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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1124.1 | | CIRCUS::KOLLING | Karen, Sweetie, Holly; in Calif. | Thu Feb 18 1988 14:11 | 5 |
| What a great idea. I have a friend in a similar boat, who volunteers
at a local animal shelter for similar reasons. That takes nerves
of steel and the ability to refrain from belting people when they
drop off animals, however.
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| 1124.2 | Expand your horizons! | BIONIC::ROYER | | Thu Feb 18 1988 15:00 | 8 |
| Good luck on your idea. I know someone who has taken it one step
further. We have a friend who loves cats and can't have them where he lives
and actually housesits/kittysits for people who are going on vacation.
That way you know your house is safe and your kitties don't have
to be boarded. He finds it a special treat. He gets a change of
scenery and is paid for it to boot! Think about it.
Mary Ann
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| 1124.3 | see note #400 | VAXWRK::DUDLEY | | Thu Feb 18 1988 15:12 | 2 |
| This topic is already addressed in in note #400. There are
many people there offering their cat-sitting services.
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| 1124.4 | We can volunteer, too! | GRECO::MORGAN | Doris Morgan DTN 223-9594 | Fri Feb 19 1988 23:05 | 5 |
| Good luck! You might also want to consider offering your support to a
local animal shelter or humane society. You could give some love and
affection to some lonely kitties and get a lot of love and satisfaction
in return! I'm sure we can all do so much more to help out -- I'm
going to try to follow my own advice and volunteer some time!
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