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Featured Pets of the Week
adoptable/pet/?ss=LACA-A-1557
Arlo is an 11 year old Hound mix boy
who came to spcaLA when his owner could
no longer care for him. He is friendly towards
people, and may get along with dogs of his
size and energy. He previously lived in a home
with children. He’ll be participating in obedience
training and enrichment while he’s at the
shelter waiting for his next journey. https://
spcala.com/adoptable/pet/?ss=LACA-A-1557
This is Blossom, a cute 1 year old female
adult American Rabbit looking for a new
home. Her fur is so soft and her ears are
like velvet. She prefers cilantro to spinach, is
litter box trained, and likes to hop and play.
https://spcala.com/adoptable/pet/?ss=LACAA
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Shadow is a 4 year old male, Black Lab/
Retriever mix who came to spcaLA as a
lost dog. His owner did not claim him (microchip
your pets!) so Shadow’s here ready
for a second start. He likes toys and treats.
He has had successful meet and greets with
other dogs, but is still waiting for a home. If
you are looking for an affable larger dog to
add to your family, meet Shadow! https://
spcala.com/adoptable/pet/?ss=LACA-A-982
Kermit, a male domestic short hair cat
showed up at our back door in October.
He’s about 3 years old. He loves his human
friends, but prefers to be the only cat in the
home. For playing and sunning in the window,
Kermit is a catch! https://spcala.com/ Arlo
Kermit Blossom Shadow
Cathie Hinkle
formed during her childhood. As a girl and
young woman, she faced tremendous loss,
desires that she chose to tamper down and
disillusionment. She also witnessed firsthand
the hatred and brutality of mankind which, in
my opinion, is handled well. Marilla also experienced
deep physical pain; sometimes daily.
As a young girl when I read Anne of Green
Gables, I always wondered what had made
Marilla Cuthbert so cantankerous. Why was
she so reserved with her feelings? I feel that
this book has answered my questions and
has done so in a way that honors the Anne
of Green Gables series.
You will find many familiar characters
in this book including Matthew Cuthbert,
Rachel, Thomas and other characters that
are developed well. You will see Marilla’s
giving spirit developed and just like the
warmth of her famous raspberry cordial,
you will be left with warm feelings of home,
family and hope.
To check out this and other hopeful titles
this holiday season, please stop by the El
Segundo Public Library. You can also find
us online at www.elsegundolibrary.org. •
wide the array of products can be.
“Like Airbnb has become synonymous
with a particular kind of travel, I would like
to see the name Galora to be synonymous
with finding homegrown food, eating locally,
reducing environmental impact, and meeting
neighbors,” he says.
At its heart, Ryan Xavier Miller sees a
wholesome future for his brainchild. An eternal
optimist, friendly neighbor, and forward-looking
visionary, Miller hopes to nurture Galora to
grow to help every community.•
A variety of eggs sold locally by neighbors. Sunny, the mascot, holding freshly traded produce.