CNB Hunting/Fishing News Delaware: Three commercial fishermen cited for violations

 

DOVER (May 20, 2015) – DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers cited three commercial fishermen in Kent County for violations last week.

 

  • On May 14, Fish & Wildlife officers cited Joseph Cherneski, 44, of Milford, for failure to tend a commercial gill net within 48 hours in the Delaware Bay near Pickering Beach. Cherneski was fined $107, including court costs.

 

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Public Encouraged to Submit Photos for Vietnam Veteran \”Faces Never Forgotten\” Initiative

HARRISBURG, Pa., May 22, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA), in partnership with the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, Inc. (VVMF), is hoping to locate more than 600 photos of Pennsylvanians who sacrificed their lives in the Vietnam War.

\”As part of DMVA\’s participation in the 50 th anniversary of the United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration, we have partnered with the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund to encourage the public to support their \”Faces Never Forgotten\” campaign,\” said Maj. Gen. James R. Joseph, adjutant general of Pennsylvania and a Vietnam Veteran. \”If you have a picture of a loved one or fellow veteran whose name is inscribed on the Vietnam Memorial in Washington D.C., please help us honor these individuals by putting a face with a name.\” 

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\’Dog flu\’ makes its first appearance in N.J.

 

 

A New Jersey dog that was treated for \”dog flu\” by a veterinarian in New York State is the state\’s first known case of canine influenza. The case was originally logged as occurring in New York until officials belatedly discovered the dog actually lives in New Jersey. The initial misunderstanding of the dog\’s residence explains why…

 

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Gifts to Gov. Christie are not ‘gifts,’ rules NJ attorney general

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\’Dog flu\’ makes its first appearance in N.J.

 

 

A New Jersey dog that was treated for \”dog flu\” by a veterinarian in New York State is the state\’s first known case of canine influenza. The case was originally logged as occurring in New York until officials belatedly discovered the dog actually lives in New Jersey. The initial misunderstanding of the dog\’s residence explains why…

 

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Young wild animals in your yard?

DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife recommends, ‘If you care, leave them there’

 DOVER (May 20, 2015) – With spring mowing and haying season underway and with DNREC having received recent calls from people who have found what they believe are \”abandoned\” newborn rabbits, the Division of Fish & Wildlife would like to remind well-meaning wildlife watchers not to \”rescue\” recently-born wild animals. Eastern cottontail rabbits, in particular, may appear to be alone, since their mothers often temporarily leave their ground nests to avoid attracting predators, returning only to feed their young.

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Giant Donkey with Laminitis Saved by Sling and Surgery

 

By Louisa Shepard

 

With great sadness, Susan Yates walked out of the barn and headed to the house to call the vet. It was time to put down the big donkey she had just adopted five days earlier.

Emaciated, lame, and riddled with lice, Bethany was lying in the stall, and could not get up. Yates had left the stall door open when she went for the phone. \”We thought she would die there,\” she said.

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But coming back to the barn, Yates was astonished. \”She had crawled out of the stall and halfway up the aisle on her belly,\” Yates recalled. \”She was like: Come on guys. I’m not quitting, so you’re not quitting.\”

Yates called her husband, Charles, and, along with their vet, their equine dentist, and barn staff, they managed to roll Bethany’s huge frame onto a tarp, and into the trailer.

They brought Bethany to New Bolton Center from their horse farm in Westminster, Maryland.

\”New Bolton is my place of choice when things can’t be done here at home,\” Yates said. \”I feel like I can rely on New Bolton Center to get honest appraisals of what can, and can’t, be done.\”

Trying to Save Bethany

The prognosis was not good. An eight-year-old Mammoth jenny, Bethany is a giant donkey. Her body condition score was graded as poor, a 1 out of 5.

Several veterinarians, nurses, and students were ready to take the emergency case on that January day when Bethany arrived. Once they dragged her to the stall on a specially designed plastic glide sled, they then put her in a sling to support her to stand. The sling straps were slid under her chest and hindquarters and attached to an electric hoist, and Bethany was gradually raised off the ground.

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Kennedy Health Offers Free June 2015 ElderMed Programs

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MAAC Championship Canisius 8, Rider U 7

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Gloucester Township Police- Farewell to Lt. Edward Bryant on GTPD Radio

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