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ANPA Daybooks and Calendars for Sale

Get a jump on the coming year with the National Association for the Protection of Animals’ (ANPA) daybooks and calendars. Each carries photos and life stories of some of the dogs and cats rescued by ANPA volunteers, and proceeds go toward continued work for fair treatment for all animals. Daybooks are ¢4,000 ($7) and calendars are ¢3,000 ($5.25) at ANPA’s office on Avenida 8, across from the court buildings, and at its store, K-chis, at the intersection of Moravia and Guadalupe in northeastern San José. For more information, call 2233-0779 or 2258-7341.

–Mitzi Stark

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