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Bulldog lady Junebug is only about a year and a half old and weighs 54 compact pounds.
Junebug already knows some commands, loves car rides, water, kids and other dogs.
You can call Sanger animal control officer Mario Irazoqui at (559) 618-9071 or animal control volunteer Kim Reed at (559) 250 5270 or message the Sanger Animal Shelter Face- book page and leave your email address to find out more about the adoption process which will involve home checks.
The cost for each adoption may vary.
Mary and Jane are bonded female German Shepherd mixes, about 4-5 years old.
They are gentle and laid back ladies who get along well with other dogs and they love kids. They're probably used to staying in the house and maybe go- ing for short walks.
contact the shel- ter through its Facebook page. Fosters are piv- otal for keeping the shelter going and allowing volunteers to help all the animals. If you are interested in fostering, send a message!
Sanger
There's a place to cool off in Sanger when the you need a place to escape from the heat.
Thanks to a grant from PG&E the City of Sanger annex building at 1789 Jensen Avenue will be opened from noon to 6 p.m. as a cooling center every time the temperature reaches or tops 105 degrees.
Anyone who needs shelter can visit the cool- ing center by entering through the annex build-
SANGER HERALD 8A THURSDAY, JULY 5, 2018
New flags for
the 4th of July
By Dick Sheppard
Sanger Herald
Waytogo City of Sanger for removing the faded, torn and tattered flags downtown and replacing them with brand new flags just in time for Independence Day.
Many of the older flags were appropriately retired during a ceremony at the 4th of July event on the high school practice fields.
AMVETS Post 98, which conducted the respectful and somber retirement ceremony, periodically properly retires flags which have become faded and worn.
You can drop of flags that are ready to be retired at the Herald, 740 N St. in downtown Sanger and we'll see that they get to the AMVETS.
Junebug, Jojo, Roscoe, Tank and Mary and Jane are still waiting to meet you and hoping for a forever home.
If you're interested in providing a foster home for shelter dogs please
Junebug
Mary
Jane
ing's west doors on Hoag Avenue.
"The cooling center needs volunteers and
will accept donations of bottled water and other tangible items to helt beat the heat," said parks and recreation supervisor Joaquin Zamo- ra.
If you're interested in volunteering or do- nating you can call (559) 876-6300 option 2 for more information.
Weather for Apache Country
DAY
DATE
HI
LO
Rain%
Thurs
July 5
98
67
0%
Fri
July 6
101
69
0%
Sat
July 7
101
68
0%
Sun
July 8
102
69
0%
Mon
July 9
103
70
0%
Tues
July 10
104
70
0%
Wed
July 11
103
72
0%
Daily temperatures are courtesy of Weather.Com
Smoke from the Lions fire in the Ansel Adams Wilderness has been drifting into the Valley causing some problems with our air qual- ity.
Daytime temperatures will remain above 100 de- grees, possibly getting back up in the 105 degree range next week.
Enjoy the relatively cool nights while they last. It won't be long before those 80 degree nights are here.
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