Barking Up The Right Tree
SPAY, NEUTER CLINIC AIMS TO REDUCE HOMELESS ANIMAL NUMBERS
Posted: June 28, 2011 at 2 p.m.
Though she has had pets, Marcia Donley of Fayetteville admits she “was never one of those animal people.” That changed for the founder of Spay Arkansas when she came across an article in Best Friends magazine called “Chain of Collars,” written by Concorde, N.H., attorney Peter Marsh.
GO & DO SINGING FOR SPAYS PICNIC
To benefit: Spay Arkansas
When: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. July 9
Where: Dog Party USA, 912 S.
Maestri Blvd. (Arkansas 112),
Tontitown
Tickets: $20; friendly, vaccinated dogs are free
Information: 306-4660 or 756-1100SOURCE:
—STAFF REPORT
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Our Town, Pages 19 on 06/26/2011
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