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STALKING - PAGE 5
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THEME: SOCIAL
MEDIA
ACROSS
1. Cockatoo’s cousin
6. Where you can be
wrapped in seaweed
9. African migrants
13. Bakery smell, e.g.
14. Type of English course
15. Distinct time period
16. Smaller than an SUV
17. It marches one by one?
18. Memory break
19. *Makes it easy to find
thematic messages
21. *Online self
23. Pine juice
24. Freight horse cart
25. *It hunts on social
media for terrorists
28.
Famous
French
couturier
30. Forty-niner’s reward
35. Tolkien creatures
37. Neuter
39. Fruit-peeling device
40. Common “pro” follower
41. Father of dialectical
idealism
43. Edible root of Pacific
islands
44. Soft palate hanger
46. RC, e.g.
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48. More often than not
50. Franz Schubert’s
creation, e.g.
52. Snakelike fish
53. Type of stalk Jack
climbed
55. Come into possession
57. *Noun now a verb on
Facebook
60. *Content exchange
64. An excuse, especially
in eyes of law
65. Bugling ungulate
67. Australian horse
68. MC Hammer’s “2
_____ 2 Quit”
69. Hawaiian dish
70. Dispatch boat
71. Bonny ____
72. *Throwback Thursday
73. Used for raising
DOWN
1. *____able
2. Acreage
3. Puts one over
4. Wet nurses
5. Found in classifieds
6. Smelting waste
7. *Pinterest action
8. Rose oil
9. Stairway to river in India
10. Wine valley
11. CCCP
12. “Monkey ____, monkey
do”
15. Highlight
20. Imitative
22. Dread of some parent
drivers
24. European soldier
25. *Discussion site
26.
“Good
job!”
to
performers
27. Sudden occurrence of
disease
29. Crude group?
31. Flight destination
32. Final resting place
33. Bone-chilling
34. *Online troublemaker
36. Table mineral
38. *Crowd-sourced helper
42. *An L in LOL
45. Even though
49. Japanese capital
51. Saint Lawrence ____
54. Highly skilled
56. Crossbeam
57. Dog parasite
58. Semis
59. Avian wader
60. SNL bit
61. Pelvic bones
62. Famed loch
63. Small cave
64. Tide alternative
66. Tennis shot
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George dismukes
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It looks like a landing pad born a Dr. Salk or Einstein.
for a helicopter.
On the other hand, I hope
Things to avoid when it’s still a long while before I
you’re 73: Mirrors are get around to punching that
on the top of the list. clock because despite all
Especially early in the of life’s slings and arrows
morning, before you’ve of outrageous fortune, for
had your bracer cup of all the time spent plucking,
coffee. Passed by a mirror and not much time spent
this morning and heard combing my hair, I love
somebody
screaming this crazy life! I love selling
bloody murder. Then I my talavera pottery and
realized it was me doing meeting new people. Nuts
IT AIN’T NOTHING the screaming.
as it sounds, I like watering
the plants on my deck,
FUNNY!
The cold brutal truth is, riding my lawnmower and
By George Dismukes
time is not your friend. playing with my dogs. I like
SEVENTY THREE AND Time is not ANYBODY’S looking at the calendar and
friend!
If somebody then shooting it the bird
COUNTING!
actually does invent a time as I walk by as I mumble,
machine, can you imagine “Beat you one more day,
Hear ye, hear ye! By
the number of people that you bastard!” Ah yes! One
the time you read this,
would be lined up willing to day at a time.
I will have had my 73rd
pay any price to go back
birthday, which is on
Tuesday! Well, not really. and correct mistakes, or What’ll I do today? Think
Actually, it will be my 33rd to re-live the first time I’ll crank up the smoker and
birthday… plus forty! I’ve they felt love? Jumping put on a brisket. Then I’ll
have some friends over to
decided to start recycling. geehosephat!
help me eat it. At my age,
Why not? They recycle
everything else; old glass, When nostalgia is the you don’t have to have a
strongest emotion you special reason for a party,
old newspapers, old
possess, you’re in trouble! such as a birthday. I’m
plastic… old old.
I watched a great movie still above ground. That’s
the other night called a good enough reason.
