Feb 02
Jan 30
A Really Beautiful Bird Around Southwest Florida
Animals, Arts, Bonita Springs Area, Cape Coral, Downtown Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Outdoor Activities, Photography, Weather|
A Really Beautiful Bird Around Southwest Florida. Pileated woodpeckers, the largest woodpeckers in North America, hammer their heads into trees with a force of 15 mph, 20 times a second. So, how do their heads not turn to mush? Thick muscles, sponge-like bones, and a third eyelid keep bird brains intact. For more information, go to: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/pileated_woodpecker/id/nc
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Jan 26
Fort Myers offers beautiful Birds
Animals, Beaches, Bonita Springs Area, Cape Coral, Entertainment, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Outdoor Activities, Weather
Fort Myers offers beautiful Birds
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Jan 23
A card of Thanks from Kevin Joe Stahl. A huge success and out reach from Sanibel Island and Captiva Island.WORKER OF: C.R.O.W. Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife, Inc
Animals, Beaches, Bonita Springs Area, Business, Cape Coral, Entertainment, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Health, Non Profit / Charity, Restaurants
A card of Thanks from Kevin Joe Stahl. A huge success and out reach from Sanibel Island and Captiva Island.WORKER OF: C.R.O.W. Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife, Inc
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Jan 08
Indian Creek Animal Hospital Fort Myers Florida
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Dec 22
Indian Creek Animal Hospital and Bears Before and kinda after pics…lol
Animals, Bonita Springs Area, Business, Cape Coral, Downtown Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach
Indian Creek Animal Hospital and Bears Before and kinda after pics…lol
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Dec 15
Bird is the word…….green grass and great birds……….
Animals, Bonita Springs Area, Cape Coral, Chamber Of Commerce, Downtown Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Outdoor Activities, Weather
Bird is the word…….green grass and great birds……….
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Dec 11
Pet care tips from Dr. Jon Shivers Indian Creek Pet Hospital Holiday Hazards for Pets
Animals, Bonita Springs Area, Business, Cape Coral, Downtown Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Health
Healthcare Advice For Your Pet
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Dec 09
SWF Wildlife on Fort Myers and Sanibel Island
Animals, Beaches, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Photography
Nov 22
Jennifer Valiquette Submitted these great pictures of Dolphins playing in the water ways.
Animals, Beaches, Boating, Bonita Springs Area, Cape Coral, Entertainment, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Outdoor Activities, Weather
Jennifer Valiquette Submitted these great pictures of Dolphins playing in the water ways.
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Nov 18
Here gator, gator………….
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Nov 14
BEAR SENDS HIS LOVE TO ALL YOU FORTMYERSDAILY.COM LOVERS………
Animals, Bonita Springs Area, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Health
BEAR SENDS HIS LOVE TO ALL YOU FORTMYERSDAILY.COM LOVERS………
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Oct 30
Oct 25
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Bear sends his love. Thanks again to all of you for your kind letters and emails. Bear is doing okay and as you can see he helped me work today. Although he is looking at me like “come on mom don’t you think the doggie shirt is a bit much?. LOL
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Oct 17
Indian Creek Veterinarian Animal Hospital Fort Myers, Sanibel and Cape Coral Vets.
Animals, Bonita Springs Area, Cape Coral, Downtown Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Health
Oct 16
22ND Annual “Ding” Darling Days
Animals, Entertainment, Fishing, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Outdoor Activities
22ND Annual “Ding” Darling Days : photo credit Kevin Stahl
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Oct 14
Snow birds back…………….
