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Quilt Raffle9/28/2020  We are very thrilled, and thankful for Patti Farmer for making this beautiful quilt! 
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Upcoming Event to benefit ENAC9/9/2020  OCT 10
V-dubs and classic cars on Main · Hosted by Christy Howell Brooks, Wayne Brooks and 2 others
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Pet Oxygen mask!9/6/2020  **** UPDATE**** On October 3rd, we presented the newly acquired pet mask to the Granby Fire Department!! Picture courtesy of Reggie Bard East Newton Animal Coalition was made aware that Granby Fire Department does not have oxygen masks specifically for animals. They have used children’s masks, but these does not fit well on animals. This is import equipment! Please help us raise enough money for two sets of masks! These can save YOUR pets in an emergency!! What are Pet Oxygen Masks? Pet oxygen masks are oxygen masks specifically designed coned shaped to fit the muzzles and snouts of dogs, cats and other household pets. They have a large rubber seal at the base of each mask allowing them a snug fit on any size household pet while keeping the jowls closed. This is an important feature of Pet CPR. In pet CPR we close the mouth and deliver breathes directly into the nostrils, the pet oxygen masks simulate that action. Offering a continuous accurately directed flow of health oxygen. Making recovery much more efficient and effect.
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RADA FUNDRAISER9/5/2020  Guaranteed for LifeRada Cutlery is 100% American Made - raw materials and construction.
Rada Mfg. Co. has made and sold over 150,000,000 knives since 1948, earning the reputation for remarkable cutlery, service, and value. Rada Mfg. Co. will replace any product manufactured by our company returned to us due to defects in material or workmanship.
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Feral Cat Friday8/28/2020 Wow! Where has this week gone? Today finds us with another installment of Feral Cat Friday. As summer marches on and fall is in sight, we in rescue anxiously await the days where the steady flow of babies slows to a trickle. However, we also dread those included in that trickle. It is not uncommon for queen cats to have multiple litters each year. By late August and beyond, these litters are typically their second or even third bunch in about 6 months or less. By now, moms are tired and their health reserves have been tapped dry. Many mothers find themselves pregnant again before completely weaning the previous litter! That is an unhealthy scenario for mom, older babies, and new babies. In addition, late season kittens tend to be smaller, unhealthy with a general failure to thrive, and have a higher mortality rate than their early in the year siblings. Summer is the busiest time for our TNR program, with many people reaching out only AFTER their pet or local street cat has had kittens. However, just because fall and winter months are near, don’t think you and your cat are in the clear until next year. Most vets prefer to wait until a litter is weaned before spaying the mother. It should be done as soon as possible after weaning and the milk starts to dry up. It is possible, however, to spay a cat while they are nursing if the need is there. Granby’s TNR program is currently booking appointments for mid-September for spays and neuters. I have also received word that Spare Cat Rescue has certificates available now for only $15. Reach out to them during the their adoption Saturdays at Petsmart in Joplin. There may be an additional fee due at time of surgery to bring your pet current on it’s rabies vaccine.
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A HUGE THANK YOU!8/25/2020 Words can hardly express our gratitude for our community, for rallying around the re-development of our little city Dog Pound. From our incredible city council, our Police Department (that also handles taking in the lose dogs in the city limits), to our stores and restaurants and, of course, to the people of Granby, and our surrounding neighbor communities. We would like to call a few of you out, because you have helped immensely in making this happen.
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