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Animal Services Advisory Board <br />January 14, 2009 Meeting--Approved Minutes <br />Page 3 <br /> <br />clients. Ms. Fallin provides $20 Fix flyers to the DSS, which are included in the packets they <br />mail out to their clients. The flyers explain how the program works and the process for applying. <br />This program started mid November and so far there are a total of 8 DSS clients who have <br />responded to flyer. The number of responses is expected to increase now that the holidays have <br />passed. Ms Fallin also noted that she would be conducting training with volunteers that are <br />interested in assisting her with the County’s $20 Fix program. <br /> <br />Andi Morgan provided board members with handouts of recent ads that will be placed in various <br />papers and local businesses promoting the $20 Fix program for Orange County residents. She <br />explained that the ads are also intended to educate citizens on the benefits of having your animal <br />spayed or neutered as well as provide basic information about the program. <br /> <br />Motion was made by Jean Austin and seconded by Tracy Carroll to recommend to the BOCC to <br />adopt a Resolution to make February 24, 2009 to be Spay/Neuter Day. VOTE: Unanimous <br /> <br />Animal Services Appreciation—Locopops, a local business located in the Courtyard of Chapel <br />Hill has paired with a private citizen, Eunice Chan, to raise donations from the sales of their <br />popsicles. They have selected Orange County’s Animal Shelter, among others, to receive the <br />donations which to date amount to $1,100.00. Animal Services would like to present Locopops <br />and Ms. Chan with a certificate of appreciation and invite them to the ASAB February meeting. <br />Motion was made by Jean Austin and seconded by Susan Elmore to issue a Certificate of <br />Appreciation to LocoPops. VOTE: Unanimous <br /> <br />Getting to Know Partner Organizations—Susan Elmore reported that at previous meetings <br />there had been discussion about contacting other organizations to help out with services that <br />Animal Services provides to County residents. She and others thought that it would be an <br />excellent idea to contact various organizations and invite them to a board meeting and ask them <br />to give a little summary and explain what it is that they do. Some of the organizations suggested <br />include, Paws-4-Ever, Piedmont Wildlife, IAR and other partners. It was suggested that a list be <br />put together and that Paws-4-Ever be invited to the February meeting to discuss their <br />partnership with Animal Services. <br /> <br />Motion was made by Jean Austin and seconded by Susan Elmore to adjourn the meeting at 8:05 <br />p.m. VOTE: Unanimous. <br /> <br />Next ASAB Meeting: Wednesday, February 11, 2009, at 6:30 p.m. in the Southern Human <br />Services Conference Room, 2501 Homestead Road, Chapel Hill. <br /> <br /> <br />