What is the most
‘Jersey Boys’.
It was Besides, I just heard a
remarkable thing about
about Frankie Valli and great new joke about our
being 73? I wish I was
younger! That is the most the Four Seasons. As I esteemed president that I
remarkable thing. Younger listened to those fantastic need to spread around.
is good, but it ain’t gonna songs (from my “era”!), I
sank into a funk that kept
happen! Seventy three
me away from mirrors for
SILLY JOKES
is listening to so many
the next three days.
joints pop when you get
I went on a once in a lifetime
up that it sounds like a
Worst of all, I still cling to holiday.
marimba. Seventy three
is having hair every place a dream that I know will Never again.
except where you want it. never come true. Before
Masochist: ‘Hurt me.’
I punch that time clock for Sadist: ‘No.’
I swear I have so much
the last time, I would like
hair coming out of my
ears that I look like Digger to do some great thing Crime in multi-storey car
from Tumbleweeds. Ditto that will benefit mankind. parks is wrong on so many
I know it ain’t gonna different levels.
for my nose! I need a
miniature chain saw to try happen. And that’s sad. I
had my shot. I was not
and get it all. Tweezers
don’t stand a chance
anymore.
Where do I not have hair?
On top of my head, of
course. My friends try to
soften the blow by saying
stuff like, “Can’t grow
grass on a busy street,
haw haw!” Tell you what,
let’s block off that street
and grow some sod up
there!
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DAVID WAYNE
HARRIS
CONVICTED OF
STALKING
The cell phone records,
submitted by the State,
showed 100s of phone
calls and over 300 text
messages from Harris
to the victim, all sent or
GALVESTON – July 15 made during the four to
A jury convicted David five month period.
Wayne Harris of the felony
offense of Stalking and After a day and a half
sentenced him to 20 years of testimony, the jury
in the Institutional Division deliberated
for
about
of the Texas Department 45
minutes
before
of
Criminal
Justice. returning a guilty verdict.
Harris was prosecuted by The Defendant faced a
Assistant District Attorneys sentencing range of two
Candice Freeman and to 20 years because of
Jennifer Ott in the 56th one felony enhancement
District Court, with Judge for a 1989 conviction for
Lonnie Cox presiding. burglary of a building.
Lynette Briggs represented During the punishment
the defendant.
stage, the State presented
The victim testified that
during the months from
March to July 2014,
she received numerous
unwanted text messages
and phone calls from
Harris. In many of the
text messages, Harris
threatened to either kill
or injure the victim. The
victim further testified
that she made numerous
complaints to the police
and that although he was
arrested twice during the
four to five month period,
the threats and harassment
did not stop until Harris was
finally arrested for stalking
in July 2014.
Detective Greg Hayes,
with the Galveston County
Sheriff’s Office, testified
that he was requested to
review two terroristic threat
cases that had been filed
against Harris. Through a
review of the case reports
and
interviewing
the
victim, Detective Hayes
determined that Harris was
continuing to threaten and
harass the victim. During
the interview with the
victim, Detective Hayes
took numerous images of
the victim’s phone showing
the text messages that had
been received from Harris.
Detective Hayes also
testified that he eventually
subpoenaed the cell phone
records of both the victim
and Harris.
MORE SILLY JOKES
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Roman: A martinus please.
Barman: You mean a
martini?
Roman: If I’d wanted a
double, I’d’ve asked for
one.
Abdicate, v. To give up all
hope of ever having a flat
stomach.
A man said to me: ‘I’m
going to attack you with
the neck of a guitar.’
I said: ‘Is that a fret?’
What’s
the
difference
between ignorance and
apathy?
I don’t know and I don’t
evidence
about
the care.
felony enhancement and
also submitted evidence “Describe yourself in three
showing Harris also had words.”
a second 1989 felony “Lazy.”
conviction for burglary of
a habitation and a 1994 Shipwreck diary
conviction for assault Day 1: Alone. Doing well.
causing
bodily
injury Mentally sound. Met a
with
family
violence crab.
enhancement. Following Day 2: I have married the
jury deliberations, the jury crab.
sentenced David Wayne Day 3: I have eaten my
Harris to 20 years in prison wife.
and assessed a $10,000
fine.
