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Page 1 MARCH 17–MARCH 30, 2016 PLAQUEMINES PLUS
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Serving Plaquemines Parish and Adjacent West Jefferson Areas MARCH 31, 2016 Year 4, No. 21
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PAWS Letter to the Editor: Why the changes to Parish Rabies Drive? In an effort to keep costs down from the proposed 15 dollars per vaccine, PAWS recently announced we would be running this year’s Plaquemines Parish Rabies Drive happening across the parish on March 19th and 20th. PAWS is offering rabies vaccines for fi ve dollars this year, whereas in years past they have been free. In order for us to provide this critical service to the community at such a low cost, some clinic times are shorter than in previous years and the furthest location south is Buras, rather than Bootheville/Venice. Understandably, these announcements were met with some concerns from the community. We hear these concerns and would like to explain why these changes are taking place. First and foremost, everyone is feeling the effects of the low oil prices. Residents are seeing their income slashed, Animal Control is seeing people surrender animals because they are unable to care for them, and the parish is seeing new budget restrictions.In past years, the Annual Rabies Drive has been fully funded by the parish. This year it was clear the parish would not be able to provide the rabies vaccines for free. One option to offset the expense of running the drive was charging 15 dollars per vaccine, which is what both Orleans and Jefferson parishes charge. PAWS was confi dent we could offer the vaccines for less than the 15 dollar fee, but free would fi nancially be impossible. The parish agreed to let us run the event this year to save both the residents and the parish money.In order to put on the drive PAWS has to pay for the vaccinations, multiple veterinarians and veterinary technicians to assist the vets and, pay staff to implement the events. As a non-profi t it is not possible for us to offer the vaccinations for free. We believe we can cover costs for the drive without taking a fi nancial hit by offering the rabies vaccines for fi ve dollars and supplementing the extensive staffi ng needed with volunteers.
Of course, running the drive at more locations equals more cost. Based on the records of past participation we had to plan the number of locations where we could serve the most residents. This was determined through estimating income based on the amount of vaccines purchased for fi ve dollars and the total expense for staffi ng. We determined we could support fi ve total locations and based the times and locations off of participation in years past. Some residents will have to drive up to 15 miles to get to a location. We understand that this is an unexpected inconvenience for some but are hopeful people will continue to get this necessary care for their animals. We will be giving out goodie bags of pet food and coupons to the PAWS Clinic, while supplies last, to help offset the fi ve dollar cost and encourage residents to come out early. Many people that come to the drive also have multiple pets, so we will be offering a discounted price after three pets. The 5-in-1 vaccinations will still be provided for 15 dollars as well. We are extremely hopeful that in the future we can once again provide the rabies vaccinations for free and expand to more locations. Until that is fi nancially possible we encourage the community to continue getting the rabies vaccinations, and the 5-in-1 vaccinations, for their pets. These vaccinations protect them from illness and help keep the community safe from diseases, like rabies, that are transferable from animal to human. Moreover, it is also a law that animals be vaccinated against rabies as it is a matter of public health. If you would like to see the rabies vaccines offered for free again we encourage you to help PAWS and the parish make it possible. You can help us raise the funds to cover the costs of running the drive, look for and help us apply for future grants, or seek out sponsors for the drive to reduce the cost to the community. We appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you at one of the locations on either March 19 or 20th. As always, if you have questions, comments, or concerns we want to hear from you. You can give us a call at 504-392-1601, email us at [email protected], or contact us through our Facebook page: PAWS Plaquemines Animal Welfare Society.
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Hope all is well and you have all been crafting away. I have been making a lot of plans for upcoming craft shows but really haven’t been doing a whole lot of crafting. We have decided to pass on the spring shows, for now and focus on the Fall and Winter shows. I am really excited that O.L.P.H. has decided to have a Craft Fair this year in October! It will be in conjunction with the O.L.P.H. School and Church Fair. The Craft Fair will be on Sunday. I am so excited about this that I have already reserved a spot! I can hardly wait!!!! Choosing what to make is top priority. And I think I better get Ronnie to start cutting wood before I change my mind on some really cute ornaments. If there are any crafters out there who would like to be a part of O.L.P.H.’s first Craft Fair, you can email me and I will gladly give you the info. you need (I don’t have permission from the chairperson to put her name in my column). But I can email you the application she sent me. I promise, you will have a great time just being there!
