By Tammy Terry
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Sandy is a sweet and submissive five-year-old shepherd mix in need of a loving home. She has a calm, quiet demeanor and is very loyal if given the chance. She is a little skittish with new people causing her to be frequently passed over. This is nothing a little extra TLC cannot cure. She will need some time and a patient person to allow her to bond and trust. She loves car rides and is very calm indoors. She needs a quiet, child and pet free home. She would be great for a senior or an apartment home. She walks easily on a leash and is housebroken as long as she is let out in time. Sandy is spayed, up to date on flea/heartworm prevention, current on vaccines, and micro-chipped. Her adoption fee is $145.
Posted by Tammy Terry on 10/12 at 10:45 AM
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By Tammy Terry
Anchor
Message from PAWS about this adoptable pet:
Pookie is a strong-yet-sweet year and a half old pit bull terrier mix. She likes to play but needs a little more leash training. If you have the patience in your heart for this little mama, you may want to consider giving her the forever home she deserves. She does not seem to enjoy the company of other dogs, but does like to focus her attention on people. Her adoption fee of $145 includes spay surgery, microchipping, and vaccinations. Remember that with all of our “bully” breeds, a home visit is required prior to and following the adoption.
Posted by Tammy Terry on 10/02 at 08:36 AM
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By Tammy Terry
Anchor
LCHS Pet of the Week: “Horton” is a young, orange, Maine Coon mix who’s friendly and curious. As a rare breed to LCHS, “Horton” is definitely more to love and in need of just the right home. Visit “Horton” and his feline friends Tuesday-Sunday from 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. at the shelter.
Posted by Tammy Terry on 09/25 at 12:35 PM
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Lee County Humane Society
LCHS Pet of the Week:
“Isabella” is a young shepherd mix who’s shy, yet charming and lovable.
Visit “Isabella” and the many animals in need of happy homes at the Lee County Humane Society Tuesday-Sunday from 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
LCHS adoptable pets are also featured on http://www.petfinder.com.
Posted by Kelly O'Connell on 08/07 at 02:35 PM
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By Tiffany Simmons
Reporter / Videographer
Cheryl Simpson came to the station and spoke to me about how her company Avon is making a lot of money in this tough economy.
She says more and more people (even men) are starting to sell the product while they keep their full time job. Simpson has been doing this for 35 years and she says ever since she started she has not worked a regular job at all.
I admire someone who can motivate themselves to get out there and sell products to people. I’m kind of a salesperson in my field, I have to pitch my story and try to sell it to people who I want to interview.
I always said I could never be in sales, but I soon realized that it’s part of what I do! The whole point of Cheryl coming to the station for an interview was to talk about the job fair that the University of Phoenix is holding tomorrow.
She says they are hiring people on the spot and it only costs $10.00 to start up your own business. I thought this was a really interesting look at who is surviving in these tough economic times. I guess jewelry and makeup never get old!
Posted by Tiffany Simmons on 07/15 at 06:37 PM
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