t-ook, Don't To jcH
Is Advice Of FWS
The FWS game division admon
ishes. kindly disposed persons to
“Look, but don’t touch” baby wild
fife. At this time of the year,
o:oose calves, deer, caribou fawns
and other young wildlife may be
seen along the roadside, beaches
or in the woods—seemingly alone.
It is an almost irresistable im
pulse to fondle or pick up these
youngsters. But don’t do it! Nine
times out of ten the mother is in
the immediate area feeding.
For all \our
WELDING NEEDS
or problems
PHONE 2151
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
Each year at this time people
with the very best Intentions in
variably pick up young animals on
the assumption they have been de
serted by the mother, and bring
them to town. No one in Alaska
has the proper facilities, including
the FWS, to properly care for
these animals and they usually
die if retained in captivity.
People are urged, therefore, to
leave baby wildlife alone; don’t
pick them up! They should not
be handled as the human scent
may cause the mothers to aban
don their young.
A permit issued by the FWS is
required to capture or possess
live game animals, fu£ animals,
birds or their eggs. Such permits
are issued only to bona fide col
lectors for scientific, propogating
or educational purposes and to ac
credited parks and zoos for exhi
bition purposes. Live animals cap
tured, possessed or held in captivi
ty without a permit is a violation
of the Alaska Game Law.
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NOTICE
The Informal Group of Christian
Scientists'meet for Sunday ser
■umri
vices in theHfllsideChSpel. mi
the Base, every Sunday at lp. m.
Sunday School is held at the same
hour.
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