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Page 20 November Edition Seven Lakes News<br />
5687 NC 211 Hwy · West End, NC 27376<br />
5687 NC 211 Hwy · West End, NC 27376<br />
910.673.3103<br />
910.673.3103<br />
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm<br />
Saturday & Sunday: Closed<br />
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm<br />
Saturday & Sunday: Closed<br />
HOURS<br />
HOURS<br />
A full service veterinary hospital with<br />
luxury boarding and daycare options.<br />
A full service veterinary hospital with<br />
luxury boarding and daycare options.<br />
Seven<br />
Lakes<br />
KENNELS<br />
BOARDING, TRAINING, DAYCARE<br />
& PROFESSIONAL GROOMING<br />
910-673-2060<br />
SevenLakesKennels.org<br />
Mon, Tues, THur-Fri 8-5 pm<br />
wed-sat 8-12 sun 2-4 pm<br />
Neil Copeland - Owner<br />
a home away from home for your pets<br />
Page 20 May Edition Seven Lakes News<br />
Open 1st & 3rd Saturday’s Starting April 6th--Closed Sunday<br />
5687 NC 211 Hwy · West End, NC 27376<br />
5687 NC 211 Hwy · West End, NC 27376<br />
910.673.3103<br />
910.673.3103<br />
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm<br />
Saturday & Sunday: Closed<br />
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm<br />
Saturday & Sunday: Closed<br />
HOURS<br />
HOURS<br />
Seven<br />
Lakes<br />
KENNELS<br />
910-673-2060<br />
SevenLakesKennels.org<br />
Mon, Tues, THur-Fri 8-5 pm<br />
wed-sat 8-12 sun 2-4 pm<br />
Neil Copeland - Owner<br />
a home away from home for your pets<br />
704-886-4110<br />
Mon-Fri<br />
8-4<br />
(Next To pastimes)<br />
5312 NC Hwy 211, West End<br />
Leave A Gift<br />
Under the Tree<br />
Get A Goodie Bag<br />
Donation To Shelters<br />
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Page 10 December Edition Pinehurst Town Crier<br />
5687 NC 211 Hwy · West End, NC 27376<br />
5687 NC 211 Hwy · West End, NC 27376<br />
910.673.3103<br />
910.673.3103<br />
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm<br />
Saturday & Sunday: Closed<br />
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm<br />
Saturday & Sunday: Closed<br />
HOURS<br />
HOURS<br />
A full service veterinary hospital with<br />
luxury boarding and daycare options.<br />
A full service veterinary hospital with<br />
luxury boarding and daycare options.<br />
While our dogs will be very unlikely<br />
to understand the meaning of the<br />
winter holiday season, there will<br />
often be guests visiting, and in the<br />
subsequent bustle, it will be easier<br />
for your dog to bring harm upon<br />
himself. Keeping in mind that the<br />
holidays can present dangers to<br />
dogs, and understanding what those<br />
dangers might be can help guarantee<br />
that your best friend will be in<br />
good shape to greet the New Year.<br />
Thanksgiving, Christmas and the<br />
holiday season in general will see<br />
a great deal of candy in evidence,<br />
including chocolates. Chocolate is<br />
poisonous to dogs - the problem<br />
element is theobromine, and it will<br />
not take much to make a dog sick,<br />
or even cause the dog’s death. The<br />
darker the chocolate, the more danger<br />
for your dog.<br />
Skip giving your best friend your fruit<br />
cake this year, too. Grapes and raisins<br />
are both poisonous to dogs. Any<br />
other cookie or cake that contains<br />
raisins, almonds, or currents should<br />
be on the forbidden list. Dieters who<br />
are substituting xylitol for sugar to<br />
save on calories should keep any<br />
treats prepared with this sweetener<br />
away from their dog. Xylitol will<br />
cause a rapid and potentially fatal<br />
drop in blood sugar in dogs.<br />
The holidays mean that a great deal<br />
of fatty food will be in evidence, and<br />
fat trimmed from ham, roasts, or<br />
the roast bird can pose problems for<br />
your dog. Too much fat can bring on<br />
an episode of pancreatitis, which is<br />
can also lodge in the esophagus.<br />
Those lovely snow globes often have<br />
an antifreeze-based fl uid inside<br />
them. If these break, a dog could lap<br />
up poison that could cause kidney<br />
