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portation, and special guest services. With two
central Jersey Shore locations in Tinton Falls and
Wall Township, Purr'n Pooch is staffed 24 hours a
day and open 365 days a year for your peace of
mind and the enjoyment of your pets. Find us on
Facebook or Twitter @PurrnPooch.
PURR'N POOCH FOUNDATION
FOR ANIMALS
P.O. Box 7352, Shrewsbury, NJ 07702
(732) 413-8788
Email: SaveLives@PurrnPooch
Foundation.org
www.purrnpoochfoundation.org
Please refer to our ad on page 57.
Too often we hear about the millions of unwanted
animals killed in shelters across the country each
year. Fortunately, there are selfless, passionate
individuals quietly saving lives—hands-on, one ani-
mal at a time. With pure hearts, boundless energy
and few resources, they work day in and day out
to rescue animals in distress, heal their wounds,
restore their confidence, and teach them to trust
and love again. The Purr'n Pooch Foundation for
Animals is committed to helping these unsung
heroes pursue their missions. Regardless of species
served, the Foundation provides financial support
and educational resources to non-profit, no-kill
animal rescue organizations. Visit purrnpooch-
foundation.org for more information.
Sewing & Quilting
QUILTING POSSIBILITIES
AND SEWING CENTER
918 Lacey Road, Forked River
(609) 242-0033, (732) 269-8383
www.quiltingpossibilities.net
Please refer to our ad on page 47 and our
listing on page 46. u
Brant Beach
Kelly
S.
Andrews
Avoid overuse of fertilizers. Test
your soil, apply the right amount
of fertilizer, and don't apply
before a heavy rainfall.
Pesticides are toxic! Use organic when possible.
If you must use them, follow directions carefully.
Use a car wash that recycles water.
Or wash your car on a lawn or
stones, not in the street.
Don't litter—it travels to the street, ends up in
storm drains, and then the bay.
Recycle bottles, cans, newspapers, and motor
oil. Compost yard waste. Use re-useable grocery
bags.
Always pick up pet waste!
Use a pump-out service facility
for your boat waste.
Safely dispose of household toxic wastes.
Call Ocean County Solid Waste Management:
(732) 506-5047
Anglers—don't leave fishing gear behind!
Conserve water! Take short showers.
Shut the tap off!
Courtesy of ReClam The Bay
www.reclamthebay.org
10 THINGS
You Can Do
To Maintain A Healthy
BARNEGAT BAY