I wonder what ‘DON’T
TOUCH’ is in Braille.
JOKES
I’ve just read a book about
I just got hit by a rented Stockholm Syndrome.
The first couple of chapters
car.
were awful, but by the end
It Hertz.
I loved it.
I left my last girlfriend
because she wouldn’t stop Don’t you hate it when
people answer their own
counting.
I wonder what she’s up to questions?
I do.
now.
Knock knock.
Who’s there?
To.
To who?
To whom.
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Research shows that 6 out
of 7 dwarves aren’t Happy.
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speaking.
AND
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Drugs don’t kill people SHOUTING.’
– people who run out of
My dyslexia has just hit a
drugs kill people.
new owl.
I tried to join the
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Anonymous meeting – but there’s a relative.
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Bay
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Briefs
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
If you want to drink, that’s your
business. If you want to stop, that’s
ours. AA meets Tuesdays at 7 PM
at the Bacliff Assembly of God,
corner of 13th Street and Grand
Avenue.
BACLIFF NOW and
SAN LEON NEIGHBORHOOD
WATCH
Meets the 4th Wednesday of JULY
22, at the American Legion in San
Leon starting at 7pm. Interested
residents should take advantage
of this opportunity to meet with
local law enforcement personnel
and elected officials to discuss
the problems facing the Bacliff
community and ways to curb crime
in the Bayshore area. Please plan
to attend and bring a neighbor.
Call 281-433-2323 for more info.”
BAYSIDE LIONS CLUB
The Bayside Lions Club meets
every 1st and 3rd Wednesday at
7:30pm at Noah’s Ark in the Lions
Den, 4438 Blvd, Bacliff. Attendance
to the meetings is open to everyone
whether you are a member or not.
For more information call 281-8020877 or 281-242-5777.
BLESSED BASKET FOOD
PANTRY
The Blessed Basket Food Pantry
& Thrift Store is located at 1042
14th St., San Leon, 713-9066936. Donations welcomed and
appreciated. Hours: Friday and
Saturdays 10am-3pm.
CLEAR LAKE SHORES
FARMERS MARKET
Located on FM 2094, just west
of the intersection at Clear Lake
Road, 1020 Marina Bay Drive (next
to Skippers Cafe), held every Sat.,
8am-12pm.
DAV CHAPTER 15
is located at 914 14th St. N., Texas
City. Take Hwy 146 to Palmer (also
known as 9th Ave.) go east to 14th
St., located in alley between 13th
and 14th. It’s the white building,
DAV signs front and side. 409-945BACLIFF SENIOR CITIZENS
The Bacliff Community Center, 4243 or 281-339-1790, more info.
4503 11TH St., Bacliff, is open to
the community 8am to 5pm, Mon- NEW DIRECTIONS SINGLES
Fri., offering a variety of activities, New Directions singles met the first
such as crafts, Tai Chi, Fitter Sitters, and third Mondays, for pot luck
chair dancing, board games, bingo, dinner, at 6:30 pm at the Webster
outings, parties and special trips. Presbyterian Church, 201 W Nasa
The Center has a new treadmill Parkway, Webster, TX. There are
for your walking needs and many other activities though out
serves a hot nutritious meal daily. the month. Age 55 and up. For
Transportation to/from center further info call Bambi 281-795is provided. Shopping day is on 4514 or Mary 281-337-2589
Monday for seniors participating
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Peggy Davis or Nina Patel at 281- CHAPTER
STORE
316-8822.
is located in the DAV 914 14th St.
N., Texas City. Open 1st & last week
MAINLAND TRANSIT
Transit Service Monday through of each month. For info call Comm.
Friday. Buses run every 45 minutes James Carter Sr., 409-945-4243 or
to an hour. For route call 409-945- Adjutant/Treasurer Theo Baudoin
281-339-1790.
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M. I. LEWIS
SOCIAL SERVICE CENTER
Dickinson--FREE
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Open to the public.
MOPH 911
The Military Order of the Purple
Heart Gulf Coast Chapter 911
meets at the DAV, Gal/Tex Chapter
15, Chapter Home, 914 14th St. N,
Texas City on the 3rd Saturday of
each month through October, 9am.
