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8:48 pm Friday, August 20, 2004

Humane Society hosts adoption day

By Staff
Found a Home – Paula Joyner, vice president of the Lauderdale County Humane Society, shows off three Australian shepherd-mix puppies during a recent adoption day at Bonita Lakes Mall. While these puppies found a good home, other animals are still in need and will be available for adoption Saturday at the mall. Submitted Photo
August 20, 2004
special to The Star
In recent weeks, nearly 25 animals have been adopted at Bonita Lakes Mall during "adoption days" sponsored by the Lauderdale County Humane Society. But because the number of homeless animals continues to grow, a second adoption day in as many weeks is planned for Saturday.

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