Okay, let me tell you a little something about what I have done for today. Things have been really crazy and to be honest, time just kind of crept up on me. I was worried about my sisters, and 3 nieces who lived on the North Shore and what they were going thru and honestly, crafting was not on my mind. When I finally checked my emails, there was the reminder, my column was due. I had no no idea what I was going do. I gotten in some pattern packets of bunnies that I wanted to paint for my granddaughter and our great nieces and great nephews for Easter. Only problem, Ronnie never had a chance to cut the wood I needed. Well, that’s okay because I could paint it on just about anything. I went digging in the craft room and found a “Star”. So, I decided to put one of the Ginger Bunnies on it. I don’t think it came out too bad for a rush job. What do you think? This is a Pamela House design, another of my favorite artists. She designs the cutest ornaments!
From me and my Family to You and Your Family, Wishing you a Very Blessed and Happy Easter! So that’s my craft for this time. What will your next craft project be? Mine…I don’t know but, I know it will be lots of fun.
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United Way’s Annual Plaquemines Parish
Jambalaya Cook-Off • March 28, 2016225 F. Edward Hebert
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May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be praised, adored and glorified through-out the whole world now and forever. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, I put my trust in You, Holy Mary, Mother of Jesus, pray for me. St. Theresa, Child of Jesus, pray for me. St. Jude, Helper of Hopeless cases, pray for me and grant this favor I ask. Say this prayer 9 times a day for 9 days, and publish. For favors granted. For this or other Novenas, contact Plaquemines Plus at 985-649-9515.
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Foreclosure SalesSheriff’s Sales are held on the second Wednesday of each month unless otherwise advertised. Sales are held at the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office, 8022 Highway 23, Belle Chasse, Louisiana at 10:00 a.m. Each property is advertised in the official parish newspaper of record, twice within thirty (30) days for real estate or once within ten (10) days for movables before the auction, and in Plaquemines Plus! at the earliest opportunity.
005-11-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62783 21st Mortgage Corporation vs. Brunel M. Prout scheduled for May 11, 201605-11-2016Foreclosure Sale for suit No. 62729 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Assocation vs. Tiffany Sylve Fruge wife of/and John Paul Fruge scheduled for May 11, 201604-13-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62744 NAS JRB Credit Union vs. Rondel Battle scheduled for April 13, 201604-13-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit NO. 62272 JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association vs. Jennifer Lynn Gray scheduled for April 13, 201604-13-2016Foreclosure Sale for Suit No. 62645 James B Nutter & Company vs. Louise McGinnis Washington scheduled for April 13, 201604-13-2016Foreclosure Sales for Suit No. 62709 NAS JRB Credit Union vs. Ivy P. Ragas scheduled for April 13, 2016
SANTOS, JOSE LGRIDIRON, TXIntent conceal illegal fish and other charges
HIGHT, HAROLDBELLE CHASSE, LAReckless Operation Of A Vehicle and other charges
RHOTO, STEVEN PBOOTHVILLE, LABench Warrant
POYADOU, JULIEVENICE, LAA(1)Poss w/Intent to Dist Sch I CDS and other charges
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POYADOU, TIMOTHY MBOOTHVILLE, LAA(1)Poss w/Intent to Dist Sch I CDS and other charges
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VEAL, BERTELLNEW ORLEANS, LATheft: Between $750-$4999 and other charges
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JUDY, ROSS FRANKLINEMPIRE, LADomestic Abuse Battery
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WASHINGTON, CAMIELLIA MICHELLEHOMEPLACE, LA1st Poss Of Marij or Syn and other charges
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STAGG, JOHN EARLBURAS, LAFugitive Warrant and other charges
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MOREAU, WILLIAMBench Warrant and other charges
WILLIAMS, KEILENBRAITHWAITE, LAFugitive Warrant (3) and other charges
VICKNAIR, STEVEN C JRBELLE CHASSE, LAFugitive Warrant and other charges
MOLINA, ROGERKENNER, LAFugitive Warrant
ROBERTS, TAMMY JANEBURAS, LAHit And Run
MCCAFFERTY, ROBERTCHALMETTE, LAFugitive Warrant
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MEARS, MIRANDA JANISGRETNA, LASimple Criminal Damage and other charges
COOK, ROBERT TJESUIT BEND, LADWI 1st Offense and other charges
MACKEY, FELIX APORT SULPHUR, LASimple Criminal Damage
STEWART, DENNIS WAYNEEMPIRE, LASchedule II/Possession and other charges
MOLIERE, DARIUSGRETNA, LABench Warrant (2) and other charges
LINCOLN, SHEILAGRETNA, LADWI 3rd Offense and other charges
DUHON, TAYLORCROWLEY, LAFugitive Warrant (2)
LEMAIRE, AARONCROWLEY, LAFugitive Warrant
JURISIC, VINKABELLE CHASSE, LAPossession Drug Paraph.
