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<br />CITY NEWSL TTER MAY 1995, VOLUME 10, NO.3
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<br />ENVIRONMENTAL EXPO '95, TREE ::i: ~ ANNUAL SPRING PET
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<br />SALE AND GRAND OPENING OF THE ELA III U VACCINATION CLINIC
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<br />The 21 st anniversary of the Tree Sale and the 6th anniversary of the Ramsey ::~ The City of Ramsey will be sponsoring its annual
<br />Environmental Expo will be held on Saturday, April 29, 1995, at the Ramsey:;. spring pet vaccination clinic on Saturday, April 29,
<br />Elementary School, 15000 Nowthen BoulevardNW. The Tree Sale begins at 7:00 ~::: 1995, from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Vaccinations will be
<br />a.m. with the Expo starting at 9:00 a.m. Events are scheduled throughout the day:::: administered to dogs and cats at the Ramsey Park Center
<br />with the Arbor Day Ceremony at 11:00 a.m. ~:: Building at Central Park, 7925 -161stAvenueNW. The
<br />This year the Environmental Expo will celebrate the grand opening of the ~::: following shots will be offered:
<br />Environmental Learning Area (ELA) at Ramsey Elementary School. There are f Rabies (canine and feline) $ 5.00
<br />a lot of fun, interesting and educational activities planned this year. Some of the :i:~ mll.P-p (canine)
<br />events are: t (Distemper, Hepatitis, Leptospirosis,
<br />. r Parainfluenza,Parvovirus) $10.00
<br />E~SITION: C~me. and fm~ ?ut ah?u~ local garden clubs and other ::~: Pan RC-C-P (feline)
<br />en~tron~ental organIzatIons. ExhIbItors wIIlI~~I~de the ~argo Nature Center, :i:: (Rhinotracheitis, Calici, Panleukopenia,
<br />WhIC/1 will have hands-on/touch-and-see actIVItIes ~or kids, ~d the Master 'i: Pneumonitis, Chlamydia) $ 8.00
<br />Gard~ners, who can answer an~ lawn an~ garden questIons you mI~ht have. .Also :::: The City is able to offer these exceptional
<br />see displays by Anoka ElectrIC ~d UOlted Power as well as SCIence proJects, iii: discounted vaccination prices (over 60% off) in
<br />posters, books, and many other displays. ::i~ cooperation with local veterinarians. This year's clinic
<br />TREE SALE: This is one of the largest Arbor Day tree sales in the area. :::~ is co-sponsored by AMVET of Elk River.
<br />Everything from small seedlings to large bare root trees will be available from at i::~ Dogs and cats must.be at least three months of age
<br />least five different vendors. :::: to be vaccinated for rabies. City Code requires that all
<br />r dogs and cats be licensed and vaccinated against rabies.
<br />THE TRAIL: Walk the chipped trails and enjoy prairi~, woodlands and wetlands. ::: City personnel will be available to issue dog and cat
<br />If you haven't been on the trail yet, this is the time to discover what all the ::: licenses and identification tags at the pet clinic. If your
<br />excitement is about. Students will be there at some of the stations to show you @ dog or cat has been vaccinated recently but you do not
<br />what they are learning about nature. ::: have a current license, you must obtain a license at the
<br />FOOD: You can't have a great event without great food! I This year we will have Iii: clin~c by bring~g in the ~urrent rabies vaccination
<br />coffee and bakery goods in the morning and chili and cornbread for lunch! ii: certIficate. The license fee IS normally $5 for neutered
<br />~,: males and females and $20 for unneutered males and
<br />DESIGN SERVICE: Last year we had a landscape designer available to help i females, but will be reduced to $3 forneuteredmales and
<br />homeowners with their plans. This was so successful that we invited a designer :::~ females and $5 for unneutered males and females during
<br />back again this year. So sketch your yard and bring it in for m professional r thePetClinic. Dogs and cats must be licensed when they
<br />advice. ::1 reach six months of age. The license is valid for the
<br />. . . . . . :Hength of time of the rabies vaccination.
<br />EDUCATION. There will be prun1Og, planting and grafting demonstratIons. :,:, T b I' 'bl t . th I 't th
<br />. . '1, 0 e e tgl e 0 receive e ower prices a e
<br />Also, two landscaplOg classes are scheduled pnor to the Expo. The first class, ~~~~ . . ,. I 'd
<br />nTh Ri h T . th Ri h Plac .. '11 be ted b A lea C Mas .:.: pet c1ID1C for the vaccmatlons, al resl ents must
<br />e g t reem e gte, WI presen y no ounty ter r . Ii h' d 'f h d
<br />G d T sda A ril25 0 Th da A '127 "Landsca Des' fi i:' purchase a lIcense or t ear cat or og, I t ey 0 not
<br />ar enerson ue y, p ,n urs y, pn, pe Ign or :::' h Th'" h'
<br />th H "illbe tedb I dsc hi fro T T B th :,~ already aye one. ose .rom anot er city must
<br />e omeowner w presen ya an apeare tect m ree rust. 0 )) , ., . T
<br />lass '11 be h ld' th . C' Hall 7'00 th. f.~ show proof ofbcense to receive vaccmabons. here
<br />c es WI e 10 e commumty room at Ity at, p.m, on elf 11 'II be NO li'
<br />ti dates ~~ WI excep ons.
<br />respec ve , t All animals must be Ieasbed when brought to the
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<br />For more information, contact Paul at 753-5412 or Beth at 241-9229, 1 clinic.
<br />il You are urged to protect your pet, yourself and your
<br />PLAN ON STOPPING BY AND ENJOYING THE ACTIVITIES, AND il community by participating in the pet vaccination clinic.
<br />DON'T FORGET TO PICK UP YQUR FREE SEEDLINGS!. ~
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