HAMBURGER
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MUSEUM
Holocaust
Museum
Houston
located at 5401 Caroline St.,
Houston, TX 77004 is open 7 days,
general admission free. Visit www.
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to
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website at www.hmh.org for info.
NASA AGLOW
meets for prayer the first Thursday
of each month from 10am to 12pm
located at Praise Chapel, 18516
Texas 3, Webster, TX 77598. You
many contact us via e-mail at nasa_
[email protected]
SAN LEON
CEMETERY COMMITTEE
Meets the 4th Wednesday of each
month at 7pm at American Legion
Post 291. 1402 FM 517 W, San Leon
All are welcome to attend. For more
info call 713-452-0948
SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC
Animal Alliance, 409-933-1600,
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BASKET
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
6378 and its Ladies Auxiliary
in Dickinson, has “Hamburger
Basket Night” every Monday
evening from 5 -7 pm, located
5402 State Highway 3. The
basket cost is $5 (Hamburger/
Cheeseburger with Fries or Tater
Tots) with all the trimmings
included. Additionally, Adult
refreshment on tap at $1 per
mug or $3 per pitcher, with soft
drinks at $1. All proceeds go
towards the Post Relief Fund.
Orders to go 281-337-4952. You
do not have to be a member to
partake. Everyone is welcome.
THURSDAY NITE DINNERS
This Space
VFW Post 6378 and Ladies
Available
Auxiliary will once again be
for only
having dinners
every Thursday
$7
week
night from 6pma to
7pm. Dinners
are priced at $8 except for the last
Thursday of the month which is
Steak night @ $15. Located at
5204 Hwy 3 in Dickiinson. For
further info please call 281-3374952.
TUESDAYS 11am-12pm
SYNERGY
kvrnradio.com presents Synergy,
discovering God’s purpose for
you body, soul, spirit with Willie
& Connie Miller, Tuesdays 11am12pm. To book for speaking at your
church or event, call 281-413-7093
or email [email protected]
or [email protected].
KEMAH LIONS CLUB
Meets the first Wednesday of
the month at Lillies on the
Kemah Boardwalk at 11:30 AM,
and meets the 3rd Tuesday of
the month at The Hoagie Ranch
on 2094, Kemah (across from
Target) at 6:30 PM.
BACLIFF MUD MEETING
2nd Mondays at 6 PM
Public invited.
BAY AREA GENEALOGICAL
SOCIETY
BAY AREA GENEALOGICAL
SOCIETY GENERAL MEETING
IS FRIDAY, JULY 31 AT
7:00PM. MICHAEL MCCOWN
WILL DISCUSS RESEARCH
STRATEGIES USING DNA TEST
RESULTS. MEETINGS ARE
HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY
BAPTIST
CHURCH,
16106
MIDDLEBROOK
DRIVE,
HOUSTON
(CLEAR
LAKE
CITY), 2ND FLOOR IN THE
GREAT
ROOM.
COFFEE
AND
SOCIALIZING
IS AT
6:30 P.M. MEETING BEGINS
PROMPTLY AT 7. FOR MORE
INFORMATION, PLEASE GO
TO
WWW.TXBAYAREAGEN.
ORG OR CALL KIM ZRUBEK AT
281-992-2636. THE PUBLIC IS
INVITED.
Iglesia Bautista Puerta Abierta
1118 Baker Avenue
Bacliff, TX 77518
832-983-8756 * Pastor Gerardo
www.IBPUERTAABIERTA.com
Services in Spanish Sundays at 6:30 pm
Servicios en Espanol los Domingos 6:30 pm
Anchor Point RV Park
[email protected]
281-339-5281 4315 9th St. Bacliff
Bass & Bay RV Park
$25/day - $100/wk + Electricity + $40 elect. dep.
$250/mo + Electricity + $75 electric deposit
Laundry - Clubhouse
Private Fishing
Clean - Quiet
No Riff Raff
2237 E. Bayshore Dr., San Leon
281-339-1188
1.5 miles east of Spillway Park, past 23rd St. www.bassandbayrvpark.
