January Pet of the Month: The Almighty Voltaire
By Angie Makris
NEIRAD enilno edition
Our Voltaire cares nothing about philosophy or the Age of Enlightenment. All this little guy cares about is finding a loving person to call his very own. Voltaire is a nine-year-old Chihuahua who lost his home when his owner became too ill to care for him. Weighing in at a mere 11 pounds, Voltaire is a vocal pooch who would do best in a private home with a yard, and he would prefer an adult-only home, perhaps with a retired person, who can spend a lot of time relaxing with him and going out for walks and exercise. Housebreaking work is needed. Voltaire is fond of friendly cats, and gets along with some pooches.
If you're interested in meeting Voltaire please stop by 504 Main Ave., Norwalk or call PAWS at 750-9572, or visit the website: www.pawsct.org
PAWS has many great dogs and cats available for adoption.
Also Published In This Issue:
Accepted or Rejected: The Fight to Finding the Right College by Shelby Penfield,
December 1981 Blast from the Past by Julia Lang,
You Can Run But You Can't Hide by Colin Sullivan,
College Admissions: Visiting by Melanie Tzenova,
Reader Contest Winners by Taiki Miki,
Cribs: Haley Clifford by Jessica DeMaio,
Dancing With the Teachers Comes to DHS by Doug Wells,
DHS Football Gears Up for 2011 Season by Kat McKay,
Ginger: A human with pale skin, freckles and red hair by Shelby Penfield,
Hot in the Lot: George Moore’s 2009 Mini Cooper by Frank Lombardi,
Top 10 Most Influential Ladies at DHS for 2011 by Neirad Enlino staff,
Khakis Are Top Fashion Agenda for Guys by Katrina Vassell,
Lunchbox Fashion by Taiki Miki,
Math Teachers Making a Move by Rebecca Liu,
January Pet of the Month: The Almighty Voltaire by anonymous PAWS volunteer,
The Small, the Red, and the Funny (but you can call her Roney) by Sam Meyjes,
Top 5 New Year's Resolutions by Katherine Minion,
From the Catwalk to the Classroom by Annabel Schneider,
The Science Gender Divide by Katrina Vassell,
Wreaths Across America Motors to Darien by Ian Sullivan,
Bandanas, Socks, Zombies: A Normal Walk Through the Hall by Annabel Schneider,