failure. It’s no secret that people<br />
tend to consume a greater than<br />
normal amount of alcoholic beverages<br />
during the holidays, and some of<br />
these can be attractive to your dog,<br />
especially a drink like eggnog. Holiday<br />
punch may also smell good to a<br />
dog, so keep any drinks that contain<br />
alcohol well out of the dog’s reach.<br />
Puppies, and some older dogs, too,<br />
will often chew on electrical cords.<br />
While you may have taken care to<br />
keep your usual cords safe from<br />
canine teeth, lights on the tree and<br />
other decorations can present additional<br />
hazards, so take care to keep<br />
all pets away from electric cords.<br />
Don’t let your dog get lost outside<br />
during the holidays. With the arrival<br />
of company, the door will be open for<br />
much longer than it is usually, and a<br />
dog that has become nervous with<br />
all the new people and happenings<br />
may bolt out.<br />
Making sure that your dog is wearing<br />
his or her tags or has been<br />
micro-chipped are ways of assuring<br />
that you will get your lost pooch back<br />
as quickly as possible. Keeping your<br />
dog safe and healthy over the holiday<br />
season isn’t diffi cult; it just takes<br />
a bit of forethought and planning.<br />
The water in the reservoir is also a<br />
danger for cats. Sap from the tree<br />
Holiday Plants and Goodies<br />
That Are Harmful To Your Pets<br />
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Carthage Gazette<br />
September Edition<br />
Page 14 September Edition South<br />
SOUTHERN PINES<br />
TODAY<br />
Publisher/Editor<br />
Victoria Levinger<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Brian Jameson<br />
Graphic Design<br />
MB Design Group<br />
Rascal Design Group<br />
Suncoast Press Group<br />
Contributing Writers<br />
Rick Levinger<br />
Millie Jameson<br />
Kathy Mason<br />
Photography<br />
Corinne Walls<br />
Rich Kerns<br />
© Copyright 2017.<br />
Southern Pines Today is published<br />
twelve times annually by<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation.<br />
Any reproduction in part or in<br />
whole of any part of the publication<br />
is prohibited without the<br />
express written consent<br />
of the publisher.<br />
PINEHURST TOWN<br />
CRIER<br />
Publisher/Editor<br />
Victoria Levinger<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Brian Jameson<br />
Graphic Design<br />
Rascal Design Group<br />
MB Graphics<br />
Suncoast Press Group<br />
Contributing Writers<br />
Rick Levinger<br />
Kathy Mason<br />
Millie Jameson<br />
Julia Kohn<br />
Photography<br />
Rich Kerns<br />
© Copyright 2018.<br />
Pinehurst Town Crier is published<br />
twelve times annually by<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation.<br />
Any reproduction in part or in<br />
whole of any part of the publication<br />
is prohibited without the<br />
express written consent<br />
of the publisher.<br />
Seven Lakes News Corp.<br />
PO Box 1<strong>19</strong>1<br />
Pinehurst<br />
Town Crier<br />
Our mission is to ensure that all animals<br />
are treated with compassion<br />
and respect and to end euthanasia<br />
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation<br />
in our community.<br />
Moore Humane Society is a private,<br />
nonprofit rescue organization incorporated<br />
in <strong>19</strong>66.<br />
We are the founders of animal welfare<br />
in the Sandhills and we operate<br />
the only privately funded, state<br />
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in<br />
Moore County.<br />
SAVE AN ANIMAL<br />
SAVE A LIFE<br />
We are not part of Moore County<br />
Government or animal control. We receive<br />
no government support of any<br />
kind or funding from any organization.<br />
Private donations are our only source<br />
of income and our ability to rescue<br />
homeless animals in need depends<br />
entirely on the compassion and generosity<br />
of our members.<br />
All donations are tax-deductible as<br />
Saving Moore Animals<br />
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoption<br />
from over 1,200 shelters across th<br />
