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DOG-GONE CUTE

The Brooklyn Paper

With everyone toting around their Blueberries and Palm Pilots wouldn’t it be cool to have one of those retro wall calendars? And more importantly, why not buy a 2004 calendar that will make Brooklyn a better place to live?

The Fort Greene Park Users and Pets Society (PUPS) has just released their adorable calendar featuring 12 months of furry pin-ups, including February’s duo Sierra (left) and Jed (pictured), 2-year-old rat terriers.

Proceeds from calendar sales, $10 each, support the PUPS fund for park-related necessities such as trash cans and other improvements and the annual PUPS Halloween dog costume contest, according to Kath Hansen, a PUPS spokeswoman.

For more information about the calendar, visit www.fortgreenepups.org or e-mail calendar@ fortgreenepups.org.


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