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LOVABLE PUP.. This little pup
is male, about 3 months old, and
can be adopted at the Hoke Coun
ty Dog Pound. He'll be a nice pet
for somebody, says William Hales
county dog warden. Hales can be
rZaCnid 'hrou*h the County
Health Department by people in
terested in adopting animals at the
pound.
NICE PET ? This male German
Shepherd can be adopted at the
Hoke County Dog Pound. County
Dog Warden William Hales says
he's friendly and will make a good
pet. The dog is 6 to 8 months old.
Anyone interested is advised to call
Hales through the Hoke County
~ Health Department. Other good
dogs are available for adoption at
the pound.
You and
Your Ptf
Responsible Pel Ownership
| Matter Of Caring,
Common Sense
A recent column question con
cerning the propriety of cats stalk
ing on neighboring property has
been followed by mail from
readers wanting to know how to be
good owners, readers complain
ing about the pets next door and
readers advocating a live-and-let
live attitude. The facts are:
P When you take a puppy or kitten
into your home you must be
prepared to assume certain respon
sibilities in fairness to your pet and
your neighbors. It's called being a
good citizen.
Ownership responsibility in
cludes providing the proper en
vironment -- shelter, water, nutri
tion.
If you do not plan to breed your
^ pet, consideration must be given to
* sterilization procedures to prevent
over-population which leads to un
wanted pets dumped by the side of
the road, unnecessary expense to
the taxpayer to take care of the un
wanted animals, dog bites and
damage to property.
You must be prepared to accept
medical responsibility for treat
ment of your pet. Basic are control
? of external parasites (fleas, ticks,
lice) and internal parasites (heart,
tape and roundworm).
Felines need immunization
against respiratory diseases and
rabies; dogs should be vaccinated
for parvovirus, distemper, lep
tospirosis, infectious hepatitis and
rabies.
You must be willing to control
'your animal. It is unfair to him to
^ expect him to cope with the fast
? paced motorized human world -- it
makes him feel insecure - as it is
unfair to expect your neighbors to
put up with property destruction,
increased noise level and littering
on their patio.
Dogs should receive obedience
training. As cats won't respond to
such training, the only practical
course is to keep feline pets in
doors.
Wrji City cats adopt very well to
apartment living which is making
them increasingly popular pets. In
fact, felines do much better in their
own little world, achieving a
longevity not reached by outdoor
cats exposed to the cruelties of the
world.
Protect your animal, be respon
sible for his behavior, and he will
develop into the king of pet - and
Jp neighbor - people love to be
January Museum Show
Features Four
Artists
The Fayetteville Museum of Art
will show the work of four North
Carolina Artists who were award
ed $5,000 fellowships from the
North Carolina Arts Council
January 2-23.
On view will be mixed media
works by Victor Faccinto, paint
ings by Maud Gatewood, hand
blown glass by Robert Levin, and
photography by Elizabeth
Matheson.
The fellowships are the first in a
program of the North Carolina
Arts Council for North Carolina
artists who have at least five years
of professional experience and
wish to develop new directions in
their work.
Visual artists may apply for
fellowships during even-numbered
years, and writers, composers and
choreographers may apply during
odd-numbered years.
Accompanying the show will be
a tape/slide program featuring
biographies and commentaries on
the works of the four fellowship
award winners.
The tape/slide program may be
viewed by appointment (for tour
groups) and will be shown Tuesday
- Friday at 11:00 a.m. and 3:00
p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at
2:00 p.m. January 2-23.
To book a tour or for more in
formation, please call the Fayette
ville Museum of Art, 485-5121.
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