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The Newscaster - Nature Coast News
Pet Patrol
Little puppy “Tippy” getting a full body massage during “The Amazing Race” event at the
2010 K9-Karnival last Saturday in Inverness. The massage was part of a 10 stage race with
various tasks to complete before moving on. The 2nd annual event was packed ear to ear with
over 300 dogs registered for the fun-filled day. TheNewscaster/Mike Moore
“I am Tricky Tee, a happy 4 y.o, light apricot
Hope For The Homeless Animals
“Sugar Ray” is a 1 yr old neutered male,
n.m. mini poodle, a smart, special little guy
Please come join us for a special event to save the lives of animals in Citrus County
Boxer mix. He is brown with a white patch
with so much personality, and I like to cud-
that have been forgotten. In conjunction with A Humane Society Pet Rescue, we will have a
on his chest. He is a high energy dog, but
dle. I dance on my back legs, too. Other pets
fun packed charity event at “Burke’s of Ireland”December 2nd from 6:00pm - 9:00pm, fea-
very well mannered. He wants to please.
OK, no kids. See me, the French Bulldog,
turing Live Music and songs by our own Citrus County star “Doug Nicholson.” Celebrity
He is current on his shots and wormed. He
the Chihuahua, and others. A Humane So-
bartenders for the evening will be Dr.Tammy Barron, DVM of Plantation Animal Clinic &
gets along well with other dogs and people.
ciety of CENTRAL FLORIDA Pet Rescue,
Dr.Matthew Fox, DVM, former owner of Rainbow River Animal Hospital.
He is a very handsome dog seeking his new
Inc. 527.9050, leave a clear message, adop-
There will also be a value packed Silent Auction as well as Free Haircuts by our
forever home. Call WAG at 352-528-9888.
tion donation ($150) is tax deductable.”
skilled designers. All donations & tips will go directly to the rescue. A Humane Society OF
Central Florida Pet Rescue, Inc. No Kill, Non-Profit Organization is dedicated to rescuing
and caring for small dogs,cats and birds. It is founded by dedicated, experienced, and car-
ing volunteers. Their animals come to them primarily from families whom can no longer
take care of their pets due to financial difficulties, loss of a loved one, or having to relocate
to another area. They also save dogs and cats from shelters where they are at a risk for eu-
thanasia. Pets are temporarily housed by volunteer foster moms and dads in private homes.
Restaurant  the Border!
The pets temperament and health can then be evaluated to fit a potential permanent owner s
or family s specific needs and lifestyle.
The Best Mexican Cuisine South of
Fire officials offer tips for safe holiday cooking
445 NE 1st Terrace • Crystal River • North of Big Lots & East of Post Office
Crystal Terrace Shopping Center
Citrus County Fire Rescue is reminding residents that an estimated 2,000 Thanks-
giving Day fires in residential buildings are reported to U.S. fire departments each year.
Monday-Thursday
They cause an estimated average of five deaths, 25 injuries, and $21 million in property loss.
11 am - 2 pm & 5 - 9 pm
A report based on Nov. 23, 2006, Nov. 22, 2007, and Nov. 27, 2008, found that fires in
Friday
11 am - 2 pm & 5 - 10 pm
residential buildings occur most frequently in the afternoon hours from noon to 4 p.m. and
Saturday
that cooking accounted for 69 percent of fires in residential buildings.
Noon - 10 pm
The Citrus County Fire Rescue staff offers these safe cooking practices:
Sunday
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DON T wear loose floppy clothing when cooking. Wear short-sleeved, snug clothing
Yes, We Have Beer & Wine!
Noon - 9 pm
Lunch & Dinner Served
so there’s less of a chance of contacting hot surfaces or snagging on hot pots or other items.
Dine-In or Take-Out
352-795-5251
-  DON T move a pot or pan than is on fire. Moving it could spread the fire or cause injury.
email news to: news@thenewscaster.com
-  DON T leave the cooking process unsupervised. Unattended cooking is a leading cause
of kitchen fires.
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DO keep pot handles turned inward so clothing or other articles can’t snag the handles.
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DO keep a fire extinguisher or a pot lid handy. The pot lid can be used to smother the
fire by placing it over the burning pot.
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great bodily harm.
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DO use timers to remind you of when the food should be done.
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manuscripts, or photos. Enclose return postage if you want material returned.
ers, etc, a safe distance away from the stove, even when it is off.
Quality, Compassionate
Todd Sumlin
Veterinary Care including:
WE ALSO HAVE
• Annual Exams & Vaccinations
Plant Manager
• Digital Radiography
(352)465-1515
BIRDS, PUPPIES &
• Microchip Implants
TROPICAL FISH
• Health Certificates
Mon-Sat 9am-5pm
INGLIS QUARRY
155 Heights Avenue, Inverness
Sun 12pm-4pm
Animal Hospital
(352) 726-2460
10880 U.S. Hwy 19 S.
NATURAL &
Phone (352)447-2209
Pet Grooming
P.O. Box 519
Your Family’s Other Doctor
www.tlccitrus.com
PET
PREMIUM
Fax (352)447-0218
Inglis, FL. 34449
20372 E. Penna. Ave.
Debra Moore, DVM
PET FOODS
SITTING
Dunnellon
Dogs • Cats • Ferrets • Rodents