FOR SALE
Fundraiser
for Pet Partners
$5.00 bag of costume
jewelry
832-881-7341
HELP WANTED
REAL ESTATE
NOAH’S Ark Bar and Grill
now hiring all positions
Apply in person
4438 Boulevard St. - Bacliff tfn
WATERFRONT ACREAGE
Drivers/OwnerOps! Local Work!
HELP WANTED
Home Daily, Benefits! CDL-A, 1yr
HELP WANTED
Experience required in ma-
setlogistics.com 281-693-4587 or
exp, Great Driving record. Sun-
Drivers/OwnerOps! Local
Work! Home Daily, Benefits!
CDL-A, 1yr exp, Great Driving record. Sunsetlogistics.
com 281-693-4587 or 888215-4285
7/15
FOR SALE
LARGE DOG KENNEL
+
LARGE IGLOO STYLE
DOG HOUSE
BACLIFF
281-339-0363
NOTARY
LOCAL NOTARY
WILL COME TO YOU
YVONNE KERSHNER
281-701-1317
Clear Lake, room for 2 large
homes, see at 2292 Crows
Nest in League City, Will owner
finance. Agent
281-701-1317 or 281-686-0716
7/15
SERVICES
MAJOR APPLIANCE
SERVICE & REPAIR
heads, piers & boathouses.
281-339-1265
7/22
REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT HOME
w/50’ Frontage,
put your pier on it.
Older home on
75 x 128’ lot
All parts for stove & calibration
All Makes - All Models
GFC certified
All Work Guaranteed
281-339-5302 or 281-455-3093
THE PELICAN’S
NEST RV PARK
RV spaces 924 20th
St. San Leon
PETS
$185,000
See at 510 2nd Street
Realtor
281-686-0716
7/15
YOUR
AD
COULD
BE
HERE
PETS
BAY AREA PET ADOPTIONS
WWW.BAYAREAPETADOPTIONS.ORG
All our companion animals are
fully vacinated, nuetered, spayed &
microchipped.
Travel Trailers
For Rent
RV PARKS
-Washers-Refrigerators
-Dryers-Dishwashers
-A/C Service
-Water Heaters
-Disposals
-Stoves (gas/electric)
Jimmy Hinojosa
JULY 22, 2015 Page 7
TRAVEL TRAILERS FOR RENT
IN SAN LEON PARKS
427 9th St. - San Leon
713-828-7168
Don, owner/mgr
weekly - monthly - deposit
Almost 2 Ac. that are next to
888-215-4285
rine construction of bulk-
THE PRESS
TRAVEL TRAILERS FOR RENT
IN SAN LEON PARKS
427 9th St. - San Leon
713-828-7168
Don, owner/mgr
Owner - Sandy
713-517-1151
weekly - monthly - deposit
All adult; 30 and 50 Amp
Service; very quiet;
security lights. Walk to
bay. Free fishing pier &
boat launch. Close to
517, grocery shopping,
fuel, Great seafood
restaurants.
Local
construction workers
and retirees welcome
10/28
BACLIFF RV PARK
Discount for disabled
All bills paid, washer & dryer
on site for free
281-508-0509 TIM
7/31
FREE PUPPIES
10 Weeks old; 3 females,
2 males
Will be small;
Perfect lap dogs
832-887-4274 after 5 PM
LET US SHOWCASE
YOUR
BUSINESS CARD HERE
FOR JUST $15.00 PER WEEK!
A&E MECHANICAL
Senior
Lifestyle
Management
HELP WANTED
PART TIME
Saturdays and Sundays only.
Mature Woman, late 20s to late 40s preferred.
Non smoker only
Job consists of setting up and dismantling large
display of high quality talavera ceramic pottery at start
and conclusion of each day. Also, assistance with
sales.
Will train.
Call George @ 281-229-0775
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Daily Check-Ins
Shopping
Medication
Pick Up
Laundry
Personal Care
Available 24/7
Hourly Care
832-297-3082
SELF-SERVE
DOG BATHING
618 FM 2094 Kemah, TX
ShearPerformancePet.com
281-309-7318
281-471-2725
A/C & HEAT CHECK $29.95
FREE SERVICE CALL WITH REPAIR
SENIOR, DISABLE, POLICE, MILITARY
& TEACHER DISCOUNT
TACLA11596C
DECKER
Dispose-All & Recycling Services
424 Grand Ave
P.O.Box 9244
Bacliff
281-559-4939
www.deckerdisposeall.com
Fax 281-339-3640
THE PRESS JULY 22, 2015 Page 8
to make because it means
you are saving a life.
