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nobody who works at an animal shelter or humane society wants to kill the animals who are brought to them. humane workers only do it because they see no alternative. the no-kill movement began as an attempt to bring some relief, not only to the animals, but to the people trying to deal with this seemingly insoluble problem. Best friends, for example, grew out of a group of friends, back in the 1970s, who used to go to our small local humane society once a month to adopt as many as possible of the animals who would otherwise have to be killed.

Back then, we could never take home enough to bring an end to the monthly killings altogether. But it was better than doing nothing. We could certainly nurse lots of the animals back to health, give them some simple house training, and find new homes for them. the idea that we might somehow be in competition with those dear ladies at the humane society never remotely crossed anyone’s mind – ours or theirs. they were doing what they could to help the animals, and we were doing what we could to help them help the animals.

not every community has enjoyed a good relationship between no-kill shelters and humane societies. the plight of animals can be so overwhelming that sometimes the only relief is to take your sense of helplessness out on someone else. While some humane societ-ies have been able to adopt a no-kill approach themselves, in other

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That’s no longer the question.By Michael Mountain

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cases festering sores and raw wounds have developed between the traditional humane societies and the fastgrowing no-kill move-ment. the reason the animals are homeless is perfectly straightforward: their families aban-doned them. in the final analysis, then, all of us who care about the animals are part of the no-kill movement. We all want the killing to stop. and the opportunity is now truly within our grasp. several more major cities across the nation have recently set plans in motion toward the goal of no More homeless pets.

they include new york, Chicago, los ange-les, san diego, and las Vegas. for communi-ties that have the will but lack the means, the cavalry is now on the horizon in the form of Maddie’s fund, a $200 million founda-tion that will be offering substantial grants for well-organized, cooperative, local spay/neuter and adoption programs. still, we live in a shallow, throwaway society. latest

a no-kill shelter is defined as an animal shelter where all “adoptable” and “treatable” animals

are saved and where only “unadoptable” or “non-rehabilitatable” animals are euthanized.

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no-kill shelters and humane societies. the plight of animals can be so overwhelming that sometimes the only relief is to take your sense of helplessness out on someone else. While some humane societies have been able to adopt a no-kill approach themselves, in other cases festering sores and raw wounds have developed between the tradi-tional humane societies and the fastgrowing no-kill movement. the reason the animals are homeless is perfectly straightforward: their families abandoned them. in the final analysis, then, all of us who care about the animals are part of the no-kill movement. We all want the killing to stop. and the opportunity is now truly within our grasp. several more major cities across the nation have recently set plans in motion toward the goal of no More homeless pets.

they include new york, Chicago, los ange-les, san diego, and las Vegas. for communi-ties that have the will but lack the means, the cavalry is now on the horizon in the form of Maddie’s fund, a $200 million foundation that will be offering substantial grants for well-organized, cooperative, local spay/neu-ter and adoption programs. still, we live in a shallow, throw away society. latest studies indicate that most homeless pets are aban-doned by people in their thirties who are moving house or changing their lifestyle – searching, perhaps for more meaning, depth, or love in their lives. if only they knew!

We can start by adopting homeless animals ourselves, making them part of our family, and taking good care of them. and we can set an example of living by the Golden rule in our own lives, treating others, both people and animals, as we ourselves would want to be treated. We’ll not only be helping to guarantee a good home for every dog or cat who is ever born. We’ll also be setting a cornerstone of love for the new millennium.

if you would like to donate food, money, supplies, volunteer assistance or adopt a pet, please contact lynette low at adopt a lot, [email protected] or (520) 682-0310.

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three to four million

pets are killed yearly

in shelters across the

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according to Maddie’s fund, in america only about 20% of pets

are adopted while the rest are from breeders and other sources


studies indicate that most homeless pets are abandoned by people in their thirties who are moving house or changing their lifestyle – searching, perhaps for more meaning, depth, or love in their lives. if only they knew! Changing attitudes like these will take more than grants and programs. But that’s where you and i can help. all major social advances are led by people who care enough to set the right example. We can start by adopting homeless animals ourselves, making them part of our family, and taking good care of them. and we can set an example of living by the Golden rule in our own lives, treat-ing others, both people and animals, as we ourselves would want to be treated. We’ll not only be helping to guarantee a good home for every dog or cat who is ever born. Best friends, for example, grew out of a group of friends, back in the 1970s, who used to go to our small local humane society once a

