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CURRENT ISSUE ONEA Happy Dolphin is a free DolphinSo please protect thesebeautiful, wild animals andremember: A free dolphin is ahappy dolphin.Dolphins are marinemammals closely relatedto whales and porpoises.There are almost fortyspecies of dolphin.eb image questRachel Wrightson
CURRENT ISSUE ONEAdopta PettoSavea LifeSadly four to fivemillion dogs and cats areeuthanized and tenthousand are abandonedeach year in the U.S.Four years ago I adopted mycat Piper from the MSPCA inCenterville. I was reallyexcited. When I got in the roomwith the cats I wanted to adopt“They hadlittlecards oneach cagetalkingabout thecat’spersonalities... “alone. People need tostart adopting animalsfrom shelters. Many people think thatanimals in shelters are there because theydid something“wrong”, were abused, or have badthem all! I kept telling my dad,“I want this one, I want thisone.” There were so many friendly cats.The people there were great in helpingme find a new cat. They had little cardson each cage talking about the cat’sbehavior. The truth is it is never thepersonalities and characteristics. It was aanimals’ fault. Most are there because ofhard choice, but I finally decided. Piperpeoples’ personal problems.is playful, loving and lots of fun. I knowAnimal shelters have lots ofI made the right decision in adopting myhappy healthy animals. The prices atpet.shelters are also a lot less expensive forEach year more than half of thethe same, if not better, quality animals.animals in shelters are killed rather thanTwenty five percent of the dogs inadopted. There are six animal shelters onshelters are purebreds. For every animal<strong>Cape</strong> <strong>Cod</strong> ready to assist you in yourbought from a pet store, an animal whochoice. If you are thinking of getting amight have been adopted dies in apet I strongly urge you to considershelter. When you adopt you are savingadopting a rescue animal.two lives; the animal you are adopting
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A Senior Reflectson his Timeat Cape
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