Replying to a message of Richard Webb to Bob Ackley:

 BA>> The representative of the "humane society" in adjacent
 BA>> Montgomery County has been observed luring unconfined
 BA>> animals from the owner's property into the public road
 BA>> right of way and then impounding them as 'running loose.'

 RW> Sounds like he needs to be the guest of honor at something
 RW> like an old fashioned blanket party or something similar.

She, actually.

 BA>>> I've about hit my limit, I don't think I can afford to
 BA>>> feed more than I have now.

 RW> 

 RW>> SOme of the vaccinations you can get at Farm King or other
 RW>> farm stores, i.e. FArm & Fleet, FArm King, etc.  DOn't know
 RW>> if you've anything like that around, but Farm King in
 RW>> Burlington used to have the Distemper Parvo and a couple of
 RW>> others.  YOu still had to do the chip and the rabies
 RW>> vaccine through your vet, but some of the others could be
 RW>> acquired that way. MIght save you some dough.

 BA>> The Red Oak Orscheln Farm & Home store (a midwest chain
 BA>> headquartered in Moberly, MO) has an annual vaccination
 BA>> clinic in cooperation with one of the Red Oak
 BA>> veterinarians.  The store manager also offers a $10/bag
 BA>> discount on 40 lb bags of dog food (limit one bag, darn)
 BA>> during the clinic. 

 RW> YEpp, was thinking more of getting them an administering
 RW> them yourself.  IF OMaha/cOuncil bluffs has a farm king
 RW> check 'em out.  That might save you some $$$ when it comes
 RW> time for the distemper/parvo boosters, etc.

I've not heard of Farm King.  In this area we have Orscheln, TSC
(Tractor Supply Corp) and Bomgaar's; all cater mostly to the farming
community, although all carry lots of general merchandise.

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