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Snow White
Pit Bull Terrier Mix Breinigsville Adult • Female • Large
Friendly, Affectionate, Gentle, Smart, Quiet, Couch potato, Loves kisses, Playful, Funny, Curious Coat Length: Short Health: Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered, special needs. Prefers a Home Without Cats.
Snow White is in need of a foster or furever home. She wobbles and sometimes topples over. She is being treated for chronic ear infections and we are looking into other issues. The vet does not feel like it is vestibular… with that being said we really need a calm one story home with no cats and a larger but calm dog She is a sweet, loving girl who just wants to be with her person constantly. She gets around pretty well and could live a happy life, but it is not fair to spend it in a shelter. She is adjusting well to walking in her harness. Please give this girl a chance….you won’t regret it. She is very people friendly, the vet believes she is between 4 and 6 yrs old. She was dumped on the streets of Philly and ended up in a high kill shelter. She has been in a Rescue foster home briefly and has done well and a Friend a calm quiet home would be best. She cannot do steps unless you help her with her harness handle. This wobbly princess is still a lot of fun and has a lot of love to give. Lulu Shepherd & Border Collie Please give her a chance and help write Mix the next chapter in her fairytale where she Walnutport Young Female Mediumlives happily ever after Please be aware that we are all volunteers and we do not pre-approve HEALTH applications. We are open every Saturday to the public Spayed / neutered. from 10-2 to meet our dogs. Dog adoptions will not take GOOD IN A HOME WITH place during that 10-2 timeframe and applications will Other dogs, children. only be taken on our available dogs that day. Also please do not bring your own dogs during our Saturday open Meet Lulu hours. If unable to attend our Saturday open hours email dogadoptions@thesanctuarypa.org You can fill out an adoption application online on our The Sanctuary at Haafsville official website.Ivie was pulled 901 Nestle Way from a high kill shelter in TX. Breinigsville, PA 18031
She is a kind and gentle dog, dogadoptions@thesanctuarypa.org we think she is about 6 months old shepherd border collie mix. If you are interested in Lulu, please go to http://www. redrockrescueinc.com
Forgotten Felines and Fidos will be hosting our annual Vendor & Yard Sale fundraiser with many extraordinary vendors, amazing
Now Hiring Support your local shelter! handmade items, yard sale treasures, delicious food & treats, basket raffles, an opportunity to learn about our wonderful shelter from our dedicated cat family of volunteers and more!
Don’t miss out on this on these wonderful vendors & items - 31, Aroma Bead Air Fresheners, Blue Mountain Gnomes, Color Street, Diamond Paintings, Good Egg Food Truck, Miss Stitch It co, Pampered Chef, Sincerity Gems by TJ, Tara’s Treats & Goodies, Tupperware, Utterly Creative, and handmade crafts by many vendors (totes, purses, baskets, wreaths, bags, quilted & crocheted items, macrame, earrings, cat toys and more)! Come on out and support local at 6022 Mountain Road, Germansville, PA on Saturday, May 14 (rain date May 15) from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.!
Camping Games & Activities for GrownUps
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Just because you are all grown up doesn’t mean you’re too old for camping games and activities. Here are a few camping games and activities designed for adults that prove spending time without cellphone service doesn’t have to feel like the end of the world.
Murder by Winking
This is great to play around the campfire because the dancing shadows can make it very interesting. Here’s how it works:
Everyone stands around the campfire and one person is designated by the group as the neutral leader. All others around the campfire close their eyes while the lead person walks around the circle and chooses the murderer by tapping that person on the head. Once the selection is made, everyone
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Then, if the murderer winks at you, you die. When you die, you sit down and slump over. If you are still “alive” and witness the murder you can call out the murderer and win the game. However, if you are wrong, you have to sit down and join the rest of the “dead.” The goal is to discover the murderer before they “kill” everyone.
Would You Rather?
“Would You Rather” is a less complicated game, but it’s classic fun and lets you find out more about your campfire companions. Each player asks a question of the person sitting opposite them. The question can either be serious or frivolous, but it always begins with “would you rather?” For instance, “would you rather have popcorn or creamed corn?” “Would you rather have a unicorn or t-rex?”
This is just a fun ice-breaker game to play for a few rounds and find out more about your camp partners.
Glow in the Dark Frisbee
Glow in the dark Frisbees are made for nights around the campsite. The only other thing you and your companions need are glow sticks. With the glow sticks around your necks or your wrists, everyone will have the ability to see their fellow campers in the darkness.
This game is best played in an open area near your site like a parking lot or a meadow. To see better in a more rugged place, use the red light on your headlamp or even the lights on your car if you can aim them into the area. Be careful not to trip and fall, and be especially careful around the fire.
Who am I?
Everyone around the campfire chooses someone from real life or fiction. Superheroes, cartoon characters, celebrities, historical characters, and politicians are all fair game. The key is to choose a person or character that others have a good chance of guessing.
Then, each person writes down the name of the person – real or fictitious – on a post-it note and places it on the back of another player. That player has no idea who they are, and figuring that out becomes the goal of the game. Players do this by asking others questions to try and guess who they are.
BASKET SOCIAL
THURSDAY, MAY 12, 2022 4pm to 7pm
FRIDAY, MAY 13, 2022 4pm to 7pm SATURDAY, MAY 14, 2022 9am to 2pm
Come take a chance on baskets filled with all kinds of items, gift cards and other treats. Many wonderful items to choose from!
Tickets - 25 chances for $5.00 Kitchen will be open for food on Saturday. The winners will be picked on the afternoon on Saturday, May 14th once the event it over. Winners not present will be notified to arrange a pickup time for their prize or prizes. St. Paul’s UCC of Indianland
