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1. ANNOUNCEMENTS
MODERATORS NEEDED FOR PARENTING FORUM
AdoptionForums.com has a current need for several moderators to lend support on the
General Parenting Forum. If you have experience parenting a pre-mature baby, have raised toddlers and preschoolers, school-age children,
single-parented, or are parenting after age 35, please contact Sabra@adoption.com.
PRODUCERS OF CHANNEL 4 SERIES INTERESTED IN ADOPTEES
Have you grown up not knowing your biological father? Did you lose contact with him when you were young? Have you ever wanted to find him? A new Channel 4 series is particularly interested in talking to you. If you are interested in sharing your story, please contact Jen@adoptionmedia.com.
HUNDREDS OF ADOPTION POEMS AT ADOPTIONPOETRY.COM
AdoptionPoetry.com now has links to hundreds of adoption poems. Thank you
to everyone who has contributed. Visit http://poetry.adoption.com to
read them or contribute your own.
SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCES WHILE SUPPORTING OTHERS
AdoptionForums.com has several openings for moderators in
our Before Adoption support section. Share and encourage others regarding topics
such as Adopting Again, Adoption Financing and other aspects of the beginning stages
of adoption. Please contact Sabra@adoption.com.
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2. NEW ARTICLES
The views expressed by the authors are solely their own, and for which the authors are responsible. These views do not necessarily represent the views of Adoption Week e-Magazine.
An Obsession to Find Her - new article by Ben Draper
I had gone to to Battallion commander to see if I could get compassionate leave but was told that since I was not married, I did not qualify. Having very little money, I waited almost six months to get leave and went back to the city where she lived. Unfortunately, she had moved and I couldn't find her. http://e-magazine.adoption.com/article.php?articleid=178
To My Birth Mother, With Love - new article by Diane C.
On Sept. 14, 1940 a baby girl was left at the Salvation Army Home on S. Elm St. in Greensboro,N.C. It was a Saturday afternoon. A lady with a bundle in her arms and a small case in her hand carried both into the old Guilford Bank building {part of S.A.properity}, placed the baby on a landing with the case in front to keep the baby from moving. It had to be a woman as you never saw a man caring babies in those days. I think, a sister, cousin, grandmother, or aunt. http://e-magazine.adoption.com/article.php?articleid=179
Wisdom for Adoptive Families - new article by Beverly Bachel
Whether you have an adopted child – or know someone who does – there are many ways you can help adopted children (and all children, for that matter) feel loved and supported. Here are some suggestions from adopted children, adoptive parents and adoption agency workers. http://e-magazine.adoption.com/article.php?articleid=180
I Am So Glad You Are My Son - new article by Maryanne Dersch
In November we received a one page fax and photo about Sir Patrick. His birth mom abandoned him at two, and he spent a few months at Our Little Haven (a home for abused, neglected, drug exposed or HIV positive kids) and a year foster care. He was described as shy at first, but warmed up quickly. He had speech delays and hearing and vision problems. Sure, we said, we would love to be considered. We were primed and ready, full of confidence and hope that this would be a great kid and we would be great parents. http://e-magazine.adoption.com/article.php?articleid=181
I Still Love Them - new article by Tina Marie Rutherford
I had no idea what it really was; they wouldn't let me read the papers. They said if I didn't sign that day, I would miss out on the following week and that all the people were there to witness it. I was told they wouldn't be available next week if I took the time to read the papers like I wanted to. I felt like I had to sign, or I would not get my boys back. Anyway, I came back the next week to pick them up to go home for visitation. They threatened me and told me to get out of the building or they would call the police. http://e-magazine.adoption.com/article.php?articleid=182
Read these articles or contribute an article at http://e-magazine.adoption.com.
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3. ADOPTION NEWS
Foreign Adoptions Grow to Record Level (DC)
http://www.washtimes.com/national/20021206-98822234.htm
Six is Hardly Enough (MA)
http://www.townonline.com/cambridge/news/local_regional/cam_covccadoption12042002.htm
Couple Adopts Disabled Children (GA)
http://www.adoption.com/includes/frame.php?url=http://www.athensnewspapers.com/stories/120402/new_20021204037.shtml
Family Shows Love Knows No Boundaries (MN)
http://www.adoption.com/includes/frame.php?url=http://www.trftimes.com/archive/times120402/family_shows_love_knows_no.htm
Lake Forest Family Built Itself Through Adoption (IL)
http://www.adoption.com/includes/frame.php?url=http://catholicnewworld.com/cnw/issue/adoption_112402.html
Foster Family Helps Teen Turn Her Life Around
http://news.statesmanjournal.com/article.cfm?i=52857
If any of the links to the news articles do not work, Click Here for a list of headlines.
