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Article: Success of Homeward Bound programming comes at a price for Macon Resources.
- Article from:
- Herald & Review (Decatur, IL)
- Article date:
- November 1, 2006
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Byline: Theresa Churchill
Nov. 1--DECATUR -- When 8-year-old Baylee Phillips asked what she should do if a stranger came up to her and wanted to pet her dog, Robert Jones had the answer. "Just say no and walk away," he said. The exchange was part of a dog safety presentation last week by Homeward Bound Pet Shelter to third-graders at the Lutheran School Association, one of several presentations the no-kill shelter has made in schools since Macon Resources, which serves people with developmental disabilities, took over its management on July 1, 2005. Jones, 26, is among eight of the agency's clients who have received on-the-job training at Homeward ...
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