Animals, Beaches, Bonita Springs Area, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Outdoor Activities
Oct 04
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Many churches in the United States celebrate the Feast of St Francis of Assisi on October 4 each year. The feast commemorates the life of St Francis, who was born in the 12th century and is the Catholic Church’s patron saint of animals and the environment. It is a popular day for pets to be “blessed”. As you can tell my dog Bear was in deep thought, prayer and meditation. (or he forgot his sunglasses) These animals had a great time making friends, getting blessed and they even got a treat! These pictures are from St. Michael & All Angels Church on Sanibel Island. Blessing by: Rev Dr. Ellen Sloan View photos and read more »
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Sep 20
Indian Creek Pet Hospital dog and cat needs a home
Animals, Beaches, Bonita Springs Area, Cape Coral, Downtown Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Kids, Outdoor Activities, Photography, Sports, Spring Training|
Indian Creek Pet Hospital dog and cat needs a home . For more info: http://www.indiancreekvet.com/ View photos and read more »
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Sep 17
Six Tips for Keeping Your Dog Cool. From: Indian Creek Veterinary Hospital in Fort Myers, Fla
Animals, Bonita Springs Area, Business, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Non Profit / Charity
Six Tips for Keeping Your Dog Cool. From Indian Creek Veterinary Hospital in Fort Myers, Fla
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| What To Do If You Think Your Dog is Heat Stressed |
| The normal temperature of a dog is 100 to 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit . You should worry if the temperature is 105 degrees or above. You can use any human oral thermometer in the dog; place it two to three inches into the rectum for a minute.
If your dog is overheated, you should provide them with plenty of drinking water. Put cool water over the entire dog to help bring their body temperature down. If there is a limited amount of water, you should wet the ear flaps and the feet first. An alternate liquid that can be good for cooling purposes is rubbing alcohol. Next, you need to take the dog to your veterinarian immediately. If your dog has heat stroked, there are other treatments that need to be performed other than just cooling him with water. |
Many areas of the world are seeing record high temperatures, which makes it even more important to ensure that your pets are kept cool. Veterinarians commonly see dogs with heat stroke, but most of these cases could easily have been averted with some easy precautions.
The following six tips will help you keep your dog cool:
- The best method for keeping your dog cool is to simply allow him or her to stay inside a house with air conditioning. Dogs want to be part of the family and almost always enjoy being inside.
- If your dog must be kept outside in the heat, one tool to help keep your dog from overheating is a child’s small hard plastic swimming pool. Place it in a shaded area of the yard and fill with a few inches of water. Your dog can drink from it, walk through it, or even lie in it.
- Misters are another good tool which can be installed on your patio or any shaded area of your back yard. These emit a fine mist of water that your dog can use to keep cool.
- Another trick is to take large plastic jugs such as milk containers, fill them with water and then freeze them. Place outside in an area where your dog usually stays, preferably in a shaded area. Behind the ice-filled jugs, place an electric fan so it blows across the ice and creates a cool breeze for your dog.
- Of course, never leave your dog in a car without the air conditioning on. Even in relatively mild outdoor temperatures, on a sunny day the environment inside the car can get dangerously hot in just a few minutes.
- Never leave your dog tied to a tree or a post. A common scenario is for a dog to keep circling the tree, winding the rope shorter and shorter until it is caught close to the tree trunk. As the sun moves across the sky, eventually the dog is in the full sun, and not able to reach its water bowl to try to help keep itself cool. Heat stroke can quickly ensue.
If your dog is heat stressed, it will be panting heavily, with its tongue hanging out long and wide. This increases the surface area of the tongue and allows for more evaporation to happen, which helps keep your dog cool. Another symptom is the color of the gums will be a very bright red or sometimes a muddy color. If you notice any of these symptoms, take action immediately! Cool down the dog and call your veterinarian for further instructions.
Heat stroke in dogs is usually easily preventable. Using these tips will let you enjoy hot weather safely with your dog and may even save your dog’s life! For more info: go to: http://www.indiancreekvet.com/
They also are a drop off for C.R.O.W: please click here to learn more: http://www.crowclinic.org/
Sep 16
Beautiful pictures of Florida
Animals, Arts, Beaches, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Outdoor Activities
Beautiful pictures of Florida
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Sep 14
Thank you for all the emails, calls etc for my dog Bear: He is still very sick but the stinker has tenacity!
Animals
Sep 02
What’s this lil guy doing on my Hammock?
