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photo by m AcKenzie r eed , courtesy of the o regon z oo
Mikhail, a rare Amur tiger, kicks back with a giant jack-o’-lantern at the Oregon Zoo. The big cat turns
17 years old on Halloween.
Treats in Store for Animals, Visitors
Trick-or-treaters can fill their
bags with goodies and learn about
wildlife Saturday, Oct. 31, during
“Howloween” at the Oregon Zoo.
The event runs from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. and is free with zoo admis-
sion.
“Howloween” aims to be edu-
cational as well as fun. Scavenger
hunts and activities are themed to
teach kids about animals around
the world, and their habitats and
adaptations.
Throughout the day, visitors
can watch the zoo’s enrichment
team provide animals with hol-
iday-themed treats like jack-o’-
lanterns stuffed with snacks.
Guests can also say happy
birthday to the zoo’s Amur tiger,
Mikhail, born on Halloween in
1998. Mikhail, looking appropri-
ate for the season in his customary
orange and black stripes, will re-
ceive holiday-themed enrichment
items designed to encourage his
natural behaviors. This is espe-
cially important, keepers say, to
help keep the 320-pound cat ac-
tive as he ages.
Happy 53th Birthday!
Perlia Bell
Happy 80th Birthday!
From your family
and friends
Betty Marie Ivory
Join us in celebrating our moth-
er’s 80th birthday! Neighbors
and friends in the old neighbor-
hood that remember us from the
pink house on Congress Avenue
are invited to stop by the house
on Northeast 33rd Avenue on
Saturday. Nov. 7 and wish Mrs.
Ivory a happy 80th birthday!
--Tena and Vicki
Happy Birthday
Briana Rollins
from your family,
we love you