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Gnocchi
and Dolly
Gnocchi (left) and Dolly (right)
were both rescued from a litter of kittens
born to a stray mom cat in our neighborhood.
Gnocchi, an extremely playful and
friendly little guy, quickly won us over and
became a member of our family. We were
trying to socialize Dolly and put her up for
adoption, but these two love being together
and we just couldn't bring ourselves to
separate them. They love to wrestle
and groom each other, and enjoy the company
of our dog Mikey and their big sister
Sophie, who is like a second "mama" to
them. Our first cat, Charlotte, is
still a little jealous of them, but is
slowly starting to accept them as members of
the family. Gnocchi and Dolly's sister
Starr, who we also rescued, was adopted
through Stray
Catz, a rescue
group in Mercer County (NJ) where many other
wonderful cats are available for adoption.
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SCARLET PAWS ANIMAL WELFARE NETWORK
 I am very proud to be
involved with a new organization at
Rutgers, the Scarlet
Paws Animal Welfare Network. I
am currently the secretary and webmaster
for Scarlet Paws. Founded on the
belief that all living creatures should be
valued and treated with dignity and
respect, the Scarlet Paws Animal Welfare
Network has a long-term
commitment to the health, welfare, and
well-being of animals on the New Brunswick
campuses at Rutgers, the State University
of New Jersey. Following the example
of animal welfare groups organized at
other colleges and universities (for
example, Stanford, Texas A&M, Towson,
and Utah State University), the Scarlet
Paws Animal Welfare Network endeavors to
promote community awareness of the
responsible care and treatment of animals.
You can
visit our web site at: http://scarletpaws.rutgers.edu/
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"Any culture
whose artists are directed or controlled by
commercial interests is in mortal danger."
- Robert
Fripp, 1996
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Updated 01-Oct-2011
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