Heavy Petting - Linus

Pomeranian: An adoptable dog in Farmington, MN
Small • Senior • Male

We are guessing this guy is about 8-9 years old and was dumped like trash! He had bronchitis and still wanted to play. His teeth were falling out and he needed a groom! He now has very few teeth like a old man but doesn't act old at all! As a matter of fact, he is one of the nicest poms we have had. We hope that someone will love him for the 2-4 years he should live! He is good with kids 8 and up and other dogs! He is also is doing well with housebreaking!!

He would really love a good home this time!

He was a stray!!

~ Adoption Fee: $175 (cash only, no checks)

This dog will not be at our adoption event this Saturday. Please contact the foster for more information. .

Foster: Shari S - psebastian2003@msn.com or (612) 770-5972

More about Linus

Spayed/Neutered • Up-to-date with routine shots • House trained • Primary color: Yellow, Tan, Blond or Fawn • Coat length: Long

Linus's Contact Info

Last Hope Inc, Farmington, MN

• 612-770-5972
• Email Last Hope Inc
• See more pets from Last Hope Inc
• For more information, visit Last Hope Inc's Web site.

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By John A. Stefani

From time to time I receive quote request from customers for Flash Drives. Here is an e-mail from one of the suppliers and, I thought I would pass this along.

Dear John,

We all watched helplessly as the nation of Japan suffered unimaginable devastation from earthquakes and tsunamis last week. The impact of this natural disaster has been felt worldwide and extends to the promotional product business.

Japan manufactures 50% of the circuit boards used to make USB flash drives. With Japan unable to manufacture these necessary components of flash memory, China has reported a 30-50% increase in flash memory prices overnight along with immediate shortages. We are working diligently to determine how to minimize the impact to you and are committed to communicating additional information as it becomes available.

Thank you for your partnership, and we look forward to working through this challenge together.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of Japan for a speedy recovery.

To help victims of the Disaster, please visit the American Red Cross.

Sincerely...

(Note: Some editing on the e-mail had been done to protect the confidentiality of the supplier.) 

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