Furthermore, animals in
shelters receive medical
care during their stay. As an
adopter, you can be better
informed about the state of
your new pet’s health, as
shelters keep great records
on vaccinations and other
treatments.
Small Changes Can Make a Big Difference at
Supermarket
(StatePoint) From price to quantity to flavor, consumers
have always considered how products affect their families
when deciding what goes in the shopping cart. And shoppers
these days are making purchasing decisions that take global
factors into consideration too, thanks to available information
about companies’ environmental and human rights track
records.
Indeed, a new “2015 Carting Away the Oceans” report by
Greenpeace evaluates and ranks supermarkets on their
efforts to protect oceans and seafood industry workers.
It found that while some major grocery chains have
made strides to source certain seafood products from
environmentally-sustainable suppliers that treat workers
fairly, much more needs to be done to address systemic
problems in the industry.
“Investigations continue to reveal that human rights abuses
are widespread problems in the global seafood industry. Top
retailers are in a position to be doing much more to protect
both the oceans and the workers that provide seafood,” says
Greenpeace senior oceans campaigner David Pinsky.
As a consumer, Pinsky notes that you also have a lot of power
to affect change when it comes to seafood sustainability
and human rights concerns. Be sure to read labels and ask
questions. Whether you shop at a mom and pop operation
or a national chain, you can talk to your grocer about the
products they carry and let them know what you would prefer
to see on the shelf. If your grocery store doesn’t change their
offerings, you can shop somewhere else.
“Your tuna sandwich may not currently represent anything
to you beyond lunch, but if you don’t investigate where it
actually came from, there is a large chance it was brought
to your plate in ways that treated workers poorly and
compromised the health of our oceans,” says Pinsky. “In
addition to having ocean safe canned tuna on store shelves,
supermarkets must put canned tuna policies in place to help
guide sustainable, socially responsible practices.”
In this year’s report, 80 percent of retailers received passing
scores overall, however all of the 25 retailers profiled have
failed on their efforts to address human rights abuses and
illegal operations in the seafood industry. To view the entire
ranking and read the report, visit seafood.greenpeaceusa.
org.
These days, eating “guilt-free” means something different to
some people, rather than just avoiding sweets and treats. By
learning more about how your seafood was caught, farmed,
packaged and manufactured, you can feed your family foods
you feel good about.
Why You Should Adopt
a Dog
(StatePoint) Dogs make a
house a home; there is no
doubt about it. If you have
ever thought about including
a dog in your family, here are
several reasons to consider
moving ahead on adoption.
Health Benefits
Between walks in the
morning, walks in the evening
and daily play time, dogs get
everyone in the family active
and moving each day -- an
important part of a healthy
lifestyle.
Lastly, adopting a pet is
a much more affordable
route to dog ownership than
Dogs may have pervasive
buying a dog from a breeder
positive effects on human
health, according to the National or store.
Institutes of Health, which
reports that groups of new pet
owners showed a significant
reduction in minor health
problems compared to those
without pets. Other studies
have shown that spending time
with animals can reduce blood
pressure and cholesterol levels.
Why Adopt?
Between six and eight million
homeless pets enter shelters
every year. Because shelters
cannot handle all the dogs
that need a place to live, many
that don’t get adopted are
euthanized. Adopting a dog is a
conscientious decision
Where to Adopt
Dog adoption events are
an excellent way to meet
lots of potential pets at
once, helping you find a dog
whose temperament would
be a good fit for your home
and family.
Coldwell Banker Real Estate
is teaming up with Adopta-Pet.com to organize the
Homes for Dogs National
Pet Adoption Weekend on
August 1-2, 2015.
BY DOING BUSINESS
LOCALLY,
YOU NOT ONLY
GET PERSONAL SERVICE
AND
REAL VALUE...
YOU ALSO HELP
STRENGTHEN
OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY
AND
ECONOMY!