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REGULAR MEETING: April 6, 2010 7:00 P.M. Broken Bow Public Library, 404 N Broadway, Broken
Bow OK 74728 ************************************************************************************************************************************************** Our next spay and neuter clinic
is scheduled for March 13 and 14. The location is Broken Bown Vo-Ag building. Turn east by the digital sign at the school,
turn right (south) into parking lot and it is the first building to your right under covered walkway. Please plan to help
with the clean up on the final day. ************************************************************************************************************************************************** If you have not completed
and returned the ARK volunteer interest survey, please do so. If you need a copy of the survey, contact Carolyn at 286-6592 or **************************************************************************************************************************************************
FROM the HEART I KNOW we are making a difference in our county. However, all too often the volunteers
manning the phone must offer euthanasia as the only solution to unwanted litters of puppies and kittens. We are reaching out
to small communities in the county and to homebound senior citizens in an effort to further reduce the numbers that must be
euthanized. On a happier note, I was privileged last week to transport an adoptee to her new home in Austin, Texas. Buffy
is a sweet little girl who had a rough beginning in life. The only safety and security she had ever known were these last
few months in her foster home. Her new home came with a very big sister who loves to play tug-of-war. Buffy does not win the
tug-of-war but waits until her sister turns her head and steals the toy. She has no idea that she is 50# smaller than
her sister. Her new mama calls her Angel and is grateful to whatever is responsible for "bringing such a loving, resilient,
and forgiving little soul" into her life. Rember to not litter. Spay and Neuter instead. Angie
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