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SANGER HERALD 8A THURSDAY, JUly12, 2018
Looking for his humans
Kim.
Bulldog lady Junebug is
still at the shelter. So are Jojo, Roscoe, Tank and Mary and Jane.
You can call Sanger animal control officer Mario Irazoqui at (559) 618-9071 or animal control volunteer Kim at (559) 250 5270 or message the Sanger Animal Shelter Facebook page and leave your email address to find out more about the adoption process which will involve home checks.
The cost for each adoption will vary.
If you're interested in providing a temporary foster home for shelter dogs
please call or
contact the shelter
through its Face- book page.
Fosters are pivotal for keeping the shelter going and allowing vol- unteers to help all the animals.
If you'd like to provide a foster home, call or send a message today.
This large, gentle lab boy was found wandering on July 4 on Lorena Avenue near Greenwood Avenue in Sanger. He had earlier been seen near Reagan Elementary School and in the Fairbanks and Church avenues neighborhood.
He can only stay with the good folks who picked him up for another couple of weeks.
If you know him or his humans, please call or text (559) 578-6948. Leave a message.
Sasha
Princess
Weather for Apache Country
Just five more Fridays before the start of the Apache football season!!!
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Sweet and gentle Sasha looks like she might be a full blood- ed Great Pyrenees dog. She has the Great Pyrenees looks and temperament, said animal control volunteer Kim Reed. "She's probably not even 2 years old and may have some growing and filling out to do," said Kim. Sasha likes walks, children and other dogs. She's very affectionate and patient, said Kim.
Tiny Princess is a little bundle of love. She gets along well with other dogs and children and doesn't chase the cat, said
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-
Daily temperatures are courtesy of Weather.Com
It's summer in Sanger and it's hot and the air quality is not perfect. So, a typical sum- mer.
The air quality is only "moderate" and that means children, older adults, and people with lung disease should avoid outdoor exer- tion. The major pollutant
is ozone which can cause headaches and irritate the lungs and airways, aggravat- ing conditions such as asthma and chronic bronchitis.
Junebug
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.
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