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News Highlights
January 5, 2007
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
By Suzanne Rust
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Fight against dog lab taken outside: Two groups want Medical College to stop operating on and killing the animals
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December 2006
Today's Wisconsin Woman Magazine
By Filomena Lea
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A Pet's Best Friend: Victoria Wellens of the Wisconsin Humane Society |
| November
12, 2006
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
By Jim Stingl
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You'll
never guess who I ran into at doggy daycare
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| October
2006
The Review (Building Owners & Managers
Association of Wisconsin/Apartment Owners
& Managers Association of Greater Milwaukee)
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Lights
Out for the Birds!
Save money, save energy, help the
environment and gain valuable public relations
opportunities for your company, all while
saving migratory birds - join WIngs!
Bird watching
is the second fastest-growing hobby in America. In
fact, about one-third of U.S. households feed
birds in their yard. That translates into
spending a total of about $3 billion on related
supplies each year. However, the bird
population is declining because it
is estimated that between 100 million and
one billion migratory birds die annually as
a result of window collisions in North America!
Read
more...
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| March
2006
Featured by permission from M Magazine
By Kristine Hansen
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Doggie
rescue
Milwaukee's Wisconsin Humane Society
wildlife-rescue volunteer Chuck Meyer, a registered
nurse who lives in Glendale, chokes up when
asked to retell the story of how he rescued
two dogs in New Orleans, in the aftermath
of Hurricane Katrina.
"It's a lovely story about two very deserving
dogs who I don't think ever really had a home.
It's a Disney story, it really is," he
says. Read more...
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| March
2006
Featured by permission from M Magazine
By David Lewellen
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Lucky
dog
JD the dog can't describe how he
got out of an animal shelter in Kentucky,
but he has landed on his feet in Glendale.
JD, now the cherished pet of Chris and Dennis
Blankenburg, was left last year at a shelter
in Georgetown, Ky. -- a region with an oversupply
of adoptable dogs. But through a local program
called Rescue Waggin' that works with the
Wisconsin Humane Society, he got a new lease
on life and a home. Read
more...
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| October
15, 2005
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
By Meg Jones
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Hurricane
cats finding new homes
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| September
9, 2005
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
By Meg Jones
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For
now, evacuees call Wisconsin home
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January
2005
Featured by permission from Today's Wisconsin
Woman of Greater Milwaukee
By Filomena Lea
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Making
a Difference: 3 Women Who Care
Since the
inaugural issue of Wisconsin Woman Magazine
nearly six years ago, we've celebrated the
accomplishments of hundreds of Southeastern
Wisconsin women. The spotlight has been on
those practicing law, those in the field of
entertainment, corporate executives, educators
and outstanding leaders in the community.
Wisconsin Woman features women in medical
practices, in religious service, many writers,
artists and politicians as well as women who
have made noteworthy achievements in specialized
fields.
This year we continue
our mission to honor women, in particular
those who remain steadfast in the belief that
their work does make a difference in the community.
We salute them knowing that, because of their
dedication, the world becomes a better place
in which to live. Each one demonstrates that
there are bountiful fruits to be had because
of their efforts to reach out beyond their
immediate boundaries. Look for future profiles,
quarterly, in Today's Wisconsin Woman. Read
more...
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