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Judy C.
Hi Dennis: In our article we mentioned the READ program. This program is designed for children to read to animals. Luckily, there are many reading programs throughout our country that provide the same loving and understanding service to children from the animals and their guardians! This has proven to be extremey helpful, as animals are non- judgemental and the children are comfortable reading aloud to them. Also, such animal shelters as, Pasadena Humane Society, who take the time to do the same for children with their reading to animals program. Animals give the children their support and I am sure the children would be delighted about the reading- to- animals program at, Long Beach Animal Care Services! I am certain that each reader that attended the Pet Literacy program would be every bit as supportive to the children as they were to the shelter animals. I commend them for their support!

Nikol
Intresting, Id like to test drive one

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hi im pee wee.

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Judy and Kate unleash thoughts on pet care, animal rights and welfare, adoption and animal-related events in the area.

Judy lives in Long Beach with her husband, Dan and their three canine family members. Judy has been an active volunteer with various animal welfare work and issues since 1998, primarily focusing on pet overpopulation and humane education. She is a proud mother and grandmother, and loves spending time with her family. Kate is a 15-year Long Beach resident, and has a passion for anything involving animals or words. She is an active member of Friends of Long Beach Animals and believes that owner responsibility is the key to solving animal issues. She lives with two fat foundling felines.