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Feb. 22, 2010 - Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary announcement... Tony, a good friend departs. CLICK HERE to open the full article in pdf format.

Jan. 24, 2010 - Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary Pleads Guilty As many will know, 2009 was a turbulent year for Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary.... click here to open full article. CLICK HERE to open the full article in pdf format.

Jan. 13, 2010 - Minister Of Natural Resources Happy With Aspen Valley With a new Board of Directors and bylaws in place Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary in Rosseau is back on track. CLICK HERE to open the full article in pdf format.

Dec. 21, 2009 - Where Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary is Headed – A Good News Story A message from the Chairman of the Board of Directors – Paul Harris "First and foremost, we must repeat what has been the mantra of this facility since its founding, and will continue to be the driving goal into the future – It’s all about the animals..." CLICK HERE to open the full article in pdf format.
Dec. 9, 2009 - Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary Fall 2009 Newsletter This is the Fall 4pp newsletter published each quarter by AVWS "Just so you know! This is the bear you will likely meet when you visit AVWS - two pictures of her! The first is Giisus, when she first arrived in 1994 - starved, skinny, moving slowly - hungry. With Nungoon, she had spent 7 years as bait - teeth knocked out, claws pulled out - to teach dogs how to hunt bears..." CLICK HERE to open the full newsletter in pdf format.
Oct. 23, 2009 - AVWS 16pp SANCTUARY 2009/1010 Newspaper Insert This is our annual publication we will distribute throughout 2010 Published annually by the Beacon Star, Parry Sound "Adopt an Animal, Membership, AVWS Mission, This year's Sanctuary covergirl. Saddie is no teddy bear. Bear cubs are really cute. They remind one of teddy bears; to be cuddled and kissed and taken to bed to keep one warm on a cold winter night. Except a bear cub is not a teddy bear. It is just as cute – cuter likely – and as warm – or warmer. But it does have great sharp claws, from the day of its birth onwards. Still, Sadie was..." Please click here to get the full article in pdf format. (See pages 301 to 316) click here to access the published stories from the Parry Sound North Star.