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Free Lab pups, seven black and one golden. Beautiful, 6 weeks old, well-handled by children and have great dispositions. Call (217) 445-3032.

At Logan County Animal Control —

DOGS
Big to little, most of these dogs will make wonderful lifelong companions when you take them home and provide solid, steady training, grooming and general care. Get educated about what you choose. If you give them the time and care they need, you will be rewarded with much more than you gave them. They are entertaining, fun, comforting, and will lift you up for days on end.

Be prepared to take the necessary time when you bring home a puppy, kitten, dog, cat or any other pet, and you will be blessed.

[Logan County Animal Control is thankful for pet supplies donated by individuals and Wal-Mart.]

Warden Sheila Farmer and her assistant, Polly Farmer,
look forward to assisting you.

[A friendly-faced 2-year-old male mixed Lab is seeking his human soul mate.
He's not fixed, and he's good with other dogs.]

[A purebred Doberman with a sweet disposition, this handsome 1½-year-old male is good with children and other dogs. His ears are cropped; he is not fixed.]

[Yes, I have a purple tongue!
That's because I'm a black Labrador and chow chow mix. I'm male and just 1 year old. I'm not fixed, and I would make a great farm dog.]

[Glory is looking for a quiet home where she can get some TLC. She likes kids. An American bulldog, she is 7 years old and has not been fixed.]

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Ten reasons to adopt a shelter dog

1. I'll bring out your playful side!

2. I'll lend an ear to your troubles.

3. I'll keep you fit and trim.

4. We'll look out for each other.

5. We'll sniff out fun together!

6. I'll keep you right on schedule.

7. I'll love you with all my heart.

8. We'll have a tail-waggin' good time!

9. We'll snuggle on a quiet evening.

10. We'll be best friends always.

CATS

[Logan County Animal Control is thankful for pet supplies donated by individuals and Wal-Mart.]

Warden Sheila Farmer and her assistant, Polly Farmer, look forward to assisting you.

In the cat section there are a number of wonderful cats to choose from
in a variety of colors and sizes.

Farm cats available for free!

[This lovely lady with green eyes is Bailey. She is 3 years old and has been spayed and declawed. She would love a new home full of love.]

[This soft-faced 1-year-old male kitty needs a cat lover's care. He has not been fixed but has been declawed.]

These animals and more are available to good homes from the Logan County Animal Control at 1515 N. Kickapoo, phone 735-3232.

Fees for animal adoption: dogs, $60/male, $65/female; cats, $35/male, $44/female. The fees include neutering and spaying.

Logan County Animal Control's hours of operation:

Sunday – closed

Monday – 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Tuesday – 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Wednesday – 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Thursday – 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Friday – 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Saturday – closed

Warden: Sheila Farmer
Assistant: Polly Farmer
In-house veterinarian: Dr. Lester Thomson

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