April 2022

Rascal swears he heard you say ball! Or did you say run? Maybe it was come!? Rascal is an approximately 1 year old, male Border Collie and all the energy you thought your dog had has now been topped by Rascal! He’s your average Border Collie. Active, active and active, always needing something to do! Rascal plays well with other dogs, and enjoys the company of children that are just as hyper as he is! Who wouldn’t want a mini best friend? Rascal was too concerned about his ball to test him around cats, but if he’s like most BC’s, he has the instinct to herd and move, proving to be too much dog for a feline; however, we could very well be wrong! Rascal has a life saving adoption fee of $70. This fee saves his life, and covers his initial vaccines, rabies vaccine, wellness exam, initial treatment, neuter and heartworm antigen test. Our hours of operation are 10-4, Monday-Saturday. Please stop by 321 Carol Brown Blvd., give us a call at 580-223-7070 or visit our website at www.ShelterLuv.com/matchme/adopt/ARD-A-4923 to fill out an application!

PARIS (AP) — It’s crunch time for voters in France as incumbent President Emmanuel Macron, a centrist, is meeting far-right nationalist Marine Le Pen of the National Rally at the ballot box for Sunday’s final presidential vote. With foreign policy an issue as war ravages Europe’s east, along with worries over inflation in one of the world’s biggest economies, the stakes could not be higher.

NEW YORK (AP) — Nearly two months into the Russian-Ukraine war, the Kremlin has taken extraordinary steps to blunt an economic counteroffensive from the West. While Russia can claim some symbolic victories, the full impact of Western sanctions is starting to be felt in very real ways.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Beth Bowers grew up in the 1960s and 1970s with parents who marched in protests, wrote letters to members of Congress and voted in elections big and small. Her father, a World War II veteran, and her mother, an educational counselor, did not use social media sites in their lifetimes.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Chair Jerome Powell isn’t as pleased with the robust U.S. job market as you might think he’d be, and he and the Federal Reserve plan to do something about it: Take it down a notch.

NEW YORK (AP) — The Edsel. Quibi.

HONOLULU (AP) — The U.S. government on Friday dropped its appeals of a Hawaii order requiring it to remove fuel from a massive military fuel storage facility that leaked petroleum into the Navy’s water system at Pearl Harbor last year.