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  1. therese davis wrote 4 months ago

    Due to the selling of puppies with distemper the past few months, citizens will be demonstrating to educate the public on the cruelty of puppy mills.

    There will be 2 Protests this weekend:

    Happiness is Pets in Naperville
    1592 W. Ogden Avenue
    SATURDAY, January 28 at 2:00pm

    Happiness is Pets in Orland Park
    15647 S. 94th Avenue
    SUNDAY, January 29 at 1:00pm

    Please tell you friends and JOIN US. Be the voice for the voiceless. Together we can make a difference and put an end to this cruelty. Thank you.

    Posted to Aurora owner ‘heartbroken’ over puppy with distemper - Downers Grove

  2. therese davis wrote 1 year ago

    Such a sad story!

    I fully support this lady and it is too bad her neighbors dont do the same.

    We have a lady in our town (Warrenville) that also has a veggie garden in her front yard… it is very pretty…AND edible!

    There is a growing number of people that are digging up their useless lawns and planting veggie gardens, because really? what does your lawn do for you or the planet?

    Lawns need a lot of chemicals to look healthy.
    (which is bad for the planet)

    Lawns need a lot of water to stay green.
    (which is bad for the planet)

    Lawns roots are not very deep and most rainwater runs off to sewers.
    (which is bad)

    Lawns tend to be a mono culture which does not support a healthy ecosystem.

    Lawns are not natural or native to this country… it was brought over by European settlers.

    Now lets think about veggie gardens.
    VG (veggie gardens) can be grown organically with NO chemicals.
    VG can be eaten.
    VG can help stock a community food bank.
    VG can soak up excess rain and help PREVENT FLOODING.

    In short, it is as simple as this:

    Home veggie gardens = Less agribusiness
    Less agribusiness = Healthier Planet
    Healthier Planet = Healthier People

    Class Dismissed!

    Posted to This year’s harvest could be last for resident’s garden - Northbrook

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