VERNON, JAMES CJESUIT BEND, LAFugitive Warrant
SYLVE, HOLDEN MBELLE CHASSE, LABench Warrant
LEWIS, JULIUS IHARVEY, LABench Warrant and other charges
CROCKETT, JOSHUANEW ORLEANS, LABench Warrant (4)
SINO, JARELL JBRAITHWAITE, LAFugitive Warrant and other charges
MITCHELL, JONATHAN JBOOTHVILLE, LABench Warrant (2)
HOUSTON, NAKIA RDIAMOND, LASimple Criminal Damage and other charges
FRISELLA, JEROME A IIIBELLE CHASSE, LA1st Poss Of Marij or Syn and other charges
BRITT, MATTHEW BLAINEKAPLAN, LATemporary Hold With No Charges
PERKINS, ASHLEY ANNYOUNGSVILLE, LABench Warrant (10)
MITCHELL, JAMES L IIIWESTWEGO, LAFugitive Warrant and other charges
MARTIN, GARY GUSTAVELAFAYETTE, LAProbation Hold
OCTAVE, JAQUENDAS THARVEY, LATemporary Hold With No Charges
WILLIAMS, TERRENCE ANEW ORLEANS, LAFugitive Warrant and other charges
WILLIAMS, WARREN E JR • VIOLET, LAReckless Operation Of A Vehicl
LABRUZZO, BARRY DAVID JRSLIDELL, LABench Warrant
LAFRANCE, ANTHONY JPORT SULPHUR, LABench Warrant
MARSHALL, JIMMY AMARRERO, LAPlublic Intimidation and other charges
BAKER, MICHAEL JGRETNA, LABench Warrant (3)
SEALS, GERDIS GRIFFIN JRPERKINSTON, MSSimple Battery and other charges
GRECO, KEN BBELLE CHASSE, MSBench Warrant (2)
POPICH, KRISTIN MARIEBELLE CHASSE, LASale, Dist.,or Poss. of Legend Drug and other charges
BROWN, BRANDON DBELLE CHASSE, LABench Warrant (2)
DELAHOUSSAYE, TERRANCE JOSEPHNEW IBERIA, LAPoss Firearm while poss a CDS and other charges
WILLIAMS, ROBERT CHARLESBELLE CHASSE, LABench Warrant and other charges
HALFORD, JOSHUA LBELLE CHASSE, LAAggravated Battery and other charges
STOKES, CLARENCENEW ORLEANS, LATheft: Under $750 and other charges
HARMON, JACK RAINERGRAND BAY, LADomestic Abuse Battery
WIGSTROM, TOBIN EBELLE CHASSE, LADisturb Peace By Drunkiness
HENDRICKS, CARL RIVANGRETNA, LABench Warrant
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CAPT HOOP -- OUR FREEDOM Our Freedom Charters • 504-247-8459Add Goff and his buddy came down for 2 days of fishing on his Twin Vee. This is a newer model
with higher gunnels. They had yellowfin in mind but the once hot east side is about done and tuna that are left are moving out.
