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Continued from page 1 suiting court-ordered landfill site became home to the shelter, said Mrs. McHale, a Madison High School English teacher. She describes the shelter as remote but with residences nearby.
Once the site was determined, Madison moved quickly. Last July, shelter construction began and the new humane society was organized simultaneously. The shelter opened for business last month, while the society held a successful yard sale and membership drive that netted some 84 members.
The shelter is open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. Mrs. McHale reported that in its first month of operation, it handled 50 dogs and placed 25 of these in adoptive homes.
Madison shelter backers received important support from a long-time private kennel operator, Mrs. Minnie Harrison, whose Pet Registry and adopt-a-pet campaign is known in several counties outside of Madison. This champion of humane animal care is expected to accompany
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