month to adopt as many as possible of the animals who would otherwise have to be killed. Back then, we could never take home enough to bring an end to the monthly kill-ings altogether. But it was better than doing nothing. We could certainly nurse lots of the animals back to health, give them some simple house training, and find new homes for them. the idea that we might somehow be in competition with those dear ladies at the humane society never remotely crossed anyone’s mind – ours or theirs. they were doing what they could to help the animals, and we were doing what we could to help them help the animals. not every communi-ty has enjoyed a good relationship between

The animals are so vulnerable out there, but at the same time, so dignified and appreciative!

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BESTFRIENDS

Green up for the holidays

Five earth-friendly gift ideas for your animal companion

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The LIFeSTYLe MAGAZINe FOR MODeRN DOGS AND TheIR COMPANIONS

Holidays Through Another Lens


cover & this page photographs by Gerry radalan.

front04 Spreading the Word

06 Bark of The Town

08 Tasty Treats

11 Keep the beat

12 Favorite Things

20 Infographic: Cats vs Dogs

back42 Animal Sanctuary

44 Guardian Angels

50 Adoption Option

53 Special Adoptions

56 Members & Pets

58 Your Memories

60 The Final Word

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Recipe to drool overWhy not save money this holiday and make some homemade holiday pumpkin cookies. your dogs will be barking up a storm about it. Makes a great gift for your favorite dog. happy holidays!

pumpkin Cookiesingredients: 1/2 cups whole wheat flour 1/2 cup pumpkin, canned 1 tablespoon brown sugar 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg 4 tablespoons Crisco 1 whole egg 1/2 cup buttermilk

directions: preheat oven to 400 degrees. Combine flour, cinnamon and nutmeg and cut in shortening. Beat egg with milk and pumpkin and combine with flour, mixing well. stir until soft dough forms. drop by tablespoons onto ungreased cookie sheet and bake for 12 to 15 minutes. let cool and serve.

Strength in numbersVolunteers from orange County, California, are dedicated to ending puppy sales in south orange County by peacefully protesting against Barkworks at the shops of Mission Viejo Mall. the group has been on-site almost every saturday and sunday since March 7, 2009, and has educated countless people about the plight of pet store puppies. “ We challenge volunteers across the country to organize peaceful protests at their malls where puppies are being sold so we can end the cruel puppy-mill practices.”

Visit puppymills.bestfriends.org to learn how to start your own peaceful protest.

NEWS you caN chEW oN{BaRk oF ThE TowN}3 favorite dogs on displaywant to impress people at cocktail parties

this season? Have the worldly appearance of

someone who knows a lot about sculptures

and statues and dazzle with these top picks

for the best animal sculptures of all time!

Demented But Lovable Dog: Sebastopol, CA

patrick amiot’s happy dog sculpture is made of a variety of metal junk and equipment cast-offs. like many of the artist’s works, the pooch has one eye protruding more than the other; its nose is a black washtub.

Grave of Bobbie the Wonder Dog: Portland, OR

Bobbie was a collie that was lost by his own-ers while they were on vacation in indiana. unfortunately for Bobbie, they lived 2,500 miles away in silverton, oregon. somehow, during the winter of 1923-1924, he walked 2,500 miles to get home. But all that walking wore Bobbie out. he died just three years later. he was buried in a place of honor just inside the gates of the animal cemetery of the oregon humane society in portland.

Snoopy Labyrinth Santa Rosa, CA

the snoopy labyrinth is unique in several ways. this labyrinth, in the shape of snoopy’s head, has two distinct, but complementary, areas. Winding through snoopy’s nose, you will encounter a meander switch-back; when you find yourself in snoopy’s ear, you will have navigated a two-circuit, classical-style labyrinth. the entire journey in and out of the snoopy labyrinth is about 875 feet, or one-sixth-of-a-mile.