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED<br />
As Of August 24th, 2018<br />
Grand total since 2015: 248,<br />
94,524<br />
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are teamin<br />
dreds of shelters across the country to host Cle<br />
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Satur<br />
to help find loving homes for animals in<br />
Heading off to college for the first<br />
time and leaving the comforts of<br />
home can be a difficult transition.<br />
And for students leaving an animal<br />
companion behind, the move can feel<br />
even more difficult.<br />
While most schools have a strict no<br />
pet policy for campus housing, some<br />
offer special accommodations for<br />
students to help ease the process.<br />
among college<br />
record highs, a<br />
of Collegiate M<br />
the prescription<br />
known as com<br />
soothing abilitie<br />
Whether or not<br />
these animals<br />
sides the point;<br />
animal ban for<br />
Heading Off To Coll<br />
Section B Page 8 September Edition Pineh<br />
PINEHURST TOWN<br />
CRIER<br />
Publisher/Editor<br />
Victoria Levinger<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Brian Jameson<br />
Graphic Design<br />
Rascal Design Group<br />
MB Graphics<br />
Suncoast Press Group<br />
Contributing Writers<br />
Rick Levinger<br />
Kathy Mason<br />
Millie Jameson<br />
Julia Kohn<br />
Photography<br />
Rich Kerns<br />
© Copyright 2018.<br />
Pinehurst Town Crier is published<br />
twelve times annually by<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation.<br />
Any reproduction in part or in<br />
whole of any part of the publication<br />
is prohibited without the<br />
express written consent<br />
of the publisher.<br />
Seven Lakes News Corp.<br />
PO Box 1<strong>19</strong>1<br />
West End, NZ 27376<br />
Pinehurst<br />
Town Crier<br />
Our mission is to ensure that all animals<br />
are treated with compassion<br />
and respect and to end euthanasia<br />
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation<br />
in our community.<br />
Moore Humane Society is a private,<br />
nonprofit rescue organization incorporated<br />
in <strong>19</strong>66.<br />
We are the founders of animal welfare<br />
in the Sandhills and we operate<br />
the only privately funded, state<br />
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in<br />
Moore County.<br />
SAVE AN ANIMAL<br />
SAVE A LIFE<br />
We are not part of Moore County<br />
Government or animal control. We receive<br />
no government support of any<br />
kind or funding from any organization.<br />
Private donations are our only source<br />
of income and our ability to rescue<br />
homeless animals in need depends<br />
entirely on the compassion and generosity<br />
of our members.<br />
All donations are tax-deductible as<br />
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprof-<br />
Saving Moore Animals<br />
Here’s a look at the 2018 adoptio<br />
from over 1,200 shelters across th<br />
TOTAL PETS ADOPTED<br />
As Of August 24th, 2018<br />
Grand total since 2015: 248<br />
94,524<br />
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are team<br />
dreds of shelters across the country to host Cle<br />
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Satu<br />
to help find loving homes for animals i<br />
Heading off to college for the first<br />
time and leaving the comforts of<br />
home can be a difficult transition.<br />
And for students leaving an animal<br />
companion behind, the move can feel<br />
even more difficult.<br />
While most schools have a strict no<br />
pet policy for campus housing, some<br />
offer special accommodations for<br />
students to help ease the process.<br />
among colleg<br />
record highs,<br />
of Collegiate M<br />
the prescriptio<br />
known as com<br />
soothing abiliti<br />
Whether or no<br />
these animals<br />
sides the poin<br />
animal ban for<br />
Heading Off To Col<br />
Section B Page 8 September Edition Pineh<br />
CARTHAGE GAZETTE<br />
Published By:<br />
SEVEN LAKES NEWS<br />
CORPORATION<br />
Publisher / Editor<br />
Victoria Levinger<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Brian Jameson<br />
