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Paris shelter building pavilion for dogs

PARIS — Construction of a pavilion named for a longtime champion of homeless dogs is underway at the Responsible Pet Care animal shelter. “It will be named for Jackie Stoutamyer, who lived and worked locally. She was a champion for dogs and her passion for them was lifelong,” shelter President Shirley Boyce said. “She saw […]

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Harrison town manager embattled in cat feud defends comments

HARRISON — Embattled Town Manager George “Bud” Finch defended comments he made earlier this week suggesting he was indifferent to animal welfare as taken out out of context by the media.  A story from WGME 13, which ran in the Bangor Daily News on Friday, quoted an animal welfare advocate who said Finch told her that […]

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Norway thrift shop getting makeover

NORWAY — Construction and renovation work at the PAWSibilities Thrift Shoppe at 132 Waterford Road is underway. Last year, the Planning Board unanimously approved a building permit for Responsible Pet Care to renovate a portion of its thrift shop and add a restroom. The request was made after the group moved its animal shelter to […]

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Paris animal shelter featured in national magazine

PARIS — The Humane Society of the United States has featured the Responsible Pet Care of Oxford Hills in its latest edition of Animal Sheltering magazine. The bimonthly, full-color publication ran an article in its January/February 2014 edition titled “They’ll Always Have Paris.” The article describes the plight of the shelter in Norway, the community’s […]

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‘Tower’ at Pawsibilities from former Stephens’ mansion to be removed

NORWAY — A tower set to be removed from the Responsible Pet Care thrift store on the Waterford Road during renovations once graced the C.A. Stephens laboratory by Lake Pennesseewassee. Charles A. Stephens, a noted author of young adult and children’s books and a medical doctor and scientist,  built his large, rambling “laboratory” at Pennesseewassee Lake […]