Saturday morning was beautiful. It seemed like every boat in La. was at the marinas. There was some kind of a redfish tournament going on to add to the mess. On the way out the fleet of boats in front of us and the ones behind us had me go in another direction looking for some blackfin or other fish besides the maybe 1 good yellowfin. There were a lot of boats already out and the chatter on the radio did not sound good. the chatter on the radio was thick with sharks and kingfish. Over 70 boats on the tuna grounds and every other place I went had another 4 to 6 boats there also.
Our first attempt was for blackfin tuna. That was not happening. We only made 4 drifts and lost one but it was too slow. They were there but not chewing. Add was looking for some meat in the box. We moved on looking for some amberjack. There was no way we could get through the red snapper.
We also picked up our 6 red snapper and headed for the barn to clean a cart full of fish. Dock side catches were mixed at Cypress Cove Marina.
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All of these had to go back because we were still in federal waters. Only one of the many we caught floated and watching this fish struggling to survive, knowing it was going to die, brought up the discussion of the ridiculous grip the federal government has on the red snapper that they say are so badly overfished. It was close to noon and we still had clean ice. The amberjack and blackfin were not being nice to us today.
I made a move into shallower state waters to get some of the ice bloody. The family has to eat. I had some flat fall jigs to try out. Once we found a wreck we started jigging with them. These produced some nice scamp grouper.
Day 2 was a lot different. We met at Cypress Cove Marina around 5:30 and drove by vehicle to Venice Marina for breakfast. No rush today as the fog was very thick. It was almost 7:00 before we left the dock I took the boat down the river and Add observed how I ran the boat with the electronics and the radio. Radar was a must today. This was his first time in conditions like this. To say he was up tight was an understatement. Our goal was to go for amberjack first. On our first drop we hook up to a 45-50 pounder. Great start.
Things went down hill from there. We already had a late start making the day on the water shorter. The new size limits for amberjack went from 31 inches to 34 inches this year and all we were catching were right in that size that would have been good last year. We could have been done in a short while but it took us till noon just to get 3 keepers in the boat. In our search for the amberjack we tried the flat fall jigs. The current would not allow them to get down past the jack cevalle.
We were a good hour from the state waters we wanted to fish so we decided to head there, get our snapper, and call it in case we had some afternoon fog on the way in. It was hazy out there which gives us an indication of a fog possibility on the way in.
We found our snapper as well as a beeliner and a scamp for the box before heading in. Over all it was a good 2 days out there.
They liked the flat fall jigs as we picked up 8 of them for the box.
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Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries enforcement agents have currently rescued a total of 777 people, 120 dogs and six cats to date due to the flooding in Louisiana.
On March 13 agents rescued nine people and five dogs including three people and five dogs in Grant Parish, three people in Natchitoches Parish, two people in Allen Parish and one person in Ouachita Parish. Agents rescued 103 people, 43 dogs and two cats on March 12. Those totals include 38 people and 11 dogs in Tangipahoa Parish, 21 people and seven dogs in Washington Parish, 18 people and seven dogs in St. Tammany Parish, 11 people and four dogs in Livingston Parish, six people, 11 dogs and two cats in Beauregard Parish, five people in West Carrol Parish, two people and three dogs in Webster Parish and two people in Morehouse Parish. Agents are also investigating a boating fatality that occurred on March 12 in Natchitoches Parish around 8 p.m. According to the two survivors, there were three men in their own boat returning to a flooded house to remove furniture near the south end of Black Lake. On their way back on flooded Hwy. 1226 the boat’s bow rope was in the water and got tangled in the prop, which then stalled the motor. While the motor was stalled they took on water and Harold Worsham, 78, of the Saline Bayou area, went overboard and never surfaced. Worsham was not wearing a personal flotation device. His body was recovered later that night and turned over to the Natchitoches Parish Coroner’s Office.
LDWF is strongly encouraging evacuees to not return to their homes until the flood waters have fallen and conditions allow due to extremely unsafe conditions that are caused by rising and receding flood waters.
On the morning of March 11 agents rescued 303 people, 31 dogs and two cats. Those totals include 209 people, 13 dogs and one cat in Tangipahoa Parish, 47 people and 11 dogs in St. Tammany Parish, 18 people, six dogs and one cat in Washington Parish, 12 people in Caddo Parish, six people in Richland Parish, five people in Morehouse Parish, three people in West Carroll Parish, two people in Ouachita Parish and one person and one dog in Livingston Parish.
