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We have been very fortunate to receive several grants. With these dedicated funds, we will be able to help people get their pets altered at a very small cost. If you or someone you know has a dog or cat who needs to be “fixed” please call us at 541- 265-3719. Leave your name and number and we will call you back.  \nFor our day-to-day success, we continue to rely on the contributions of our membership. I have been picking up the mail lately, and it always makes me smile to find those envelopes with checks for $15,$20, and so on. No matter how large or small, we appreciate your support of our work for the animals.  \nAt our January meeting, we sadly accepted the resignation of Vice President David Mitchell. Family commitments have made it impossible for him to be available for meetings and events. He has graciously agreed to continue with the maintenance on the van and the monthly cat kibble pickup.  \nKathe Stander, Alma Leon and I share the phone duties. It can be a bit stressful trying to get the information down accurately and then trying to contact the callers. But once in a while it is just fun, like the caller who said,“There is a bunny in my yard. No, it’s a rabbit. It’s a large rabbit. It’s a large white rabbit and it’s eating my garden.” I thought, that’s okay Alice, as long as you don’t follow it down the hole! But I called and left a pleasant message encouraging the caller to call Lincom and ask for the assistance of an animal services officer.  \nSpring is coming and with it, kitten season. So take advantage of our help to get those pets spayed and neutered.  \nLee Smith  \nGiGi’s New Home by Brook Heartsong  \nWhen I moved to Oregon a couple of years ago I brought two senior felines with me. They were the light and loves of my life. Oliver passed away in October at the age of 16 years and 7 months. Clark followed him on January 4, 2014 at the age of 17 years and 10 months. I was so devastated I could not even think about another cat.  \nThen one day in a conversation with my sister, Lee Smith, I learned about a 9 year old female who lost her person at age 100! Wow! This lady's daughter was caring for the cat but had asked CCHS to put her on pet finder because she was going to move and be unable to keep her. I immediately volunteered to foster her so she would not have to go to the shelter. That felt like the only commitment I was able to make and I wasn't really sure I was ready for even that.  \nA couple of weeks passed and we heard that she had been taken to the Shelter. Knowing how cats grieve I couldn't stand the thought of this poor girl at the Shelter even though I know they took good care of her. So the next day, Saturday, February 1, we went to the Shelter. I still was very unsure that I was doing the right thing, but I said I'd meet her and see how she reacted to me. Brandi brought her into the visiting room and she came right to me, wanting to be petted.  \nThis beautifully marked black and brown tabby grabbed at my heart. I could not resist this purring chubby ball of love. So Gigi came home with me and has taken over my life. She talks constantly and loves to come bouncing up my bed be-  \ntween 4 and 5 in the morning. She will let me go back to sleep but by 6:30 she is adamant that it is past time for her breakfast. She believes I should feed her every time I walk through the kitchen. I am certain Dr. Bahr will put her on a diet when we go for her checkup.  \nSo we are both adjusting and every day the love grows bigger. This is the first time I have adopted an older cat and I highly recommend it. Older animals have had their world turned upside down and need stability and love more than anything else. And they have an enormous reservoir of love just waiting for a very special person to call their own.  \nCentral Coast Humane Society T-shirts  \nSpay-getti, No Balls  \nAvailable on White or Black t-shir  \nAutomatic Dog Wash Available on Dark Blue t-s","cbCaijadoc47Pmrd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijadoc47Pmrd","pdf",527669,"English","# President’s Letter - March 2014\n## Pet alteration and contact instructions\n## Membership support and leadership update\n## Spring kitten season appeal\n# GiGi’s New Home by Brook Heartsong\n## From foster to adoption\n## Settling in and long-term care\n# Central Coast Humane Society T-shirts\n## Spay-getti, No Balls\n## Automatic dog wash promotion\n# Cricket by Mary Lou Starker\n## Injury, surgery, and recovery\n# The Princess and The Patriot\n## Assisted living art project for shelter decoration","[{\"question\":\"How can someone request low-cost spay or neuter services for a pet?\",\"answer\":\"Call the listed phone number, leave your name and number, and the team will call you back.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did Vice President David Mitchell resign?\",\"answer\":\"Family commitments made it impossible for him to attend meetings and events, though he continues maintenance on the van and the monthly cat kibble pickup.\"},{\"question\":\"What happened to Cricket and how did she recover?\",\"answer\":\"Cricket injured her right hind leg, was taken to a hospital for evaluation, and had knee surgery. About a month later she returned to short walks and her normal spunky behavior.\"}]","CCHS Spring Newsletter - March 2014 | PDF"]