…his pets. The f i r s t of these drawings, “La Triomphante”, appears on page 6 of this issue. Others will follow in early Newsletters. ) BACK NEWSLETTERS For…
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…in the Long Island Ocelot Club Newsletter should be submitted by the 10th of the month preceding Newsletter publication, i.e. by the 10th of the even numbered months. Local groups…
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…ASSOC. FOR SOUND WILDLIFE PROGRAMS:2455 S.E. 184 Te r race , Miami, F1. 33160 WORLD PET SOCIETY: PLO.Box 343, Tarzana, CA 91356 TO AVOID MISSING ANY NEWSLETTERS I F YOU…
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…exposure. 2) Newsletter. With the additional funding from commercial sources, we can upgrade our Newsletter and thereby encourage professionals to publish in our Newsletter. We should also publish both in…
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…send a Michigan report this Newsletter. But the news she sends, while heartbreaking, is , in itself her report: “I’m afraid I have bad news for you and all club…
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…in Center Hill. Within minutes of the disappearance of the animal, the news was broadcast all over Florida by 5 radio stations, newspapers and TV stations. State and Local Police…
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…a non-profit, non-commercial club, inter- national in membership, devoted to the welfare of pet ocelots and other “ExoticTt felines. Reproduc- tion of the material in this Newsletter may not be…
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…nation Federation Inc. This Newsletter is published bi-monthly by the LIOC Endangered Species Conservation Federation, Inc. We are a non- profit (Federal I.D. 59-2048618) non-commercial organization with international membership, devoted…
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…of of Zoological Parks and Aquariums (AAZPA), National Cancer Institute, Minnesota Zoo and the National Institutes of Health. It is led by Dr. David Wildt at the National Zoo. According…
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…OCELOT CLUB NEWSLETTER Published Bi-Monthly by Long Island Ocelot Club, 1454 Fleetwood Drive East, Mobile, Alabama 36605. The Long Island Ocelot Club is a non-profit, non- commercial club, international in…
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