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4. ADOPTION BOOK CLUB
Practical Tools for Foster Parents
More than half a million children today live in out-of-home care, and many have special problems. The need for well-trained, loving foster parents has never been greater. In this book, Girls and Boys Town offers these committed foster parents the professional tools they need, not only to care for foster children but to actually help them get better. New or experienced foster parents as well as grandparents and other relatives caring for a child forced from home by a crisis will find help and hope in Practical Tools for Foster Parents.
For more information on this book, visit http://adoptionshop.com/cgi-bin/products/ADP88889.html.
Find 1,000+ other adoption products at AdoptionShop.com.
To share your favorite adoption book with others, join the Adoption Book Club on AdoptionLists.com at http://adoptionlists.com/index.php?action=lists&listname=adoptionbookclub.
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5. DAVE THOMAS CENTER FOR ADOPTION LAW WEEKLY NEWS SUMMARY
December 3, 2002
"MISSOURI'S FOSTER CARE SYSTEM DYSFUNCTIONAL, REPORT CONCLUDES" - by Shashank
Bengali
An investigative report recently issued to Gov. Bob Holden said Missouri's
foster care system needs to make immediate changes. Among the
recommendations were reducing workers' caseloads, creating a citizens'
review panel, re-evaluating background check procedures for foster parents
and improving worker training. The investigation was ordered by Holden after
a Willard, Mo., man was charged with killing his two-year-old foster son.
The Kansas City Star; Thursday, November 28, 2002.
http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascitystar/4620150.htm
"NUMBERS, TROUBLED CHILDREN, RACIAL DISPARITIES CAUSE FOSTER CARE WOES" - by Jim Siegel
Since 1990, the number of children in Ohio's foster care system has risen 60
percent, and experts find little reason to believe that trend won't continue
into the future. Foster care officials are concerned about the violent
behavior of some of the children who have been raised in foster care as well
as the high percentage of black youths in the system. In an effort to
improve the system, the state has been encouraging the recruitment of
families who will act as foster parents and also adopt a child.
The Zanesville Times Recorder; Monday, December 2, 2002; SECTION: LOCAL
NEWS.
http://www.zanesvilletimesrecorder.com/news/stories/20021202/localnews/490513.html
Credit: Dave Thomas Center for Adoption Law
Link: http://www.law.capital.edu/adoption
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6. MEET NEW HOPEFUL ADOPTIVE PARENTS
Outdated material has been removed. Please visit ParentProfiles.com.
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Adoption is music to our ears...now it can be for you, too. Adoption.com's new adoption CD, "Adoption...The Songs You Love", is dedicated to everyone who has been touched by adoption in one way or another. ORDER YOUR CD! http://adoptionshop.com/cgi-bin/products/ADP00022.html
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7. FEATURED WAITING CHILD
Phazon is a cute 8-year-old Puerto Rican boy. He is a sweet child who gets along well with his peers. Phazon is in excellent health, his development is on-target, and he is doing well in school. He is a great kid who needs a patient and loving family adoptive family to provide him with a permanent home.
http://photolisting.adoption.com is a free community service of Adoption.com featuring more than 1,000 children awaiting loving, permanent homes.
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8. ADOPTION BUZZ
Adoptees Forum: - Birth Mother Just Found Her Daughter
http://www.adoptionforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87847
Birth Family Post Relinquishment: Healing, Recovery, and Success: - Mother...AKA Birth Mother?
http://www.adoptionforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=86930
Poetry: - My Angels in Disguise
http://www.adoptionforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87758
General Adoptive Parent Support: - Need Aparents' Input
http://www.adoptionforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87911
If any of the links above do not work, visit Adoption.com for direct links to these discussions.
For more online adoption discussions, visit http://www.AdoptionForums.com.
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9. ADOPTION GEM
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change
the world;
indeed it is the only thing that ever has".
- Margaret Mead
"It doesn't take much to start a revolution of thought and spirit.
It takes
one person and then another and then another.
We have to have the
willingness to be respectful of each other and not to let
differences become
obstacles. We have the power to change things".
- Lenny Zakim
See a daily adoption gem at http://www.Adoption.com.
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10. ADOPTION SITE SPOTLIGHT
This week, our adoption spotlight is shining on: PregnancyTesting.com.
A website with answers to several questions regarding pregnancy testing. It covers issues such as home pregnancy tests on the market and their accuracies, infertility issues, and what to do if you are pregnant. Also available are links to several resources, including
on-line communities that offer support.
