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The Newscaster - Nature Coast News
Three Area businesses join forces to Sponsor the
Pet Patrol
2nd Annual Hope for the Homeless Animals
The public is invited to a special event to help save lives of animals in Citrus
County. There will be a fun packed charitable evening at Burke’s of Ireland, sponsored by
A Nue Salon, GulfWest Land Surveying and Plantation Animal Clinic to benefit A Humane
Society of Central Florida Pet Rescue/Dobie Ranch Rescue. Hours will be 6-9 PM Thurs-
day, October 20th. The event will feature live music by Doug Nicholson.
Celebrity bartenders for the evening will be Dr. Tammy Barron DVM, owner of
Plantation Animal Clinic and Dr. Matthew Fox, DVM, former owner of Rainbow River Ani-
mal Hospital. There will also be a silent auction as well as FREE haircuts by A’Nue Salon
designers. All donations and tips will go directly to A Humane Society of Central Florida
Pet Rescue Inc., a no kill, non profit organization dedicated to rescuing small breeds and
Doberman Pinschers, founded by dedicated, experienced, and caring volunteers. For more
information, call A’Nue Salon at 352-563-2110 or Plantation Animal Clinic at 352-794-
0001.
Senior   County Board of County Commissioners presented a Proclamation at the-
Center Month Proclamation
Meet Sparkle our newest rescue. Sparkle is
Citrus
an adorable 8 month old Schnauzer mix and
County Commission meeting on September 13 declaring the month of September 2011 as
weighs about 17 pounds. She is very ener-
Senior Center Month in Citrus County.
getic and loves to play fetch She is a little
Citrus County is home to three senior centers and three dining sites with an array of
shy at first but warms up and wants to be in
programs, services and activities. Senior centers also provide health and wellness programs,
your lap. She gets along with other dogs and
nutrition services, educational and recreational activities, and other supportive services.
would make a great family pet or 2nd dog
“Frankie is such a glamorous 1 yo blue,
For more information on senior services call 352-527-5930.
for someone. Adopt A Rescued Pet, Inc.
black and white dappled/merle Dachshund
does home visits prior to adoptions, there-
mix boy that just wants your love. He is
fore, we can only adopt to the Citrus County
leash trained, crate trained, likes walks, be-
and adjoining county areas. Phone Adopt A
ing with you, playing, car rides and is UTD
Rescued Pet, leave your name, number, and
on vaccines. Franky has a black brother and
pet’s name, for a return call from the fos-
a red friend who looks like his brother, a
ter mom, later, at 352.795.9550. All of our
Boston Terrier, and a Chihuahua waiting for
dogs have been sterilized, tested negative
you to rescue them at the Saturday Adoption
for heart worm, on heart worm prevention,
Event in Pet Supermarket, Inverness, 10-1
on flea prevention, up to date on vaccines,
PM. Call 352-527.9050, A Humane Society
and ID chipped.
of Central Florida Pet Rescue, Inc.
Citrus County Offers Homecare Services
Citrus County Senior Care Services has homecare services available under the
HOPE Program (Homecare Options Provided for Everyone). Services available include:
·
Case Management
·
Personal Care (help with bathing and personal grooming)
·
Respite
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Homemaking (light housekeeping duties)
·
Emergency Alert/Response Button
Pictured from left to right: Commissioner, John J.J. Kenney, Commissioner, Joe Meek, Site Man-
·
Home Delivered Meals
ager for East Citrus Community Center, Shasta Lopez, Commissioner, Rebecca Bays, Operations
All of these services are overseen by a certified Case Manager who places licensed
Manager, Amy Engelken, Commissioner, Winn Webb and Commission Chairman, Dennis Damato
Citrus Animal Services needs to locate stray dog
and bonded service providers in the home. If you or a loved one is in need of any of these
services, call 352-527-5930 for more information and a cost quote.
On Sunday, September 18, a woman was bitten by a dog. The dog is described as a
Pit Bull type, black with a small amount of white on the ears and chest. The dog came from
NATURE COAST WATER, INC.
between two houses on Barbour Street onto Adams Street where she was walking in Beverly
Hills.
Where Customer Service is our Priority
If anyone has any information or knows the whereabouts of this dog, please con-
tact Citrus County Animal Services immediately at 352-746-8400. If the dog is not located
Owned & Operated by the Vorisek Family
this person may have to undergo a series of rabies shots.
Toll Free: 1-888-610-4947 Local: 352-447-6002
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