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LWVCCLeague of Women Voters of Citrusat the Wildlife Park
Holiday Party County is hosting a Holiday Party on Tues-
Pet Patrol
The
day, December 9th at the Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park starting at 10:00 am. The cel-
ebration includes admission to the park, boat ride, and guided tour, followed by a buffet in
the Florida Room featuring cubanito and cheese sandwiches,fresh veggie and fruit plates,
delectable cookies, coffee and iced tea . Joe Dube, President of the Friends of Homosassa
Citrus County Animal Services `Shot/
Springs Wildlife Park and well known photographer, will give a presentation on the park.
Test Clinic' Thursday by appointment
There will be a Share the Wealth drawing and a small gift bag raffle.All interested
Citrus County Animal Services
men and women are invited to attend.
now offers yearly vaccinations, heartworm
The cost is $20 per person ,in advance, with reservation required.Please remit to
testing and microchips for your pets. No
LWVCC, 5295 S. Alligator Pl., Floral City , Florida 34436. Dec. 3, 2014 is the deadline.
appointment is required for microchipping,
For more info call 352-726-8085 or e mail lwvcc2013@gmail or visit our website : www.
which can be done at the shelter any time
lwvcitrus.org.
during regular business hours, Tuesday
Veterans Donate Service Dog to CF
through Saturday, 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
The shelter is closed on Sundays & Mon-
The Cherrywood Veteran's Club pre-
`Freckles is a 1 y.o, s.f, blue merle, mini days. Call 352-746-8400.
sented a Patriot Service Dog to the College of
dachshund, with a wonderful personality.
An appointment is required for all
She has a huge white collar, legs and face, vaccinations and testing at the Shot/Test Central Florida on Veterans Day, Tuesday, Nov.
11. Once completely trained, the dog will be
and her beautiful merle color has black spots Clinic. This clinic is not a veterinary exam,
presented to a wounded veteran. The golden
within it. Her unethical breeder crosses ex- just a clinic for vaccines and testing.
Labrador, which has been named Patriot in
cessive white dogs with merle color, with
The appointments can be made -
white, or with brown Dachshunds to get ex- in advance - for Thursday evenings at the honor of the CF Patriots, is being trained and
cess white and merle for bigger prices be- shelter from 4:00-6:00 p.m. Citrus County housed at Lowell Correctional Facility. The fe-
cause they are not as common, but it results Animal Services is located at 4030 S. Air- male inmates create a brighter future for vet-
in about 1/4 to 1/2 of the litter being blind in port Rd., Inverness, behind the County erans and themselves through WOOF, Women
1 or both eyes. Freckles was born blind, but Fairgrounds. Please call (352) 746-8400 for Offering Obedience and Friendship. Photo:
Members of the Cherrywood Veterans Club and
she doesn't know she is suppose to have eyes questions or appointments.
student Julie Drexel brought Patriot, a service dog, to the CF Ocala Campus for a visit.
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that see. So, she enjoys everyone and every-
The
FEES: Rabies $5, DA2PPv $8,
Animal Services Offering Adoption Discount
thing, especially her toy chicken. She is very 5093 S. Orwell Pt., Homosassa, Florida 34446
FVRCP $8, Bordatella (cat or dog) $8, Mi-
trusting because her previous owners treated Phone: (352)Heartworm Test $10, Feline
crochip $10, 489-4588 Fax: (727) 362-4788
Citrus County Foundation for Animal Protection (CCAFP) and Citrus County Ani-
Emawith theRussell, Publisher:deserves, Leukemia $10, Capstar $4, County License
her il, Tom loving kindness she thenewscaster1@gmail.comIEmail, Debbie Russell,l Editor: debbienewscaster@gmail.comto consider senior pets when adding a new
ma Services would like to encourage individuals
but feltebsideserved more attention than left for Altered (spayed or neutered) Pets $5, member to their family. November is "Adopt a Senior Pet Month" and CCFAP is sponsoring
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alone while they worked all day. If you must County License for Un-Altered (not spayed a half price adoption on all pets 6 years and older for the month of November. Older animals
give up your little dog phone 352.527.9050. or neutered) Pets $25.
are often passed over at a shelter in favor of younger ones. Senior pets have so much love
and compassion to share and they make the most amazing companions. They are so grateful
for the second chance you give them.
Visit Citrus County Animal Services, located at 4030 S. Airport Road in Inverness
or call (352) 746-8400 for more information.
Some Counties Required to Pay Back FEMA
A report was recently issued by Florida Department of Emergency Management
stating over $130 million is scheduled to be de-obligated from local governmental agencies
who ebbie If you can on Nov.20
D were impacted by severe storms during the last 10 years.
please insert( Memorialincluding cities and other government agencies within these
Nineteen counties, service will
counties, will be forced to repayat 1:00 Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for
be held for Hugh Bannister Federal
expenses that AMVET Post)
pm at the were previously reviewed and approved by FEMA, then years later, found to
Q of
be ineligible.
H now $27,000.00 Plus. Thank you
During the 2004 storms, Citrus County submitted $8.7 million in reimbursements
to FEMA. Citrus Joe H.
Ad is Great. County was found to have submitted all eligible expenses and is not re-
quired to reimburse FEMA for any charges.
Citrus County Board of County Commissioners is appreciative of all local agencies
involved in the 2004 disaster situations for their high level of accountability and profession-
alism.
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and the Fisher House Foundation. The Wounded Warriors Project provides programs and
services to severely injured service members during the time between active duty and tran-
sition to civilian life. The Fisher House Foundation provides free or low cost lodging to
veterans and military families receiving treatment at military medical centers.
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