Graphic Design<br />
MBC Design Inc.<br />
Contributing Writers<br />
Rick Levinger<br />
Millie Jameson<br />
Kathy Mason<br />
Staff Reporter<br />
Brittany Samuels<br />
Contributing Photographer<br />
Rich Kerns<br />
Corrine Walls<br />
Carthage Gazette is published<br />
twelve times annually by<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation.<br />
Any reproduction in part or<br />
in whole of any part of the<br />
publication is prohibited<br />
without the express written<br />
consent of the publisher.<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation<br />
PO Box 1<strong>19</strong>1<br />
West End, NC 27376<br />
-----------------<br />
ILL GET YOU MORE ANIMAL STUFF FOR HE<br />
NEW SCRIPT FOR HUMANE SOCIETY<br />
Carthage Gazette<br />
September Edition<br />
Page 14 September Edition Sou<br />
SOUTHERN PINES<br />
TODAY<br />
Publisher/Editor<br />
Victoria Levinger<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Brian Jameson<br />
Graphic Design<br />
MB Design Group<br />
Rascal Design Group<br />
Suncoast Press Group<br />
Contributing Writers<br />
Rick Levinger<br />
Millie Jameson<br />
Kathy Mason<br />
Photography<br />
Corinne Walls<br />
Rich Kerns<br />
© Copyright 2017.<br />
Southern Pines Today is published<br />
twelve times annually by<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation.<br />
Any reproduction in part or in<br />
whole of any part of the publication<br />
is prohibited without the<br />
express written consent<br />
of the publisher.<br />
PINEHURST TOWN<br />
CRIER<br />
Publisher/Editor<br />
Victoria Levinger<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Brian Jameson<br />
Graphic Design<br />
Rascal Design Group<br />
MB Graphics<br />
Suncoast Press Group<br />
Contributing Writers<br />
Rick Levinger<br />
Kathy Mason<br />
Millie Jameson<br />
Julia Kohn<br />
Photography<br />
Rich Kerns<br />
© Copyright 2018.<br />
Pinehurst Town Crier is published<br />
twelve times annually by<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation.<br />
Any reproduction in part or in<br />
whole of any part of the publication<br />
is prohibited without the<br />
express written consent<br />
of the publisher.<br />
Seven Lakes News Corp.<br />
PO Box 1<strong>19</strong>1<br />
Pinehurst<br />
Town Crier<br />
Our mission is to ensure that all animals<br />
are treated with compassion<br />
and respect and to end euthanasia<br />
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation<br />
in our community.<br />
Moore Humane Society is a private,<br />
nonprofit rescue organization incorporated<br />
in <strong>19</strong>66.<br />
We are the founders of animal welfare<br />
in the Sandhills and we operate<br />
the only privately funded, state<br />
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in<br />
Moore County.<br />
SAVE AN ANIMAL<br />
SAVE A LIFE<br />
We are not part of Moore County<br />
Government or animal control. We receive<br />
no government support of any<br />
kind or funding from any organization.<br />
Private donations are our only source<br />
of income and our ability to rescue<br />
homeless animals in need depends<br />
entirely on the compassion and generosity<br />
of our members.<br />
All donations are tax-deductible as<br />
Saving Moore Animals<br />
Here’s a look at the 2018 adopti<br />
from over 1,200 shelters across<br />
TOTAL PETS ADOPTE<br />
As Of August 24th, 20<br />
Grand total since 2015: 24<br />
94,524<br />
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are tea<br />
dreds of shelters across the country to host C<br />
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning Sa<br />
to help find loving homes for animal<br />
Heading off to college for the first<br />
time and leaving the comforts of<br />
home can be a difficult transition.<br />
And for students leaving an animal<br />
companion behind, the move can feel<br />
even more difficult.<br />
While most schools have a strict no<br />
pet policy for campus housing, some<br />
offer special accommodations for<br />
students to help ease the process.<br />
among coll<br />
record highs<br />
of Collegiate<br />