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Aug 31
FORT MYERS VETS OFFER GREAT DEALS, COUPONS AND SPECIALS
Animals, Bonita Springs Area, Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach
FORT MYERS VETS OFFER GREAT DEALS, COUPONS AND SPECIALS
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Aug 17
Charity Poker Run, Sanctuary Visit, & Chinese Auction for the Octagon Wildlife Sanctuary
Animals, Arts, Entertainment, Fort Myers, Non Profit / Charity, Outdoor Activities|
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Aug 12
Indian Creek Pet Hospital Veterinarian
Animals, Bonita Springs Area, Business, Cape Coral, Downtown Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Health, Photography|
Indian Creek Pet Hospital is a full-service animal hospital whose mission is to provide the highest standard of veterinary care for pets. Indian Creek Pet Hospital provide friendly, informative, and supportive services for you and your pet, while maintaining a superior working environment for our employees. Indian Creek Pet Hospital . If you are looking for a veterinarian in Fort Myers, a veterinarian in Cape Coral or a veterinarian in Sanibel Captiva , Indian Creek Veterinarian are the best! Indian Creek Pet Hospital offers the Fort Myers animal community emergency veterinary services as well as medical, surgical, and dental veterinary care. With an in-house pharmacy and access to specialists, our facility offers a one stop for your pet’s health and medical care. Your Pets . . . Our Family! Indian Creek Pet Hospital . If you are looking for a veterinarian in Fort Myers, a veterinarian in Cape Coral or a veterinarian in Sanibel Captiva , Indian Creek Veterinarian are the best! View photos and read more »
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Aug 06
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Another beautiful day on the Beach
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Aug 04
Just hanging out on the dock at Fort Myers/Punta Rassa
Animals, Beaches, Boating, Fort Myers, Outdoor Activities, Weather
Aug 01
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Name: Logan Sex: Female Age: 11 months old Color: Tan Comments: I’m a young dog but still growing. Do you have a home and yard big enough for me to play? This is the perfect time for you to teach me lots of things and I’m eager to learn. If you’re ready for life with a big dog, I’m more than ready for a new home. Adoption Fee: $25 during Awesome August Adoptions.
Pet Bio Name: Misty Sex: Female Awesome August Adoptions: Puppies – $75 (regularly $95) Adult Dogs – $25 (regularly $75) Kittens – $20* (regularly $75) Adult Cats – $10* (regularly $50) Senior Pets** – free (regularly $25) *Kittens and cats are always 2 for 1 **Six years and older • For information about this week’s pets, call 533-7387 (LEE-PETS) or log on to Animal Services’ website at www.LeeLostPets.com. When calling, please refer to the animal’s ID number. The website updates every hour so you will be able to see if these or any other pets are still available. • The shelter is open for adoptions from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm Monday through Saturday. The Shelter is located at 5600 Banner Drive, Fort Myers, next to the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, off Six Mile Cypress Pkwy. • All adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate vaccinations, rabies vaccination & county license if 3 months or older, flea treatment, worming, heartworm test for dogs 6 months & over, feline aids & leukemia test for cats, training DVD, 10 day health guarantee, and a bag of Science Diet pet food. • The adoption package is valued at $500. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Ria Brown Public Relations Manager Lee County Domestic Animal Services 5600 Banner Drive Fort Myers, FL 33912
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Jul 16
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Funky Green Monkey, Fort Myers Daily Stuffed AnimalOne of our fans got this for us when they happend to see it while shopping! Thank you very much for thinging of us Kevin!
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Jul 15
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Does your dog suffer from a lower activity level, stiffness, limping or inability to jump? If so, he may be one of the millions of dogs living with the pain of canine osteoarthritis. Unfortunately, many pet owners confuse these conditions to be signs of just growing old and do not realize their dogs are in pain. Your dogs health and happiness are what matters most to us. If he is showing any of these signs, we can help. Our hospital takes a “multimodal” approach to joint and mobility care, which means we get the best possible results for pets by using different therapeutic options that work together. Visit www.treatdogarthritis.com to complete a simple checklist to see if your dog may be at risk of suffering from painful canine osteoarthritis and to learn more about what treatment options are now available. You may also download valuable money saving offers for multimodal products in our office. If you think your dog may be suffering from the pain of arthritis, please contact our office for an orthopedic appointment and ask us about a multimodal treatment plan that is right for your dog. The Doctors and Staff at Indian Creek Pet Hospital
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Jul 15
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Jul 14
The Octagon, Local Wildlife Sanctuary
Animals, Entertainment, Fort Myers, Non Profit / Charity, Photography|
The Octagon
A lot of people do not know about the wildlife sanctuary called the Octagon in Fort Myers. This place is a hidden gem within Lee County! It provides a healthy recovery and living environment for abandoned and abused exotic wildlife. NONE of the animals have been taken out of the wild! They all come from abused, injured or unwanted situations.
