Wednesday, July 19, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Obituary
PAW PRINTS: Sunburn
and dehydration
affect dogs, too
Linda Pauer Monahan
August 19, 1948 — June 24, 2017
Linda Pauer Monahan
was born in Gary, Indiana,
to John and Christine Pauer.
She graduated from St.
Mary of the Woods College
in Indiana with a degree
in teaching. She attained a
master’s degree in educa-
tion at National College of
Education. She was a teacher
for nearly three decades at
Keeneyville, Illinois middle
schools.
She met the love of her
life when she was 14 at Holy
Angels School. Linda and
Bill dated from 1964-1971
and then were married.
She enjoyed teaching
early-adolescent children,
spirituality, teaching tai
chi and chi kung, hiking
in Oregon forests, ukulele,
book club and her family.
After moving to Sisters in
2006, she contributed to
the community, including
managing the animal venue
at the Episcopal Church of
the Transfiguration Country
Fair.
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She is survived by her
husband of 46 years, Bill
Monahan; her sons John
(Alice) and Bob (Michelle);
her beloved grandchildren
Mason, Mila and Dempsey;
and her faithful friend and
dog Boomer.
A Celebration of Life will
be held August 19 at Sisters
Episcopal Church of the
Transfiguration at 10:30 a.m.
Donations in lieu of flow-
ers to COVE COPY, checks
can be made out and sent
to Episcopal Church of the
Transfiguration with COVE
COPY on the memo line,
PO Box 130, 68825 Brooks
Camp Rd., Sisters, OR
97759.
in Central Oregon, and you
will find them in your back-
yard, especially when you
have a delicious garden. Both
does and bucks will aggres-
sively attack dogs, especially
when fawns are present in
the summer months. Attacks
on dogs by deer can result
in fractures, internal injuries,
and death.
Make sure you bring
Fido’s leash and collar, even
if he won’t be restrained while
playing.
You and your furry friend
may want to cool down at
the beautiful Oregon Coast to
have fun in the sun and water,
but dehydration can occur
when your pooch is right next
to the water. Remember that
the ocean water contains salt,
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and salt water can be harm-
ful to animals. Ingesting the
salt increases dehydration,
because it draws water into
the intestines. Salt water can
also cause vomiting and diar-
rhea, and lead to bigger prob-
lems, if your dog doesn’t get
clean fresh water. Dogs, just
like humans, can also get sun-
burn, which can lead to skin
cancer. If Rover has light-col-
ored fur on the nose or ears,
they are more susceptible to
skin cancer. Keep him inside
if possible during the hottest
part of the day.
Dogs, just like humans,
can also get sunburn,
which can lead to
skin cancer.
Backyard barbecues can be
fun, but sometimes Rover can
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be quicker than you think and
grab a piece of meat, like a
chicken leg off the table in no
time. It doesn’t matter whether
they’re from chicken wings or
pork ribs, cooked meat bones
cause all sorts of problems,
especially if they get lodged
in the mouth, throat or esoph-
agus. Make sure your guests
have somewhere to dispose of
their carnivorous waste well
out of your pooch’s way.
Keep an eye on your dog
and don’t leave him unat-
tended. It’s important to
exercise common sense and
proceed with caution to help
keep your dog safe, like any
other member of the family.
Summertime comes with its
own set of hazards, so make
sure you are familiar with
the risks. Learn what warn-
ing signs mean trouble and
when in doubt, call your
veterinarian right way. The
summer will be much eas-
ier for you and your dog to
enjoy!
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