the prescrip<br />
known as co<br />
soothing abi<br />
Whether or<br />
these anima<br />
sides the po<br />
animal ban f<br />
Heading Off To Co<br />
Section B Page 8 September Edition Pin<br />
PINEHURST TOWN<br />
CRIER<br />
Publisher/Editor<br />
Victoria Levinger<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Brian Jameson<br />
Graphic Design<br />
Rascal Design Group<br />
MB Graphics<br />
Suncoast Press Group<br />
Contributing Writers<br />
Rick Levinger<br />
Kathy Mason<br />
Millie Jameson<br />
Julia Kohn<br />
Photography<br />
Rich Kerns<br />
© Copyright 2018.<br />
Pinehurst Town Crier is published<br />
twelve times annually by<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation.<br />
Any reproduction in part or in<br />
whole of any part of the publication<br />
is prohibited without the<br />
express written consent<br />
of the publisher.<br />
Seven Lakes News Corp.<br />
PO Box 1<strong>19</strong>1<br />
West End, NZ 27376<br />
Pinehurst<br />
Town Crier<br />
Our mission is to ensure that all animals<br />
are treated with compassion<br />
and respect and to end euthanasia<br />
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation<br />
in our community.<br />
Moore Humane Society is a private,<br />
nonprofit rescue organization incorporated<br />
in <strong>19</strong>66.<br />
We are the founders of animal welfare<br />
in the Sandhills and we operate<br />
the only privately funded, state<br />
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in<br />
Moore County.<br />
SAVE AN ANIMAL<br />
SAVE A LIFE<br />
We are not part of Moore County<br />
Government or animal control. We receive<br />
no government support of any<br />
kind or funding from any organization.<br />
Private donations are our only source<br />
of income and our ability to rescue<br />
homeless animals in need depends<br />
entirely on the compassion and generosity<br />
of our members.<br />
All donations are tax-deductible as<br />
we are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprof-<br />
Saving Moore Animals<br />
Here’s a look at the 2018 adopt<br />
from over 1,200 shelters across<br />
TOTAL PETS ADOPTE<br />
As Of August 24th, 20<br />
Grand total since 2015: 2<br />
94,524<br />
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are tea<br />
dreds of shelters across the country to host<br />
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning S<br />
to help find loving homes for anima<br />
Heading off to college for the first<br />
time and leaving the comforts of<br />
home can be a difficult transition.<br />
And for students leaving an animal<br />
companion behind, the move can feel<br />
even more difficult.<br />
While most schools have a strict no<br />
pet policy for campus housing, some<br />
offer special accommodations for<br />
students to help ease the process.<br />
among co<br />
record high<br />
of Collegiat<br />
the prescrip<br />
known as c<br />
soothing ab<br />
Whether or<br />
these anim<br />
sides the p<br />
animal ban<br />
Heading Off To Co<br />
Section B Page 8 September Edition Pin<br />
CARTHAGE GAZETTE<br />
Published By:<br />
SEVEN LAKES NEWS<br />
CORPORATION<br />
Publisher / Editor<br />
Victoria Levinger<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Brian Jameson<br />
Graphic Design<br />
MBC Design Inc.<br />
Contributing Writers<br />
Rick Levinger<br />
Millie Jameson<br />
Kathy Mason<br />
Staff Reporter<br />
Brittany Samuels<br />
Contributing Photographer<br />
Rich Kerns<br />
Corrine Walls<br />
Carthage Gazette is published<br />
twelve times annually by<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation.<br />
Any reproduction in part or<br />
in whole of any part of the<br />
publication is prohibited<br />
without the express written<br />
consent of the publisher.<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation<br />
PO Box 1<strong>19</strong>1<br />
West End, NC 27376<br />
-----------------<br />
ILL GET YOU MORE ANIMAL STUFF FOR<br />
NEW SCRIPT FOR HUMANE SOCIETY<br />
Every year, hundreds of homeless<br />
animals pass through the doors of<br />
the Moore Humane Society’s “no-kill”<br />
