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The Dog Days Are Here

Meet Mo, available for adoption by the Humane Society of Heartland in Yankton. In less than five minutes in the shade of a huge tree, on Wednesday, Mo was panting after doing nothing more than turn his head to watch the cars go by. With high temperatures expected to continue, owners are encouraged to be very careful with their pets well being. (Shauna Marlette / P & D) "Many people think that if, unfortunately, their dogs are used to being outside and have some shade available with plenty of fresh water, they are (the dogs) must be fine, "Franklin said."Unfortunately, when we start to get into these days - and we get every few years, where the heat index, a combination of temperature and humidity, there are hundreds - even if the dog does shade and water, they are always at risk of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. "" The problem is when a dog is outside, you'll never know what will stimulate them and get their excitement level is, "she said. "Because of the barking or excitement, it will heat their bodies. Initially, when a dog is hot, they will pant and drink water.But once the body temperature reaches a certain point, they left the water and lose the desire to drink water. "" When a dog pants, they lose a lot of water. ... Then the dog stops drinking and starts to become lethargic, "Franklin said. "When it's this kind of heat index, you can not assume that your dog is accustomed to being outside. Bring them indoors to a garage or basement with air circulation. Even young healthy dogs in situations like this should be somewhere they have a fan on them so that air circulates.If you can get from the outside and in a garage or a basement where they are able to have air circulation, they will do much better than being directly outside. "" They say that when it is 85 degrees outside, the temperature inside a car - even with the windows cracked - can reach 102 degrees in 10 minutes and 120 degrees in just half an hour " Giedd said. "I heat the taco shells in oven at 120 degrees. You are literally cooking your pets in a car, and we were thus warmer than 85 degrees lately."" I would tell people, if they have cats inside / outside, to keep them locked in the house from 10 hours to 19 hours

Multicultural Literature For Children and Young Adults

THE ABSOLUTELY TRUE DIARY OF A PART-TIME INDIAN by Sherman Alexie is a semiautobiographical account of Alexie’s teenage years on a Spokane Indian reservation. Alexie’s story is told by Arnold Spirit, AKA Junior, a fourteen year old promising cartoonist. Junior begins life with a battery of medical problems; this causes him countless trials and tribulations throughout his adolescence. Junior faces life’s demands and struggles with humor and intellect. Alexie’s story is a testament to Junior’s strong ability to persevere and be successful in the course of difficult times. THE ABSOLUTELY TRUE DIARY OF A PART-TIME INDIAN journals the life of a fourteen year old Spokane Indian, named Arnold Spirit, Jr. Junior, as he is called by his family and friend, is an avid reader and talented cartoonist. Junior is born with encephalitis and has a string of disabilities. He is the persistent mark of bullies on the “rez.”  He has one best friend named Rowdy, who is his angry bodyguard. On Junior’s first day of high school, he realizes that his geometry book is the one that his mother used when she attended the reservation school, over thirty years ago. In rage, Junior hurls the geometry textbook at Mr. P and breaks his nose. As a result, Junior is suspended by the school. Recognizing Junior's aptitude, Mr. P suggests to his family that he transfers to a school twenty two miles away, which happens to be a well-to-do farm town where the only other Native American is the team mascot. Junior tires of his life on the reservation and wishes that this new school will provide him with a better education and an opportunity to move away from the impoverished conditions on the reservation.  He anticipates adversity when he transfers from the reservation school to the school in Reardan, but soon finds himself making friends with the popular students, the nerds, and he becomes the star player on the varsity basketball team. The story reaches a climax when Junior returns to his former school to play a basketball games for against his friend Rowdy and his old classmates. This novel is about Junior’s ability to separate from his family, friend, and tribe to find himself. Throughout Sherman Alexie’s book, the reader is provided with an array of recognizable Spokane Indian cultural markers. For example, the author offers details relating to the setting, customs, dress, and symbols.

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