For a list of our favorite adoption websites, visit http://adoptions.adoption.com.
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11. ADOPTION DESTINATIONS
InternationalAdoption.org is the internet's authoritative destination for international adoption. You will find fact sheets, adoption information, travel information, culture and heritage, maps, weather, books, currency exchange rates, periodicals, news and much more for dozens of different countries with active international adoption programs.
This week, the country of focus is El Salvador
El Salvador is located in Middle America, bordering the North Pacific Ocean, between Guatemala and Honduras. It is known as the Land of Volcanoes because of its frequent and sometimes very destructive earthquakes and volcanic activity.
To learn more about El Salvador's government, geography, and communication information, or its history, visit http://ElSalvador.Adoption.com/.
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12. JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT
THE BACK SEAT OF THE CAR
At a recent adoption event, an adoption attorney told a story of an
adoption that was scheduled for a Friday, the day before Christmas eve.
The finalization was scheduled at 1:00, and the attorney called in
advance to be sure the judge would be there.
Despite assurances that the court would be open, when the couple flew in from out of state and showed
up with the attorney at the court, all of the judges had left, and the
clerk was closing the court building. So, the attorney convinced the
clerk to give him the file, and the attorney reached a judge by phone who
agreed to finalize the adoption at his house.
While on the way to the car, the attorney spotted another judge on his way out of a department
store with bags of Christmas presents. After hearing the predicament,
this judge agreed to finalize the adoption there in the parking lot.
So, he had the couple and the baby get in the back seat, and the attorney and
the judge sat in the front seats. The adoption was finalized, and a few
days later when the judge returned the file to the court, the judge said,
"Many children have been conceived in the back seat of a car, but I'll
bet that was the first time a child has ever been ADOPTED in the back
seat."
E-mail your humorous story or joke to editor@adoption.com.
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13. FEATURED ADOPTION PROFESSIONAL
A Helping Hand
Lexington, KY
Toll Free: 800) 525-0871
Phone: (859) 263-9964
Contact: Brian Rightler
info@worldadoptions.org
A Christian non-profit adoption agency offering programs in China and Ukraine
Services: • Home Studies • International Adoption
Countries: • China • Ukraine
For more information on A Helping Hand, visit http://www.ahh.to/.
Find adoption agencies, attorneys and other adoption professionals at http://directory.adoption.com.
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14. ADOPTIONSHOP.COM PICK
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For more information and ordering instructions, visit http://adoptionshop.com/cgi-bin/products/ATS00002.html.
For more adoption products, visit http://adoptionshop.com.
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15. SPEAK OUT
My family had the most wonderful Thanksgiving ever this year. We invited
our oldest adopted child's birth mother to dinner! "Our" daughter is 17. We have
had her since age 5. The very day we were walking out the door to go to court to
finalize the adoption, the phone rang, and it was the birth mom. Our hearts sank. We
were not sure we could handle it. Over the years, we have had very little contact
with her. "Our" daughter has had to work through some very powerful anger. Some of
it toward us, some toward the birth mom.
This year it felt right and we went for it. I cannot tell you what a wonderful experience it was for us all. Most of all,
it brought "our" daughter full circle, allowed her to finish her healing and finally
be able to establish just who she really is. We do not mind sharing, because we have
a wonderful daughter who has been able to let all of us adults know that she not
only has the right to love two moms, but the ability to put it all into focus.
She truly is "our" daughter: birth mom's and ours! - Kay
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Thanks to someone at AdoptionRegistry.com, a match was made.
Sister looking for brother born May 1 1945, Media, PA.
Whoever helped make the match, THANK YOU. We reunited by phone on Sept. 27, 2002 and visited Nov. 17, 2002. - W.M.(C.)S.
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I am in contact with my birth family, through the intervention of a maternal cousin
via the internet. After confirming non-identifying information given me from the
adoption agency in NJ, we are certain that we are family. When she passed this
information on to my birth mother, who is married to my birth father, it really had a bad
result. While she had always maintained her strong interest in finding me,
the shock was apparently too much. I received one letter giving me some information
and then politely asking me to get on with my life. This was hurtful for me and my
cousin, who no longer communicates with me at the express wishes of her aunt, which I
understand.