shelter. Virtually all of these homeless,<br />
abandoned or abused animals require<br />
some degree of medical care ranging<br />
from minor to extensive.<br />
SAVE AN ANIMAL · SAVE A LIFE<br />
While our willingness to help is<br />
unlimited, our financial resources are<br />
not. In 2017 we spent $45,000. to<br />
cover veterinary costs for life-saving<br />
operations and to cover spay-neuter<br />
procedures. This year due to extensive<br />
injuries our costs will easily exceed<br />
$50,000. Please help us raise the<br />
money we need to continue providing<br />
our furry friends with the best medical<br />
care they so much deserve.<br />
All donations are tax-deductible as we<br />
are a registered 510(c)(3) nonprofit<br />
charitable organization.<br />
MooreHumane.org<br />
910-947-2631<br />
•<br />
Carthage Gazette<br />
September Edition<br />
Page 14 September Edition S<br />
SOUTHERN PINES<br />
TODAY<br />
Publisher/Editor<br />
Victoria Levinger<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Brian Jameson<br />
Graphic Design<br />
MB Design Group<br />
Rascal Design Group<br />
Suncoast Press Group<br />
Contributing Writers<br />
Rick Levinger<br />
Millie Jameson<br />
Kathy Mason<br />
Photography<br />
Corinne Walls<br />
Rich Kerns<br />
© Copyright 2017.<br />
Southern Pines Today is published<br />
twelve times annually by<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation.<br />
Any reproduction in part or in<br />
whole of any part of the publication<br />
is prohibited without the<br />
express written consent<br />
of the publisher.<br />
PINEHURST TOWN<br />
CRIER<br />
Publisher/Editor<br />
Victoria Levinger<br />
Copy Editor<br />
Brian Jameson<br />
Graphic Design<br />
Rascal Design Group<br />
MB Graphics<br />
Suncoast Press Group<br />
Contributing Writers<br />
Rick Levinger<br />
Kathy Mason<br />
Millie Jameson<br />
Julia Kohn<br />
Photography<br />
Rich Kerns<br />
© Copyright 2018.<br />
Pinehurst Town Crier is published<br />
twelve times annually by<br />
Seven Lakes News Corporation.<br />
Any reproduction in part or in<br />
whole of any part of the publication<br />
is prohibited without the<br />
express written consent<br />
of the publisher.<br />
Seven Lakes News Corp.<br />
PO Box 1<strong>19</strong>1<br />
Pinehurst<br />
Town Crier<br />
Our mission is to ensure that all animals<br />
are treated with compassion<br />
and respect and to end euthanasia<br />
as a means of controlling pet overpopulation<br />
in our community.<br />
Moore Humane Society is a private,<br />
nonprofit rescue organization incorporated<br />
in <strong>19</strong>66.<br />
We are the founders of animal welfare<br />
in the Sandhills and we operate<br />
the only privately funded, state<br />
licensed “no-kill” animal shelter in<br />
Moore County.<br />
SAVE AN ANIMAL<br />
SAVE A LIFE<br />
We are not part of Moore County<br />
Government or animal control. We receive<br />
no government support of any<br />
kind or funding from any organization.<br />
Private donations are our only source<br />
of income and our ability to rescue<br />
homeless animals in need depends<br />
entirely on the compassion and generosity<br />
of our members.<br />
All donations are tax-deductible as<br />
Saving Moore Animals<br />
Here’s a look at the 2018 adop<br />
from over 1,200 shelters acros<br />
TOTAL PETS ADOPT<br />
As Of August 24th, 2<br />
Grand total since 2015:<br />
94,524<br />
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are te<br />
dreds of shelters across the country to hos<br />
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning<br />
to help find loving homes for anim<br />
Heading off to college for the first<br />
time and leaving the comforts of<br />
home can be a difficult transition.<br />
And for students leaving an animal<br />
companion behind, the move can feel<br />
even more difficult.<br />
While most schools have a strict no<br />
pet policy for campus housing, some<br />
offer special accommodations for<br />
students to help ease the process.<br />
among c<br />
record hig<br />
of Collegia<br />
the presc<br />
known as<br />
soothing a<br />
Whether o<br />