On March 10 agents rescued 199 people and 21 dogs. Those totals include 50 people in Ouachita Parish, 46 people and 13 dogs in Caddo Parish, 27 people in Vernon Parish, 19 people in Bossier Parish, 19 people in Richland Parish, 15 people and six dogs in Morehouse Parish, nine people in Bienville Parish, six people in Grant Parish, four people and two dogs in West Carroll Parish, two people in LaSalle Parish and two people in Sabine Parish.
On March 9 agents rescued 72 people including 36 people in Ouachita Parish, 32 people in Webster Parish and four in Morehouse Parish. Agents also rescued five people on the night of March 8 in Webster Parish. Agents will remain on alert and be ready for further search and rescue activities until the flood waters recede.
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It’s an epidemic of crassness, rudeness and social bullying that personifies this presidential race. And we’re not talking just about the candidates.Leading the way is the generations of so-called liberal thought, where someone with views unlike yours are subject to the same treatment as folks received from the Nazis, Communists and suffer today from Muslim terrorists. Case in point is the disruption of the Chicago rally for billionaire and businessman Donald Trump last week. Some compared it to the 1968 Democratic Convention in the Windy City but the comparisons don’t add up. In 1968, a post-World War Two generation
of young folk, tired of being put on a shelf by their elders, tired of true inequality and fed up with what this country considered waging war with two no-win conflicts in Korea and Vietnam, joined with a handful of professional protesters to voice their concerns. The Democrats at the time were the party of the status quo, getting ready to ramrod Minnesotan Hubert H. Humphrey as their candidate for the presidency in a city run by Mayor Richard Daley, perhaps the most powerful Mayor this country had ever seen. The protesters were later memorialized by the Graham Nash anthem, “Chicago” (We Can Change the World) following the riots and Chicago 7 trial that summer. You might not have been an Abbie Hoffman or Bobby Seal fan but the visceral appeal of actually seeing your parents beginning to realize that the world was changing and your generation would have a role in it was overwhelming.
Those who remember the summer of 1968 remember it as a watershed season, preceding Altamonte, Woodstock, Kent State and the sea change in popular music, both with new artists and groups and with the songs from established stars like the Beatles, the Rolling Stones and Elvis. It was, in a summer, a major shift in the American psyche among those of us under the age of 30 and the beginnings of generational understanding for those over 30 between the war babies and early Baby Boomers. Last week’s Chicago protest was a joke, a copout by a city and a candidate not willing to stand up for the right to express themselves. Fear rules our so-called leaders and leaders-to-be. Is this what we’ve been reduced to? It’s bad enough that most of our candidates are childish and without substance, facing indictments, charges of misdeeds and with little of what the parties used to call planks in their platform on which their candidates were standing. Today, there are no platforms…..just selfies, Facebook and emotional verbiage. Too often the candidates dress like they’re at a casual party to show us what regular folks they are or dress poorly because they apparently don’t feel that appearances are that important. None of them evoke memories of JFK or Ronald Reagan, appearance-wise.
As in 1968, our nation is fed up - this time with both major political parties who obviously are in bed with each other. That emotional charge has neutralized candidates of measured recourse by eliminating them in the primaries or creating an atmosphere where their relatively calmness and professional demeanor might be trampled by the undisciplined masses. So they sit on the sidelines as we listen to discourse which would make our forefathers blush or bluster with indignation. And in November, we might get what many of our enemies think we so richly deserve - a non-presidential President - a dreamer, bully, criminal, uninformed egomaniac - one or many, take your choice, either party. It will be a time of nervousness for most citizens, to see what this country’s choice can do and will do….and what, if any, difference it will make in our relationships with ourselves, our friends and our enemies.