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purrs PURRS to …the state of Colorado for giving pets le-gal protection. a new domestic violence law amends current state law that deals with civil protection orders to include threats or acts of violence against ani-mals. it also specifies that when issuing a civil protection order or an emergency protection order, the court may include an order restraining an individual from taking or harming an animal owned by another individual, and making arrange-ments for care of the animal.

the state of Maryland for helping re-sponsible pet lovers enjoy the outdoors. Maryland is increasing access for pets at many of its approximately 70 state parks.the commonwealth of Massa-chusettsand the states of rhode island and new hampshire for making dog racing illegal. an additional shout-out to Massachusetts for being the first state in the country to pass a statewide ban on devocalization of cats and dogs.

Purrs ‘n’ Grrs

GRRS to …the u.s. supreme Court for striking down a federal law that made it a crime to create or sell dogfight videos and other depictions of animal cruelty. the existing law, Chief Justice roberts wrote, covered too much speech pro-tected by the first amendment.

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Animals Make Us Human: Creating the Best Life for Animals by Catherine Johnson

in her best-selling book, Grandin drew on her own experience with autism as well as her experience as an animal scientist to deliver extraordinary insights into how animals think, act, and feel. now she builds on those insights to show us how to give our animals the best and happiest life - on their terms, not ours. this is essential reading for anyone who’s ever owned, cared for, or simply cared about an animal.

Dog on It: A Chet and Bernie Mystery by Spencer Quinn

an exciting new mystery series debuts with this first Chet and Bernie novel. Chet the Jet is a dog who failed K-9 school (cats in the open country played a role in his demise), but now he is a dedicated pi and works with Bernie, owner of the little detective agency. the story is told entirely from Chet’s point of view, which will delight dog-loving mystery readers, but the book is also an excellent pi tale, dogs aside, as Chet and Bernie investigate the disappearance of a teenage girl whose developer dad may be up to no good. excellent and fully fleshed primary and secondary characters, a consistently doggy view of the world, and a sprightly pace make this a not-to-be-missed debut. essential for all mystery collections and for dog lovers everywhere.

BookS we Love

Give the gift of Life to the Max

the award-winning book that tells the life story and lessons learned from a rescue dog named Max. perfect for anyone of any age who loves or who has lost a dog friend. hardcover just $17.95. 25% goes to animal rescue

101 Dog Tricks: Step by Step Activities to engage, Challenge, and Bond with Your Dog by kyra Sundance

the step-by-step approach, difficulty rating, and prerequisites, allow readers to start training immediately. tips and trouble-shooting boxes cover common problems, while “build-on” ideas suggest more complicated tricks which build on each new skill. trick training is a great way to bond with your dog and help him integrate into your family. it keeps him mentally and physically challenged and helps to establish paths of communication between you. it’s every dog lover’s privilege that Kyra and Chalcy took time from their performing schedule to share their secrets in 101 dog tricks.



TrEATsTAsTya better world through kindness to animals

$2,000,000,000 it costs u.s. taxpayers an estimated $2 billion each year to round up, house, kill, and dispose of homeless animals - (usa today)

thinking of adding a pet to your family? here are three good reasons to adopt your new best friend.

dogs and puppies entering shelters are killed, based on reports from over 1,055 facilities across america.

pet dogs and cats are put to sleep each year due to overpopulation .

56%

4Seven dogs & cats are born every day for each person born in the U.S. Of those, only 1 in 5 puppies and kittens say in their original home for their natural lifetime. The remaining 4 are abandoned to the streets or end up at a shelter - (The Humane Society)

million?did you know that 25-30% of dogs for adoption in animal shelters are purebred? the other 70-75% are of course, lovable, wonderful, mixed-breed pets just waiting for a chance to be your new friend.

Why adopt a pet?you’ll save a life1

you’ll get a healthy pet2

you’ll save allot of money3

$the cost of a pregnant female can be higher than

the cost of spaying her.

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dogs have been domesticated for over

Cats have been domesticated for over

Dogs are descendents from wolveswhich entered villages int he northern hemisphere originally looking for food.

cats belong to the felidae family and believed to have evolved 12 million years ago.

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their war is an endless one. don’t let those few videos and pictures you see of a cat licking a dog clean, or of a dog nestling up next to a cat for a sleepy time fool you. theirs is a battle that shall be waged for an eternity. so, while we wait for the inevitable dogpocalypse and Catmageddon, let us better understand these noble creatures that we now call our lovable pets.

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