these anim<br />
sides the<br />
animal ba<br />
Heading Off To C<br />
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Saving Moore Animals<br />
Here’s a look at the 2018 ado<br />
from over 1,200 shelters acros<br />
TOTAL PETS ADOP<br />
As Of August 24th, 2<br />
Grand total since 2015:<br />
94,524<br />
NBC and Telemundo owned stations are t<br />
dreds of shelters across the country to ho<br />
a nationwide pet adoption drive beginning<br />
to help find loving homes for anim<br />
Heading off to college for the first<br />
time and leaving the comforts of<br />
home can be a difficult transition.<br />
And for students leaving an animal<br />
companion behind, the move can feel<br />
even more difficult.<br />
While most schools have a strict no<br />
pet policy for campus housing, some<br />
offer special accommodations for<br />
students to help ease the process.<br />
among<br />
record h<br />
of Colleg<br />
the presc<br />
known as<br />
soothing<br />
Whether<br />
these an<br />
sides the<br />
animal ba<br />
Heading Off To C<br />
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Back in the early 70’s while going to<br />
college at the University of Georgia<br />
in Athens, my roommate being from<br />
Augusta got his hands on some 4<br />
day Series Badges for the Masters.<br />
We all crashed at his house and had<br />
a blast.<br />
One of the things I most<br />
remember is not the “Golden Bear”<br />
winning in 72’ , but all of the food<br />
and drinks being so cheap.<br />
This is the first time I had the “privilege”<br />
of having a pimento cheese<br />
sandwich. It is as special as Rae’s<br />
Creek, the Green Jacket or Amen<br />
Corner at the Masters.<br />
What you can devour is a sandwich<br />
of two names and five ingredients,<br />
a quick item to grab at the Masters<br />
concession stands.<br />
Some call it the “Caviar of the South”.<br />
It comes sealed in green plastic, a<br />
color that blends in with the Augusta<br />
National in case the wrapper goes<br />
fl ying around.<br />
They drink mint juleps at the Kentucky<br />
Derby, and eat Big Dodger<br />
Dogs in L. A. No one is sure how the<br />
Pimento Cheese Sandwich became<br />
the signature taste of the Masters,<br />
beginning with its debut in <strong>19</strong>34.<br />
Tournam<br />
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horses, two cats, and a miniature<br />
donkey named Doc Holliday.<br />
None of this is new to Allison, who has<br />
been an animal lover since she can<br />
remember. “Once we found Splash<br />
and Dash, we knew we’d found the<br />
perfect fit for us and for the community<br />
we envisioned bringing it to!” said<br />
Allison, who grew up with family dogs<br />
and cats and got her first horse when<br />
she was 13 years old.<br />
While in college, she studied both<br />
public relations and equine business.<br />
After multiple deployments to the<br />
Middle East, Scott took a job in 2010<br />
as an instructor where he would not<br />
be deployed for a few years.<br />
Scott had so many great experiences<br />
with military working dogs that he<br />
thought a Belgian Malinois would be<br />
a great fit.<br />
That’s when Jackie, a Belgian Malinois,<br />
entered his life. Jackie is his<br />
constant companion and triathlon<br />
training partner.<br />
When Allison and Scott found Splash<br />
and Dash Groomerie and Boutiques,<br />
they knew that they had found the<br />
next leg of their journey.<br />
They chose Splash and Dash because<br />
of the family values that they<br />
both share. “Splash and Dash treats<br />
pets as family and we do too” said Allison.<br />
At KOHLS Center<br />
120 Brucewood Rd<br />
(910) 246-3274<br />
horses, two cats, and a miniature When Allison and Scott found Splash<br />
Grooming Appointments<br />
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“Everyone thinks they have the best dog.<br />
And none of them are wrong.”<br />
W.R Purche<br />
Here are just a few of the amazi<br />
reasons why dogs are the best p<br />
They’ll greet you like you’ve been g<br />
when you only went out for a five-minu<br />
They keep your bed warm for you when<br />
