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Kitten season: Shelters implore communities to help curb a spring explosion of kitten births

Kitten season: Shelters implore communities to help curb a spring explosion of kitten births This litter of kittens at the Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society heralds the beginning of kitten season. Warmer weather traditionally brings on a burst of kitten births that add to the overpopulation of cats that strain area shelters. Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society Executive Director Karen Johnwick spends a few minutes helping socialize the kittens as staff member Darlene Brown entertains them with a cat toy. Courtesy photo Odds on healthy survival for four little kittens born to a feral gray tabby mother cat in Columbus went up recently. They and mama cat were brought into the Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society on April 1. It’s the second litter to come through the shelter’s doors this year, but CLHS Executive Director Karen Johnwick knows these furry little ones signal what is typically an explosion of kitten births experienced every spring. The issue is a big one for all animal she

Early Influencers: The Man Who Named Dallas

How Dallas Really Got Its Name - D Magazine

How Dallas Really Got Its Name Alas, we have solved a mystery. How did Dallas come to be called Dallas? historians have been vexed by the question for many years. John Neely Bryan, the city’s first White resident, claimed he named it after his friend Dallas but never provided that friend’s first name. And, anyway, Bryan was a touch insane when he said this. Now new technology has finally brought us the answer. It is being revealed here for the first time. Two early settlers stood around on the marsh, looking at the Trinity River. Mick O’Leary said to Pierre Le Boueffe, “Alas, there are no bridges, no shelter from the incessant heat, no real natural features to recommend it, but we have guns, which is always a good starting point. Alas, though, we have little else, not even a name.”