Once we feared 1984 as the year of a complete Communistic takeover around the globe. 32 years later, we’re much closer to that 1984 scenario than we’d like to imagine. Our Pollyanna course of a double standard in conducting our affairs has emboldened our enemies and critics to the point that communities like Dearborn, Michigan can mock this country and we accept it because we are afraid not to. Nancy Reagan’s most famous three words were “Just Say No”, a reference to not using drugs. Without those words, our drug epidemic would be even greater than it is. What we need to do as a nation is to dust those three words off and direct them towards those activists who have no real skin in their game of making us tremble. Get a backbone, get a pair, get a point of view. Grow up or wither and die. Our enemies are poisoning the well every day. Let’s dig another well of freedom and respect our differences without rancor. And kick the bastards to the curb.
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With all of the rainfall received in southeast Louisiana this past week, be on the lookout for brown patch disease in your lawn. The greening up phase of our lawn grasses is one of the most important throughout the whole growing season. These grasses were dormant during the winter months and will now start to continue growing. Brown patch disease is prevalent in both the spring and the fall. It loves warm days, cool days, and an abundance of water. It will show up as large circles
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This handsome 3 year-old guy is Blade. He is a friendly, outgoing guy looking for his forever home. He enjoys cuddling and being with you. He would love to hang out with you and enjoy the day. He loves all kinds of toys and being curious. Blade tested positive for FIV (Feline Aids). Because of this disease, he has to be the only cat in the home or with another cat that is FIV positive. His life expectancy is 10-12 years. Sometimes it can be longer, depending on the health of the cat. This disease is not contagious to dogs. Blade is up-to-date on shots, micro-chipped, and neutered. Can you give Blade a forever home?
Meet Rosie. She is a 2 year old Pit Bull/Terrier mix. Rosie is a sweet girl who does great with children. She also does great with other dogs here at the shelter. She is very treat and toy motivated. Rosie loves to give kisses. She also likes to sit on laps but she can also be very playful and mellow. Rosie is afraid of water. and loud noises. She enjoys playing fetch, quiet time, and running. Rosie is spayed, micro-chipped, and up to date on all shots. She’s currently in a foster home, so if you are interested in meeting her, please call us at 504-392-1601!
Lucy is an 8 month old terrier mix and a very sweet girl. She had been abandoned and was near starvation. Lucy loves many things, including: giving kisses, being held, and playing tug and chase (especially with other dogs). She loves everyone she meets and is great with children. She is housetrained and uses a doggie door (but does sleep well through the night without having to go outside). She is VERY trainable, and already knows the commands sit, shake, and wait. She is still a puppy and has a lot of energy, but also loves to relax. Lucy is spayed,micro-chipped and up to date on all her shots. She is currently being fostered in the home of the family that found her, so if you are interested in meeting her, please call us at 504-392-1601 to set up a meet and greet.
Sassy is a gorgeous 4 year-old Shepherd who is full of spunk. She loves to run and is very affectionate. She will need a person that can help her learn commands and that it’s not polite to jump. We have stared teaching her, but consistency will be best for Sassy. She is very intelligent and will succeed in an active home, both mentally and physically. A sweetheart like Sassy surely won’t be with us for long - so come meet her today! She is up to date on shots, spayed, and microchipped.
This handsome guy is Chester. Chester is a 12 year old guy with lots of love and spunk. He was owner surrendered due to his human being very ill and unable to care for him. Upon his arrival, Chester was tested for FIV and FeLV. He tested positive for FeLV. This is a disease that affects the immune system. It is not contagious to dogs or humans, but it is contagious to other cats. The life expectancy is one to three years, longer if they are in a home. Chester is such a love! He loves having his ears and back rubbed. If you have a window he can perch himself in front of, that would be the perfect napping spot, other than your lap of course. Chester would love for you to come to PAWS and visit with him. He is neutered, up-to-date on shots and micro-chipped. Come by PAWS and fall in love with Chester.
Chester
Lucy
Students at Christ the King Parish School celebrated Grandparents’ Day on Monday, March 14, 2016, by performing for a huge crowd of grandparents and
grandfriends. After the performances, grandparents/grandfriends visited classrooms and the Book Fair.
1st and 2nd grade students sang and danced to “Oh Grandma, Oh Grandpa”
PK3/PK4/Kindergarten students sang “Our God is an Awesome God”
3rd grade students recited “The Grandparents Poem”
6th and 7th grade students told a story in song and motions by singing “I Have a Dream”
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