8 • October 2014 • UPBEAT TIMES Upbeat’s Random Page of Kindness
Rohnert Park, CA. ~My name is Peaches. I was found in a Taco Bell parking lot with my kittens. I am going to be up for adoption very soon and I am looking for a loving family, with no other pets, to welcome me into their family.
I am
sweet, adorable and affection- ate, but other animals make me nervous. Contact Forgot- ten Felines for more informa- tion on me and other cats like me looking for their furrever homes. Pick of the Litter, 1701 Piner Rd. We graciously ac- cept donation – monetary, cat food, cat litter, or you can visit our wishlist on
Amazon.com. Call 707-576-7999 for more information.
Be happy for this moment. This
moment is your life. Omar Khayyam
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Random Act Submissions!
Shasta Finds a Loving Home!
Santa Rosa, CA, ~ Manda- tory evacuations were lifted on Black Bart Trail in Septem- ber with the exception of Spur Road which is off Black Bart Trail 7200 address. With seasonal wildfires rag-
The American Red Cross Responds to Black Fire
Hello Paul, We have met several times over the last ten years and I even re- member the very first issue of Upbeat Times! I always try to pick up a copy when I see them and definitely
support who advertise with you.
those So,
I wanted to tell you that your last issue (when you were kind enough to have an ad for the Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County) became quite personal as I am now the owner of the cat featured, a pretty little Sia- mese cross named Shasta. She has been a delight and I
want to thank you and Upbeat Times and the folks at Forgot- ten Felines for bringing us to- gether.
upbeat! ~Shannon Anderson All the best and stay
ing across the state, the Red Cross is urging residents to take steps now to stay safer when wildfires threaten. “By preparing together for wild- fires, we can make our fami- lies safer and our communities stronger,” Regional Executive Director Tim Miller, said. “We can help you and your family create a wildfire preparedness plan now, before our commu- nity is threatened.” For more information on wildfire pre- paredness, contact the Sonoma, Mendocino & Lake Counties Chapter of the American Red Cross at 707-577-7600, down- load the Red Cross Wildfire app to your smart phone or tablet, visit
www.redcross.org or
www.cruzrojaamericana. org or call 1-800 RED CROSS. We urge you to share these Red Cross wildfire preparedness tips with every member of your household, because the best protection is to be prepared ahead of time.
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The California Mermaid, Vira Burgerman here! This is Tritan enjoying my Upbeat Times! Help us clean up Fife Creek in Guerneville! Call 707-484-8767
Mathematics are well and good but nature keeps dragging us around by the nose. ~Albert Einstein
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