Dogs will watch TV with you without ho<br />
Dogs find the greatest joy in even the s<br />
like a ride in the car.<br />
Dogs are the best because, unlike peop<br />
Christmas 4 Moore in Need of<br />
Sponsors to Serve an<br />
Additional 100 Families<br />
Christmas for Moore, a local nonprofit,<br />
served more than 300 families in<br />
2016 with basic needs and gifts for<br />
area children with a goal of not leaving<br />
any empty stockings for those<br />
who registered last year. Everyone<br />
was served who applied.<br />
Four events held last month throughout<br />
the county have demonstrated an<br />
even greater need for 2017, with an<br />
additional 100 families, or 350 individuals,<br />
including children and adults<br />
are still in need of adoption.<br />
Working with these local families<br />
and recognizing the needs exceed<br />
available sponsorships, Christmas<br />
for Moore’s dedicated volunteers are<br />
seeking local businesses, churches<br />
and individuals to help ensure these<br />
families too, find joy in the upcoming<br />
season of giving.<br />
Christmas for Moore has had very<br />
generous sponsors in the past, and<br />
we need their continued support,<br />
said Eleanora Voelkel, one of the<br />
group’s volunteers and steering com-<br />
However, this year, “we need new<br />
sponsors to come forward and offer a<br />
helping hand, she added. Each family<br />
who registered was told that we will<br />
do our best to sponsor them, and,<br />
in the past, we have always found<br />
a sponsor for each family. We pray<br />
this year will be the same and that no<br />
family will need to be turned away.”<br />
Sponsors are matched with an individual<br />
or family and choose how to<br />
support the needs. A Food Lion Gift<br />
card based on the size of the family<br />
is given to provide a Christmas meal.<br />
Those interested in sponsoring a<br />
family or making a donation to the<br />
group may contact<br />
Voice mail: 910-947-4438, email<br />
Christmas4Moore@gmail.com or<br />
mail donations directly to Christmas<br />
for Moore, PO Box 938, Carthage,<br />
NC. 28327<br />
“Everyone involved in the program<br />
has been so blessed in the process<br />
of providing gifts and food for these,<br />
our local neighbors in time of need.<br />
Every family truly appreciates and<br />
needs the support of their community,<br />
Voelkel said.”<br />
Seven Lakes News<br />
November Ed<br />
The Labrador Retriever does it<br />
again! In a press conference today<br />
at its new pet care space, AKC Canine<br />
Retreat, the American Kennel<br />
Club (AKC®), the nation’s largest<br />
purebred dog registry, is announcing<br />
that the intelligent, family friendly<br />
Lab firmly holds on to the number<br />
one spot on the most popular list for<br />
a record-breaking 26th consecutive<br />
year.<br />
The Lab’s eager to please temperament<br />
is just one of many reasons<br />
why this ideal family dog takes top<br />
honors year after year.. On top of all<br />
that, they’re also pretty cute.<br />
No. 1: Labrador retriever<br />
No. 2: German shepherd<br />
No. 3: Golden retriever<br />
No. 4: French bulldog<br />
No. 5: Bulldog<br />
No. 6: Beagle<br />
No. 7: Poodle<br />
No. 8: Rottweilers<br />
No. 9: Yorkshire terrier<br />
No. 10: German<br />
shorthaired pointer<br />
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Open 1st & 3rd Saturday’s Starting April 6th--Closed Sunday<br />
$5 Off Grooming<br />
New Clients<br />
More Pets Go Missing<br />
On July 4th<br />
$10 Off Microchips<br />
Reunite With<br />
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Happy Halloween<br />
To All Of Our<br />
Clients &<br />
Their Pets<br />
of pet owners say having<br />
a pet positively impacts<br />
their lives.<br />
said they feel more<br />
relaxed and happy with<br />
a pet.<br />
are more likely<br />
to stay longer<br />
at a bar, cafe<br />
or restaurant if<br />
they can have<br />
their pet with<br />
them.<br />
are more likely<br />
to spend money<br />
at businesses<br />
that welcome<br />
pets.
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