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In Prepping for Sandy, Don't Forget Family Pets

Make plans to board pets if you think you might have to evacuate your home.

While buying groceries, checking the generator and stocking up on batteries in anticipation of Hurricane Sandy, don't forget about making plans for the family pets.

Millers Island resident Georgia Melvin-Pohling said her parents, Betty and Larry Melvin, live in a mobile home on Cove Road in Dundalk. The Melvins have already made plans to ride the storm out in a hotel.

They've also made plans to board the family's cat at Dundalk Animal Hospital as they prepare to make plans to evacuate their home.

Melvin-Pohling, whose Hinton Avenue home was heavily damaged by Tropical Storm Isabel in 2003, encourages all coastal residents to make plans in advance for the care of their family pets.

Two local animal hospitals offer animal boarding.

The Dundalk Animal Hospital at 7810 Wise Ave. has two floors of boarding space and always has room, according to an employee who answered the phone Friday.

Regular rates apply for boarding services. Call 410-282-2250 to check on availability and costs.

Eastern Animal Hospital at 6404 Eastern Ave. also offers boarding services, according to Becky, who talked to Patch on Friday.

Call 410-633-8808 to check on availability and costs.

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Marge Neal (Editor) October 26, 2012 at 10:31 pm
And isn't that cat handsome?
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James P Samm April 30, 2013 at 01:01 pm
Well gee whiz Mr Hunt, I guess we should just roll over and take what is shoved to us.Kind of likeRead More they do in North Korea.This is a free country with officials elected BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE of which they represent.If the people that elect those official don't like how they are acting, WE THE PEOPLE have the right to complain about it!! Just like YOU just did.
Mike Hunt May 7, 2013 at 03:14 am
Mr. Samm, this situation is nothing like North Korea. WE, the PEOPLE, elected the councilman toRead More represent us, that is correct; however, I DID NOT elect Dundalk United to REPRESENT DUNDALK! They are a group of assholes who want nothing but the same shit in this area. We have to expand our minds if we want something better than we currently have. When they start doing that, let me know!