Volunteers are always needed for the Octagon, if you are an animal lover and would like to donate some of your time to a great and rewarding cause, please check out their link here. With animals ranging from a Liger (Half Tiger / Half Lion) to a raccoon, the octagon helps them all. It is sad to see many of these animals because they came to the Octagon declawed and abused, through the help of volunteers and Lauri Caron, owner and operator, they on the road to recovery.With well over 100 animals, the Octagonis truly an amazing place. Because the Octagon is a non-profit, volunteers are crucial to the success of the facility and care for these animals. Volunteers range from wonderful veterinaries like Dr. Dieter, Dr. Scott, Dr.Winter, Dr. Bogert, Dr. Folk, to other volunteers who give up Saturdays and Sundays to help out around the 10 acre property.
“What a pleasure to work with Lauri, she is incredible woman, hard working, and passionate. She truely loves what she does and cares so deeply for all of the animals she helps. It is an honor to know her!” Sandy Kostick, owner of the SanibelCaptivaDaily.com.
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Octagon 
Jul 03
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Fun on Fort Myers
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Jun 30
NEWS JUST IN! J.N. Rare Wildlife Sighting: Florida Black Bear on Sanibel “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge
Animals
Rare Wildlife Sighting: Florida Black Bear on Sanibel
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Jun 23
So what do you think Lisa Schuman and Corinne Batista aka Beekeepeers would be doing on a Friday morning? Beehives! Check out these girl and how you can do it yourself.
Animals, Fort Myers, Outdoor Activities
So what do you think Lisa Schuman and Corinne Batista aka Beekeepeers would be doing on a Friday morning? Beehives! Check out these girl and how you can do it yourself.
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Jun 15
Gimme a Break Weekend And Get Lost in Paradise on Sanibel Captiva Island!
Accommodations, Animals, Beaches, Boating, Vacation|
Gimme a Break Weekend And Get Lost in Paradise on Sanibel Captiva Island! Sanibel Captiva Daily presents the Gimme a Break Weekend and get Lost in Paradise on Sanibel Captiva Island! Make sure to listen to 94.5 The Arrow daily at 9a-2p-5p The winner will be chosen by 6:00 pm July 11th on 94.5 The Arrow and the Sanibel Captiva Daily The lucky winner will enjoy: A 3-Day/2-Night stay Gulf-front at the SHALIMAR COTTAGES AND MOTEL! Plus a Half Day Charter with New Moon Sailing. Contest Rules: 1. All winners must bring a photo ID with them in order to claim their prize. Prizes will NOT be mailed under any circumstances. A prize may be picked up by someone other than the winner providing they have a photocopy of the winners picture ID. Prize may be picked up ONLY at the Classic Rock 94.5 studios located at 2824 Palm Beach Blvd in Ft. Myers between the hours of 9:00am and 5:00pm Monday through Friday, excluding Holidays. The business offices are NOT open on the weekends. Only one winner per household (per address). 2. Regardless of the prize won, a winner must wait 30 days before winning another prize on Classic Rock 94.5. All winners have 30 days in which to pick up their prize. If a prize is not available at the time won, you will have 30 days to pick up the prize from the date in which you are contacted and made aware of the prize availability. Once those 30 days have passed, the winner FORFEITS the prize back to Classic Rock 94.5 and the we will “re-use” the prize for another contest. 