By the way, I am only privy to first names. They have all my information, shared freely by me, and I may never know more than the general area they live in and 2 first names. Sadly, they never were able to have any other
children, and they married 10 years after I was adopted. I am a strong, career woman,
age 44, so I will go on. How very sad for them, however. I am also not certain if she
shared this information with my father. - Melanie
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Hi, my name is Megan. I was adopted at birth. I have a terminal disease, and I would like to find my mother. I
live in Missouri, where the records became available recently, and have petitioned the state but not received any info as of yet. I've looked on every free registry I can find, but there are no matches. I'm a musician, and money is really tight. Where do I
go when I've exhausted the free resources?
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I am 23 yrs old, and I was born on December 21, 1978. I was born in Saint Pete, FL.
I am looking for my birth mother and father. The one thing that I do know about them
is that my birth mother has brown hair and green eyes, and that she is
French, English, and Greek. My birth father is American and Italian. My social worker's name
is Charlotte Bytner from Catholic Social Services at St Pete, FL. The doctor that
deliverd me was Dr. Norstein. From what hospital, I am not sure. My hope is that
someone will see this and maybe know more. Thank You. - T.T.
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My name is Michelle, and I am 24 years old. I wasn't placed for adoption, but a year ago, I placed my daughter for adoption. I kept her for 6 weeks and realized she needed better than what I could give her. She is doing very well now, but I really miss her. I hope one day she can forgive me for what I did. I couldn't do it on my own.
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I subscribed to this adoption site for my best friend, Sharon, who is adopted. She
has tried to find her birth mother, with some help from her adoptive mother, but
with no luck. I have two questions for anyone who would like to answer. First, how
does an adoptee handle the potential anger, jealousy, feelings of abandonment from
the adoptive parents? I am not adopted, but I would think the people who adopted
the baby/child would feel very hurt if their child wanted to find their birth
parents. My friend has not had this problem, because she says that while she would
like to know her birth mother and any possible other relatives, not finding these
people will not change how she has turned out. (We are both 52 years old.) Actually,
I am the one who has bugged her for the past 40 years to try and find her birth
mother.
My second question is, how does a best friend deal with the search and possible
ramifications? I would be very happy for her, and I don't see her adoptive mother
causing any problems, but if it did not work out nicely, how would I help Sharon?
Thanks for any help. - Anne
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Greetings:
In response to comments of reasons why people adopting international over domestic
is simply....in all probability, you will be matched with a child! We are a family
of four from the state of Ohio who has tried to adopt TWICE, to no avail. Our HS was
sent to over 100 agencies concerning available children. Not ONE social
worker/agency responded to our HS during the span of our homestudy, even though we
were open to a number of issues. (If you) go international, you will bring home a child! - Diane Eddy/Ohio
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16. ADOPTION ONLINE SUPPORT GROUP REVIEW
Here's a recent post from the Adoption Situations group:
Tomorrow is December the 2nd, the most important day in our lives. You see,
eight years ago, that was the date my husband and I went to Delaware and
first met our daughter.
Lyssa Rae, was six weeks old and the most beautiful baby I had honestly ever
seen. (Hey, I had been a hospital nursery nurse so this is my professional
opinion.) It was love at first sight. Our four hour drive home was
suprisingly short. We were in awe of her smile, cry, demeanor, her eyes,
mouth, fingers, & toes. Her whole being blessed our souls from that day
onward.
We took our annual family photo this past Wednesday, the 27th of November.
Times have changed. She is now a young lady of eight, but our awe remains.
Hopefully, by this time next year, there will be another unique child in all
of our lives.
Lyn
To be part of this group, visit http://AdoptionLists.com, register, and join.
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17. ADOPTION POETRY
NOT UNDER, BUT IN MY HEART
(Dedicated to my children)
I've followed God's plan
pondering now, I decide
preparing me for your arrival
His greatness formed to survive
Those months and years before
I felt you grow inside of me
though you'd never my flesh
In my dreams, it's you I'd see
As you grew within my heart
gracing my soul a love
I'd not learned before
coming graciously from above
I still can swallow hardly
recalling first holding you
a tiny eager hand in mine
in my heart develop through
Amorous for every quirk
this new love that we'd feel
as our journey of adoption
would make this feeling real
I will never truly capture
my perfect emotions in words
your lives with me are treasured
as being Momma to thirds
Though another parent bore you
I'd like to think I too
for you grew inside of me
before it was you I knew
The tears of joy each momenta stranger won't get the wit
or understand how a child
grows in your heart, not under it
- Heather LM Cieslik
For more adoption poetry, visit http://poetry.adoption.com.
Submit your adoption poetry to editor@adoption.com.
