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PAWS Chicago Spring 2003 Newsletter |
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Breakfast with
the Mayor |
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PAWS was invited to attend the Mayor's Breakfast
recently to discuss community issues in the Little
Village neighborhood where our Lurie Family Spay/Neuter
clinic is located. Our clinic is the city's only
high-volume free low-cost clinic, and
one of only a few in the nation. Targeting these
services toward needy families and the areas where most
strays originate provides a real solution to pet
overpopulation. Mayor Daley and Alderman Ricardo Munoz commend
and support the outreach and services PAWS provides to
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Mayor Daley, Paula Fasseas,
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Alderman Munoz |
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Our
PAWS Chicago Lurie Family Spay/Neuter Clinic is the city's
only high-volume free
and low-cost clinic,
and one of
only a few in the nation. |
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| Secretary
of State Jessie White with PAWS volunteers |
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Pet
friendly plates prevent unwanted litters |
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Pet Friendly license plates are now available to
Illinois drivers who want to display their commitment to
saving Illinois' animals and preventing unwanted
litters. The plate costs an additional $40 and provides
money for spaying and neutering Illinois pets. The
plates may be displayed on passenger cars, B-trucks, and
recreational vehicles. Purchase one today and show
your commitment to saving Illinois' animals. To request
a Pet Friendly application call Pat at 217.785.5215, or
send your request in writing to Secretary of State, 501
South Second Street, Room 520, Springfield, Illinois
62756. (Update:
Pet Friendly License Plate) |
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Alderman Schulter, animal
advocate |
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PAWS Chicago is so grateful to 47th Ward Alderman
Gene Schulter for creating a special task force to
improve animal care legislation in the area. The task
force consists of key animal welfare community leaders
and is working to raise animal care standards and
implement stronger penalties for those who do not
comply. Alderman Schulter plans to introduce the new pet
care ordinance to City Council in the near future.
Ordinance details are available at www.ward47.com.
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State treasurer offers
"treasured pets" online |
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Illinois State Treasurer Judy Baar Topinka and PAWS
have teamed up to find caring families for homeless dogs
and cats through Treasured Pets, a special weekly feature
on the State Treasurer's website. An animal lover and pet
owner herself, State Treasurer Topinka encourages everyone
to join her and her friends at PAWS in welcoming a new
animal companion into your life. |
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