3. If winner receives a prize valued at $500 or greater, they must wait 90 days before winning another prize on Classic Rock 94.5. These prizes also will be forfeited back to Classic Rock 94.5 if not picked up after 30 days. Re-sale of a Classic Rock 94.5 prize is prohibited. Classic Rock 94.5 reserves the right to bar a listener from participating in a contest for violations of any contest rules. Decisions of station management with respect to the contest are final. Failure to comply with the contest rules may result in a contestant’s disqualification, at the sole discretion of station management 4. You are only eligible to win a HUGE prize (ie: car, big collective cash prize, fly-away, vacation, etc.) once in a LIFETIME! (For example…if you win the Harley Davidson V-Rod or Rock & Row, you are NOT eligible to PARTICIPATE in that particular giveaway in ANY future Classic Rock 94.5 contests/giveaways. 5. If a show or event is cancelled, Classic Rock 94.5/Meridian Broadcasting WILL NOT and IS NOT OBLIGATED to offer a replacement prize. No refunds will be made under any circumstances. Prizes (such as airfare, money, etc.) are NON-TRANSFERABLE. Furthermore, if an establishment that has provided a prize ceases business operations (as the business they were operating as at the time of the giveaway), Classic Rock 94.5/Meridian Broadcasting and any people or organizations affiliated with us and the contesting WILL NOT and ARE NOT OBLIGATED to offer a replacement prize. Classic Rock 94.5 is not responsible for a loss of telephone transmission during an on-air contest 6. If a listener wins a prize that is worth $600.00 or more, or if a listener wins a combination of prizes that is valued at $600.00 or more throughout the course of any calendar year, you will be responsible for any taxes that may accrue as a result of winning such prize(s). All winners are REQUIRED at the time they win a prize to provide the Classic Rock 94.5 personality with the following information…full name, address (house number, street, city and zip code), phone number, date of birth and Social Security number . Failure to provide the listed information will result in forfeiture of any and all prizes. Social Security numbers are required for tax purposes….for both the winners and for Classic Rock 94.5/Meridian Broadcasting. All winners must be Florida residents and 18 years of age. 7. There will be some instances where a prize won may be substituted for cash/check. These substitutions will be made by Meridian Broadcasting when deemed necessary. A winner can’t request this. It may only be offered. Example. If a listener wins a hotel stay as a part of their prize, Meridian Broadcasting holds the right to hand over a check made payable to the winner for the amount that would be equal to the hotel stay. The winner would then be responsible for booking their own reservations, and making payment with the money that was won. 8. If you have any questions about these rules, feel free to contact the promotions department by calling 337-2346 and asking for Matt in Classic Rock 94.5 Promotions. Sanibel Captiva Daily presents the Gimme a Break Weekend and get Lost in Paradise on Sanibel Captiva Island!
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Jun 09
Indian Creek Animal Hospital Fort Myers Florida
Animals, Cape Coral, Downtown Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Health|
Indian Creek Animal Hospital Fort Myers This stinks…………..ugh!!!!! (help) lol……….no laughing, what do you look like when getting a bath?? Well, I’m not prince charming anymore, but I sure do feel better. So does my butt! I think I look better scruffy??
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May 23
Proud new owners Allison Service and Adam Bigham: May Adoption Promotion : In Celebration of our Grand Re-Opening, all pet adoptions are half off the regular fee during the Month of May.
Animals, Fort Myers|
May Adoption Promotion : In Celebration of our Grand Re-Opening, all pet adoptions are half off the regular fee during the Month of May.
