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Texas K9 Association
4 UKC Conformation Shows – April, 2013
Apr 6; S1 Warren Shivers JS GUARD SCENT SIGHT GUN; Karen Shivers NORTH
HERD (except BSD) TERR COMP Entries 7:30-9 am Show 10 am NLC: Novice Puppy
Apr 6; S2 Karen Shivers JS GUARD SCENT SIGHT GUN; Warren Shivers NORTH
HERD (except BSD) TERR COMP Entries 7:30-9 am Show to follow S1 NLC: Novice Puppy
Apr 7; S1 Tina Camp JS GUARD SCENT SIGHT GUN William Chrzanowski NORTH
HERD (except BSD) TERR COMP Entries 7:30-9 am Show 10 am NLC: Novice Puppy
Apr 7; S2 William Chrzanowski JS GUARD SCENT SIGHT GUN; Tina Camp NORTH
HERD (except BSD) TERR COMP Entries 7:30-9 am Show to follow S1 NLC: Novice Puppy
DOS $25; JS & NLC $5; PE $20; Weekend PE Special $65 same dog all 4 shows
received by March 27, 2013 Pay Pal accepted at texask9@tx-k9.net
Texas K9 Website for additional information: www.tx-k9.net
Chairperson: Delita Baker (903) 715-8915 nellie1999@gmail.com
Event Secretary: Charolette Webster, 3240 FM 196 North, Paris TX 75462 (903) 982-6878
bokae3240@gmail.com
Reservations for over night hook-ups are available at the show site Hook-ups are $25.00 per night.
This show is being held in partnership with City of Paris Parks and Recreation
Directions to Love Civic Center Pavilion: 2025 S Collegiate Dr 75460 (903) 739-9912; From West: 1-30
east, exit 101 (Commerce/Paris), merge onto TX-24 N. Coming into Paris, turn right onto E
Evergreen St/FM 1507. Follow this to S. collegiate St, turn left. From East: 1 -30 West to
US-82 West – DeKalb/Clarksville. Turn right onto US-82. Coming into Paris continue onto
Lamar Ave. Turn left onto S. Collegiate Dr, turn right to stay on Collegiate. From North:
Indian Nation Turnpike South to US-271 toward Paris. Follow sign to US-271 S and continue
to N. Main St. Turn right onto Graham St. Turn left onto 1st St NW, turn left onto
Grand Ave/S Plaza. Continue onto Clarksville St, turn right onto S. Collegiate Dr.
Dogs are two times more likely to develop cancerous tumors when living with a smoker – the most common forms relate to second-hand smoke including cancer of the nasal passage and lungs.
Cats can swallow smoke and soot while grooming themselves. The risk of developing feline lymphoma cancer is also two and a half times more likely for cats living with smokers.
Birds cannot filter the air that they breathe in, causing smoke to become trapped which blackens their lungs and can lead to pneumonia and secondary infections.
Think of your animals before you light a cigarette, and remember that you have a choice but they do not.
Did you know… that nearly half of all animals entering shelters across America are euthanized each year? That is a conservative figure based on current records.
Most of us believe that pet overpopulation means there aren’t enough homes for all the shelter animals. But in fact, there are more than enough homes. There are just not enough people are willing or choosing to adopt from a shelter! According the the American Humane Association, Seventeen million Americans acquire a new pet each year, and that is more than DOUBLE the number of shelter animals! Sadly, only 3.5 million people (about 20 percent) choose to adopt their new pet. The rest choose to buy their pets from breeders, or they choose other cheap/free sources such as friends, neighbors or Internet ads.
Did you know… The Lamar County Humane Association will be at Petco today with dozens of beautiful animals available for adoption? Some of these animals reside at the City of Paris Animal Shelter, while others have been taken into foster homes.
Did you know… the the City of Paris Animal Shelter has Saturday hours?
310 Clement Rd. (West of Red River Valley Fairgrounds) Paris, TX 75460 Ph: (903) 784-6860
What you can do to combat pet overpopulation:
You can help stop generations of suffering. Have your female pet spayed and your male pet neutered. Don’t allow them to breed and add to the pet overpopulation problem.
The Lamar County Humane Association will be at Petco Saturday afternoons between 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. with a wide range of dogs and cats available for adoption.
Most of these precious animals reside at the City of Paris Animal Shelter, while others have been placed in loving foster homes until they can find their forever home.
If you have been considering adding a dog or cat to your family, there is no better time to come see all of the wonderful animals waiting on YOU to save their lives!
The Lamar Veterinary Clinic is accepting donations for the Animal Shelter for Christmas! They will continue to take them until noon on Saturday. Their wish list includes puppy food, kitty food, cat litter, treats, toys, blankets and towels, collars and leashes etc. They appreciate any donation large or small!
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