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cats for adoption :: Article Creator Cats Rescued From Gates Home Ready For Adoption FAIRPORT, N.Y. – Lollypop Farm is calling on all pet lovers who are looking to provide a loving home for a rescued animal. For weeks now the humane society has been treating well over 160 cats that were removed from a home in Gates.       Today 20 of these cats are healthy enough to be adopted. There are still 140 cats that will need homes, but staff are excited by the first 20 who are well enough to find a home, and more cats will be added to the adoption list over the next few days. "With our community together, we'll be able to find great homes for these guys, and have a less sad outcome," said Vicki Pape Director of Animal Placement at the humane society. Cat lovers are already visiting the adoption room at Lollypop Farm one day after 20 of the rescued cats, who were removed from a home in Gates, were medically cleared for adoption. Cananda

western bearded dragon :: Article Creator The Killer, The Menace, The GOAT: Players Who've Played For The Dragons And The Sharks A few weeks back, former Western Suburbs and St George coach, educator, author, journalist and noted polemicist, Roy Masters was interviewed by ABC Radio as part of a segment about rugby league's greatest inter-club rivalries. While Masters coached the Dragons in the 1980s when the club was still part of sometimes premiership defining rivalries in Sydney, his interviewers were only interested in one thing: Wests and Manly, 'fibros' and 'silvertails' and the fierce geographical and class-based polemic Masters did more than anybody to foment in the late 1970s. When asked about the local rivalry between St George and Cronulla, there was a mere passing reference to it being 'not the same sort of thing' and that, at worst, a few people at St George regarded Cronulla as something of a retireme

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black great dane :: Article Creator Free Youth Baseball League Already Has 250 Players And 16 Teams In Second Year Nicholas Carter, right, helps Destin Hooks, 8, with his batting stance as a volunteer coach with the Black Men Coalition of Dane County's Youth Baseball League. The league provides free equipment and does not charge any fees. About 250 players signed up to play this summer. AMBER ARNOLD, STATE JOURNAL On a hot summer afternoon at Elver Park on Madison's West Side, young athletes take turns swinging a baseball bat, as their coach Nicholas Carter gently throws a ball their way.  "The number one thing is don't give up," Carter tells the children as they attempt to make contact with the ball. "It gets hard sometimes, but if you keep trying you'll get it." Carter leads The Generals, one of 16 teams in the Black Men Coalition of Dane County's Youth Baseball League. The lea

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types of pet newts :: Article Creator Toxic Newts: Evolutionary history is filled with "arms race" relationships between organisms locked in struggles of adaptation and escalation. This is an example of coevolution. Usually, we think of a population that adapts to changes in a physical environment. Often, however, the pressure to adapt comes from another organism. It can occur between species that are predator and prey, competitors, or even between organisms linked by mutually beneficial symbiosis. One well-documented example of an arms race adaptation is the potent poison in the skin of the newt Taricha granulosa, which is food for the garter snake. Over time, some genetic variants of the snake that are resistant to the toxin have emerged -- and variants of the newt have become more poisonous. Yet another example is a species of snake that feeds on slugs. Some of the slugs have evolved a stickiness that makes them hard for the snake to sw

american bully :: Article Creator SIR JOHN HAYES: The American Bully XL Is A Monstrous Killer That MUST Be Banned - We Must Outlaw This Breed Before More Innocent People Are Killed By Sir John Hayes For The Mail On Sunday Published: 04:26 EDT, 17 June 2023Updated: 04:42 EDT, 17 June 2023 The American Bully XL is a monstrous killer that MUST be banned...The government must act now to outlaw the breed before more innocent people are killed Britain is a nation of dog lovers. Millions give care and gain comfort from canine companions. Nevertheless, recognising that not all dogs are harmless, laws have been in place for 1000 years to protect people and other animals from dangerous dogs.  The earliest edict aimed at tackling the risks that dogs may pose dates all the way back to Alfred the Great – a ruling made that ''if a dog tear or bite a man, for the first misdeed let six shillings