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2010 - P.W.H.S. Herp Adoption Program Expantion

Posted by pwhs at 12:29 PM on September 24, 2009

The Pennsylvania Woodland Herpetological Society would like to sincerely thank all of the volunteers who displayed an interest in furthering our Herpetological Adoption program.

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The program's "active service area" has almost doubled in size over the past five months.   Be sure watch for updates as this, and other P.W.H.S. Programs expand even further in 2010.

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For information regarding our adoption program, please visit:

http://pwhs.webs.com/adoptionprogram.htm or email PAHerpSociety@yahoo.com

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 Sincerely,

-John Mendrola. (P.W.H.S. President).

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