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Tuesday, January 25,B
Shelter
Continued from page 4
members within the shelter. The process
is performed by injection only and the
corpses are then buried. No animal is
used for laboratory research in any way.
Each day the shelter staff goes
through a routine of checking and feed
ing the animals. At this time, the animal
is compared to the recent arrivals and
the most adoptable animals remain. The
shelter can only hold so many stray ani
mals, and those that are not chosen are
euthanized.
Most employees who work at the
shelter are community volunteers. Some
may be people who are required to com
plete service hours for crimes commit
ted, while others may be people who
want to give their time because they love
animals. In a given week, there may be
up to four A&M students volunteering
in the shelter.
Upon arrival, volunteers are briefed
on the basics of the shelter. A short film
is shown in order to make the volunteer
aware of the reasons for the shelter, as
well as what would be required of them.
Bice said Aggies who volunteer their
time gain a great deal of knowledge
working at the shelter. Many of them
have gone on to veterinary school and
are now educating their own communi
ties about the problem of overpopula
tion.
Not only do individual students con
tribute to the shelter, but Texas A&M itself
is becoming increasingly more involved.
The veterinary school has discussed the
possibility of using preadoption shelter
animals to teach veterinary students spay
ing and neutering techniques.
"We have always viewed the animal
shelter in a positive light," said A&M
veterinary professor Dr. John August.
"We try to help out whenever we can.
By spaying and neutering, more animals
can be spared in the future."
And to increase adoption and claim
opportunities even more, beginning in
February, the shelter will open its doors
seven days a week.
"That means for everybody who
works here, their lives are going to
change," Bice said. "I will never have
every Sunday off again. But that's my
commitment to saving lives."
"We have always viewed
the animal shelter in a posi
tive light. We try to help
out whenever we can. By
spaying and neutering,
more animals can be spared
in the future."
-Dr. John August
A&M veterinary professoi
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"Many were committers of
heinous crimes, mass murderers
like Henry Lee Lucas."
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part of my jurisdiction
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probably saw more vi
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lots than I had while
wearing a badge in the
rest of the world."
-Robert E. Wiatt
UPD director
War II," he said. "1 served in
the Battle of Okinawa and saw a
lot of action. During my last year
of law school I realized I was
bored."
Raised in Ohio, Wiatt attended
the University of Cincinnati
where he received his bachelor's
degree in business administra
tion. He then attended Chase
College of Law. During his last
year of law school, Wiatt decided
to become an FBI agent.
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school and gave a talk on career
day," Wiatt said. "Ten of us de
cided to take the test and apply
after his talk, but I was the only
one accepted."
Wiatt met his wife Ann while
working for the FBI in 1951.
"She was working in personnel
while I was a new agent," Wiatt
said.
The fact that his wife was em
ployed by the FBI, Wiatt said, is
one reason she could stomach all
of his dangerous encounters over
the years.
"Because she worked there,
she knows the training we've
had. Therefore, she wasn't quite
as jumpy as a person not exposed
to that environment."
Wiatt and his wifehadl*
sons, Scot and Jeff. Scot, thecl
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in high school and died at the;
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Wiatt's other son, Jeff,is
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