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by VomMarischal on 20 May 2010 - 18:05
They just built a big state-of-the-art shelter....and now it's closing down. Don't know what the county will do without it. I guess then they will formally just leave it all up to the rescues.
by starrchar on 20 May 2010 - 20:05
Heartbreaking. How sad for the animals.
by shostring on 20 May 2010 - 21:05
that is so sad poor animals hope they get a home before it closes
by ShelleyR on 20 May 2010 - 23:05
That's awful.
If you count the people whose unemployment compensation has run out (not counted in the official numbers) the unemployment rate in some CA counties is at 40-50%. No jobs = no taxes. I am lucky to have found jobs to interview for lately, positions only recently opened after 4 mos. of constant searching, every day. There weren't any in my field in PA, so I don't regret having moved in the least., but times are tough all over.
Shame for the shelter. They've been doing good work for many years. We have a schutzhund friend who's worked there for years (Stephanie Mohr) . I hope she still has a job.
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If you count the people whose unemployment compensation has run out (not counted in the official numbers) the unemployment rate in some CA counties is at 40-50%. No jobs = no taxes. I am lucky to have found jobs to interview for lately, positions only recently opened after 4 mos. of constant searching, every day. There weren't any in my field in PA, so I don't regret having moved in the least., but times are tough all over.
Shame for the shelter. They've been doing good work for many years. We have a schutzhund friend who's worked there for years (Stephanie Mohr) . I hope she still has a job.
S
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