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18. ADOPTION CALENDAR
CHAT SCHEDULE:
Sunday:
Reunion Support Group Chat with Loretta in the Search and Reunion room at 6pm Pacific, 7pm Mountain, 8pm Central, 9pm Eastern
Monday:
Join Dr. Art Becker-Weidman in the hosted chat room at 2pm Pacific, 3pm Mountain, 4pm Central, 5pm Eastern and ask him questions on attachment therapy and treating children with trauma-attachment disorders.
Adoptee Chat with Thea in the hosted chat room at 6pm Pacific, 7pm Mountain, 8pm Central,
9pm Eastern. Thea is a caring adoptee that has recently reunited with her birthmother.
Tuesday:
Birthmom chat with Angelwings. Angel is a birthmom and adoptee. Her chat is held in the BirthMother.chat room at 4pm Pacific, 5pm Mountain, 6pm Central, 7pm Eastern
Birthfather's General Support Chat in the hosted chat room with adoptee and birthfather, Terry. All are invited at 6pm Pacific, 7pm Mountain, 8pm central, 9pm Eastern
Wednesday:
Pre- and adoptive parent chat with JJ and friends - Help as you begin the adoption process. Hosted in Adoptive Parents chat room at 5pm Pacific, 6pm Mountain, 7pm Central, 8pm Eastern.
Parenting issues for adoptive/foster parents with Dimasmom in FosterCare chat room at 6pm Pacific, 7pm Mountain, 8pm Central, 9pm Eastern.
Join an informative chat on the ups and downs of reunion hosted by Sabra since 1997. Talk out your next step and share your experiences in search and reunion at 7pm Pacific, 8pm Mountain, 9pm Central, 10pm Eastern in the Search and Reunion chat room.
Thursday:
Evening with Colleen Buckner, search expert, in Search and Reunion chat room at 6pm Pacific, 7pm Mountain, 8pm Central, 9pm Eastern.
Friday:
If you are having a "limbo" type experience with your reunion, come and talk it over with those who've "been there-done that" themselves. Join co-hosting birth mothers, April and Judy, in the Search and Reunion room on Fridays: 5pm Pacific, 6pm Mountain, 7pm Central, 8pm Eastern.
Saturday:
Older child adoption/foster care behavioral issues with Jerry in FosterCare chat room at 6pm Pacific, 7pm Mountain, 8pm Central, 9pm Eastern.
For a listing of times and descriptions and to attend scheduled chats, or join the live chat, visit http://forums.adoption.com/chat.
ADOPTION EVENTS:
The heart-warming radio documentary “Adopting Diego and Other Tales of International
Adoption” brings a message of hope, generosity, and reaching-out to help others that
will enrich your family this holiday season. In the centerpiece story, "Adopting
Diego," journalist Laurie Stern offers her first person audio essay about adopting a
baby boy from Guatemala. Other segments explore the perspectives of adoptees and the
bonds that tie adopting parents to their children's home countries. Check our
updated station list for local broadcast dates and times. For more information, visit http://www.forkidssakeradio.com/listeners or contact moreinformation@forkidssakeradio.com.
INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION SEMINAR
December 7 (9am - 12pm)
Kirk of the Corners Christian Church, Norcross, GA
Genesis Adoptions
Please register at our website www.genesisadoptions.org
or call Genesis Adoptions to pre-register (678) 393-7306.
INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION SEMINAR
December 7 (10am - 12pm)
January 11 (10am - 12pm)
February 6 (7pm - 9pm)
February 23 (10am - 12pm)
First Baptist Church, Jonesboro, GA
Genesis Adoptions
FREE
Pre-registration is required. Contact Tammy Freilich at (678) 432-9118 or e-mail
tammy@genesisadoptions.org for registration form.
ABC'S OF INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION
December 10
First United Methodist Church: 6701 JFK Blvd, North Little Rock, AR
Dillon International, Inc.
During this FREE informational meeting, attendees will be given an
overview of the process of international adoption, individual country
requirements and adoption costs. Please call Kimberly Alls at
(501) 833-8313 or e-mail DillonArkansas@dillonadopt.com for details.
INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION PRESENTATIONS
December 11 (6pm - 8pm)
150 East 59th Street, New York, NY
Gladney Center for Adoption
RSVP to (212) 222-1222 or e-mail Andrea.Yonai@gladney.org.
INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION SEMINAR
January 6 (7pm - 9pm)
January 11 (1pm - 4pm)
Norcross, GA
Genesis Adoptions
*Pre registration is required.* Call (678) 393-7300 or e-mail Karen@genesisadoptions.org.
For local listings, regional seminars, and many other adoption events, visit AdoptionCalendar.com.
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