MEET BEASLEY - HAPPY CAT SANCTUARY
Beasley Male, DSH Grey. Polydactyl
You will never find Beasley far from his brother's side. In an ideal world we would like these two kept together but for the right home we will consider separating them. Beasley is bold and confident. Loves snuggles when he is not in play mode.
More info here: Home | Happy Cat Sanctuary Society of Alberta
MEET SEBASTIAN - HAPPY CAT SANCTUARY
Sebastian, DSH Dilute Orange Tabby Male, Polydactyl 4-5months
Sebastian is a little more confident. Still will hiss and hide with new experiences (for example hearing a blanket get shook out for the first time). He will occasionally cough but the vet has not found anything of concern regarding this. He does not leave his brothers side often. And if they go to a home with a timid cat they will give chase. Both love snuggles when they are not in play mode.
Local haunted house brings the scares to Heritage Hills
For the past 25 years, Cochrane’s own Mark Haynes and his family has transformed their home into a spooky haunted experience, and this year will be no different.
His home in Heritage Hills is now set with numerous ghosts, goblins and clowns making way for a special Halloween preview this Sunday.
“This last two weeks, my wife and my son and I have been working diligently to get it together,” says Haynes.
MEET TOLKEN - ALPINE VIEW RESCUED PAWS
Meet Tolken!
Tolken came with Hershey.
These puppies came to us and went straight into foster homes ( potentially forever homes )
They are approximately 3 months old and Mountain Cur mixes!
MEET HERSHEY - ADOPTED!!! ALPINE VIEW RESCUED PAWS
Meet Hershey!
Hershey came with Tolkien.
These puppies came to us and went straight into foster homes ( potentially forever homes )
They are approximately 3 months old and Mountain Cur mixes!
They are shy at first but have huge hearts! Both are males and so sweet
So far they are friendly with everyone but we are learning more each day!
More info here: Rescued Paws At Alpine Foundation | Adopt & Foster
MEET SWEET SADIE - ALPINE VIEW RESCUED PAWS
Sweet Sadie is still available for adoption!
She’s a girl full of spunk but loves her people!
She is one of the german shepherd puppy mixes from the litter that came to us! Approximately 3 months old!
She is in a foster home with other dogs and kids!
She is available for adoption!
More info here: Rescued Paws At Alpine Foundation | Adopt & Foster
Crop residue burning for October 23-24 update
For Wednesday, October 23, 2024 through Thursday, October 24, 2024 crop residue burning is AUTHORIZED from 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM in all municipalities in the WESTLAKE/INTERLAKE ZONE and the SOUTHWEST and the NORTHWEST ZONES.
For information about applying for a burning permit, please call 204-745-5646 or 1-800-265-1233 toll free.
Sunny visits St. Gregory the Great Catholic School in Blackfalds for Classroom of the Month
Sunny and the Blackfalds Bulldogs celebrated the first Classroom of the Month of the school year with a trip to Ms. Litwin's Grade 2 class at St. Gregory the Great Catholic School in Blackfalds on Oct. 22.
Before heading out, we loaded up the station vehicle with prizes from sponsors and grabbed pizzas from Boston Pizza Lacombe.
The class was so pumped to meet Sunny and the Bulldogs players!
While the class enjoyed their lunch, the Sunny 94 crew and Bulldogs answered questions from the students.
Carnie's Comments - Back to School
Carnie's Comments
I was back at my alma mater this week, Central Collegiate Institute in Moose Jaw, 41 years after graduation.
It was a pleasure to see the youthful exuberance and to make some new friends.
I spoke to grades 11 and 12 students who are taking the "Media & Communications" class, at the request of the teacher.
I told the kids about my career which actually started at that high school, writing a monthly school news column that was published in the local newspaper.
Catch The Wardens tonight
It's time for the next show of the Stars For Saskatchewan concert series from the Swift Current Arts Council and tonight you can enjoy the musical stylings of The Wardens.
The Wardens isn't just their name as they all have served as Canadian national park wardens.
In a press release from the Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils their music has been described as "mountain music-blending folk, roots and western styles."