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Kids learn lesson of life by fostering cats
DEAR ABBY: Spring is here, and once again modifies their lives have value.
animal rescue workers are preparing
for the inevitable: kitten season.
Shelters from coast to coast will soon
be inundated with pregnant cats, moth
er cats with kittens and unwanted lit
ters. I am writing to remind people
about the importance of spaying or
neutering their cats.
Too often we hear about parents
wanting to give their children an oppor
tunity to witness the "miracle of birth,"
so they allow their cat to have one litter. What
most people don’t know is that they can reduce
the feline population by having their own cat
spayed or neutered and still participate in the
miracle. All they need to do is contact any pri
vate or public animal shelter and offer to become
foster parents to a pregnant cat. Their offer will
be greatly appreciated.
The shortage of foster homes at this time of
year is immense. Most shelters, like our own,
provide the foster families with support that
includes: education about pregnant cats, testing
of cats for feline AIDS and leukemia, medical
attention when needed, help with supplies if the
foster family is unable to pay, spaying or neuter
ing of the mother cats and kittens, and finally
finding good permanent homes.
Thank you for getting the word out Abby,
and for all your support.
JACQUELINE WOOD, MEOW CAT
RESCUE IN KIRKLAND, WASH.
DEAR JACQUELINE: You have made a terrif
ic suggestion, one I’m sure many people haven’t
considered. Parents who want their children to
witness the “miracle of birth" and plan to get rid
of the cat and her litter should first ask them
selves what kind of message they are sending.
By adopting your idea, the lesson would be con
veyed that pets are more than expendable com-
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TODAY’S BIRTHDAY
(April 1). You're looking and
feeling fabulous this year.
Keep taking excellent care of
yourself, and you’ll get the
benefit of renewed energy.
There's so much more to give
to your family and friends
now titan before. Exotic travel
in August cements a new goal.
For those on the marriage
track, it all comes together in
September. Lucky love signs
are Virgo and Gemini. Your
lucky numbers are: 2,30,41,
16 and 28.
ARIES (March 21-April 19).
Doing the work that will allow
you to have a more honest and
meaningful relationship with
the world is what it’s all
about. You can approach this
from the inside out. but it’s
perhaps easier to approach it
from the outside in.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20).
Something to learn from
everyone is the theme. Life
changing wisdom and perhaps
even love are disguised as a
stranger now. It could be the
person sitting next to you on
the airplane or the one behind
you in line.
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vodka and 7UP. Another time Tommy told me
his father bought him candy at the movies so he
wouldn’t tell me about the drinking. My mother
in-law has advised me to approach the matter
“positively." She thinks that if I tell Tom I can no
longer trust him with the children, he will try to
corrupt them to spite me. I don’t want my chil
dren to grow up to be liars and substance
abusers. What can 1 do to fight this?
TOM’S WIFE
DEAR Witt: I agree with your mother-in-law
on one point. You should “positively” tell your'
husband that he will either get help for his drink
ing immediately or he is out the door. Driving a*
child while under the influence is child endan
germent! That he would bribe his son and
encourage him to lie to you is an indication of
how much his addiction to alcohol has impaired
his judgment. You cannot “fix" your husband;
only he can do that. But at all costs you must
protect your children. The worst thing you can
do under these circumstances is nothing.
I recommend that you attend some Al-Anon
meetings. You will benefit from it. Al-Anon is a
12-step fellowship of men. women, adult chil
dren, and children whose lives have been affect-,
ed by the compulsive drinking of a family mem
ber or friend. The toll-free number is (888) 425-
2666. 1-
Under the stars ’ gaze
GEMINI (May 21-June 21).
You’ll be acutely aware of
beauty, harmony and the inter
dependence of all things.
Workaholics: Re-evaluate
your need for inner balance as
well as worldly gains. Don’t
worry about what others are
expecting of you this after
noon.
CANCER (June 22-July 22).
Doing what is difficult is your
winning ticket. Imagining
good for your worst foe helps
you succeed with that big
task. Money crunch? It’s fixed
attitudes, not a lack of funds,
that can keep you from grow
ing financially.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). This
April Fools' Day, you could
play the ultimate fool and top
ple head over heels in love!
No matter what your age, you
could go for someone right
out of that range and cause
some eyebrows to raise in the
process.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22).
Your unique abilities are the
ones that get you recognized.
If you’re not using them, start.
Neglected talents disappear,
and nurtured ones blossom.
Tonight includes getting out
in style. Let loose, and have
fun.
LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23).
Work you meant to do around
the house is still not done. But
you have a home, not merely
a house. Your continuous
focus on the people you live
with makes you more fulfilled
than being a perfect house
keeper ever could.
DEAR ABBY: I need help dealing
with my alcoholic husband, ‘Tom.”
He drinks from morning till night.
Now my children say he’s bribing
them not to tell me.
What bothers me most is that he
drinks and drives when he has our
10-year-old son, ‘Tommy,” in the
car with him. Tommy described sev
eral places where his dad bought
SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov.
21). You’re a master of mys
tery, and you know how to
reveal just the right thing at
the right time. Therefore, take
your time building the rapport
between you and new people
you meet. Singles have luck
on the Internet.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21). You're a sophistical-'
ed individual, but be careful
not to lose the childlike
curiosity that drives you
toward discovery.
Experimentation brings back
the old sense of wonder,
which is very attractive.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) You can learn much from
observing others today, but
don’t let that be enough. After
all, what good is knowledge if
you don’t apply it? Interaction
is what will bring you the
business, money, friendships
and love you crave.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. '
18). In the spirit of April
Fools’ Day, you may pretend
you are someone else. And
why not? There is a secret
movie star/politician/world
class athlete hiding some
where inside you just dying to"
get out.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March »
20) Joyous experiences
include a conflict the kind
that only you could get into,
perhaps because only you
could get out of it. You pres
ent a challenge to closed
minds, and you'll have the
most interesting experiences
and rewards. '
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