Very proud new parents of two new kittens. ” “We were extremely happy to be able to adopt two beautiful kittens. For us, adopting a pet is one of the best things you can do today.” States: Allison Service and Adam Brigham. Look how cute these two are: (It was tough to get some good pictures, as these two little ones are on the move, as they should be. Healthy and happy kittens with a great new home! Both Allison and Adam expressed the fulfillment they have received taking in theses two (no names yet, as they are watching their personalities develop) They really encourage others to do adopt as well. |
May 19
Conservancy of Southwest Florida unveils new logo, evolves mission and brand
Animals, Non Profit / Charity|
 Conservancy of Southwest Florida unveils new logo, evolves mission and brand Conservancy of Southwest Florida unveils new logo, evolves mission and brand NAPLES, Fla. (May 19, 2011) – Upon raising $38.8 million and exceeding its “Saving Southwest Florida” capital campaign goal, the Conservancy of Southwest Florida has retired its campaign logo, unveiling a new logo to represent the “reborn” Conservancy and to evolve the brand identity of the Conservancy. The Conservancy of Southwest Florida Marketing and Development Committee, chaired by board member Maureen Lerner, provided the leadership and guidance for this important step. Conservancy of Southwest Florida Director of Marketing and Communications Barbara Wilson and Graphic Designer Kate Kintz devoted countless hours of research and explored over 100 potential designs to ensure the logo accurately reflected the Conservancy of Southwest Florida “brand.” “We believe the new logo represents the next generation of the Conservancy of Southwest Florida,” said Wilson. “Our research indicated that logo revision is a very disciplined, deliberate process, and we did not take on the task lightly. We adhered to the best practices and guidelines for logo revisions implemented by environmental organizations and some of the largest brands in the world as they evolved their mission and brand.” Wilson added that it was very important to keep the rich history of the Conservancy in the new logo. “We accomplished this by maintaining the historical green color, the typeface and the eagle, all core elements of the previous logo,” she said. “The eagle, although updated, is still the main feature. It has been part of Conservancy history from the beginning. Its keen eyesight keeps track of our environment. Furthermore, the eagle is a brave animal and is not afraid to stand up for what is right. Once on the endangered species list, it represents hope for all native wildlife. We added the blue color to represent the water element of our mission, while the green represents the land. All three elements, the water, land and wildlife, capture the essence of our mission. Lastly, the new color yellow was added to signify the dawning of a new age and a bright future for the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, the community and our quality of life.” About the Conservancy of Southwest Florida:
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May 18
Best in Fort Myers Vets, Cape Coral Vets and SWF Indian Creek Pet Hospital
Animals, Bonita Springs Area, Downtown Fort Myers, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Health|
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May 10
Dog needs a home.
Hello. My name is Lovee. They call me that because I love “everything.” I love kids, people, other dogs and life! I am almost a year old, am half Shih Tzu, weigh about 23 lbs. and am spayed. My owners love me so much but have developed physical problems that make it difficult to care for me. I have lots of energy. Mom says I am cute and sweet but wants the best for me. If you are interested in meeting call (239) 592-0679.
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May 08
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Fort Myers and Fort Myers Beach Dolphin  Fort Myers and Fort Myers Beach Dolphin
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Apr 30
Time to adopt: look how cute!!!!
Animals, Bonita Springs Area, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Non Profit / Charity|
May Adoption Promotion : In Celebration of our Grand Re-Opening, all pet adoptions are half off the regular fee during the Month of May. At our May Madness Pet Adoption Special Event on May 21st pets may be adopted for only $25. Don’t forget to join us for our Ribbon Chewing Ceremony (a dog-inspired Ribbon Cutting) on May 18th. Details are available at www.LeeLostPets.com. • For information about this week’s pets, call 533-7387 (LEE-PETS) or log on to Animal Services’ website at www.LeeLostPets.com. When calling, please refer to the animal’s ID number. The website updates every hour so you will be able to see if these or any other pets are still available. • The shelter is open for adoptions from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm Monday through Saturday. The Shelter is located at 5600 Banner Drive, Fort Myers, next to the Lee County Sheriff’s Office, off Six Mile Cypress Pkwy. • All adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate vaccinations, rabies vaccination & county license if 3 months or older, flea treatment, worming, heartworm test for dogs 6 months & over, feline aids & leukemia test for cats, training DVD, 10 day health guarantee, and a bag of Science Diet pet food. • The adoption package is valued at $500. Pet Bio Name: Linkin Sex: Male Age: 2 months Color: White & Brindle Comments: I’m a young, playful, loving puppy that’s going to be a big dog. The good news is there’s lots of love to go around because I have six brothers and sisters that are also available for adoption. A dog that could be 65 to 130 lbs. may sound like more dog than you want but just like any other puppy we need love, training, and attention and we can be awesome family members. The shelter is taking applications on all of us puppies to find us the right home. Pet Bio Name: Glenda Sex: Spayed Female Age: 2 years old Color: Cream and white Comments: As my namesake, Glenda the Good Witch of North, would say, “there’s no place like home!” I sure hope it’s true because I’ve been wanting a home of my own for a while. I’m really a good girl and need a good family to love me back.
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Apr 16
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Taking a break for lunch and looking out for our wildlife……..Thanks Ladies!
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