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[Lamontf]

The April New York Times Best Sellers CD should have contained 64 ebooks in both Kindle and EPUB format.
Some of the titles were too long so they don't show up properly. You can either correct the extensions to .MOBI or .EPUB yourself or return the CD to Anita's Animal Shelter stall at this Wednesday's Ajijic Tengius and exchange it for a corrected one.

[conejorapido]

Where is Anita's located?

[Lamontf]

Anita's animal shelter is in San Juan Cosala just before entering the Racquet Club development.
She is always at the Wed. tianguis (half a block down from the top) in Ajijic showing off puppies and kittens for adoption.
She supports her shelter by selling used clothing and books.
They have about 25 book CD with an average of 100 ebooks each for 50pesos.

[Encontrado]

Anita of Anita’s Animals is at the Ajijic tianguis each Wednesday [ 6AM – 3PM ] rain or shine. She is located about half way down the block from Salvador’s restaurant - going down the hill, on the right .

She has available for purchase many paperback books [ arranged in alpha order by author ] and hard bound books –all are 10 pesos each; magazines for 5 pesos – which is quite a bargain. She also have movie DVDs and music CDs @ 5 pesos each .

Thanks to a most kind hearted and generous supported of Anita’s kitten/cat and puppy / dog rescue work , she has available e –books for sale that can be downloaded onto a variety of “reading devices, like Kindle, Nook, Kobo, Sony, IPOD, Iphone and Ipads” .

A sampling of e-books topics available on a CD that contain anywhere from 50- -70 books per CD . Examples are: year 2012 NY Times best sellers for the month of April , March, Feb, January and several 2011 best sellers, and topics like science, history, biographies, detective stories, mysteries, and individual authors like Jack Higgins, David Balducci, and more.. Each e-book CD collection costs 50 pesos.

The sales of the variety of items at the weekly also include a special category of items, like small appliances , linens, towels, notions, and etc .. Many people have been most kind in donating these items to Anita , when they have been “spring house cleaning”, re-vamping their wardrobe, thinning their library of [ relatively new ] books, CDs. DVDs, and etc..

Individuals in the community can provide support to Anita in many ways i.e.: donation of cash to help pay for Vet bills, vaccinations, kitten/ cat and puppy/dog food, gently used clean clothing, small household items, pet supplies, newspapers [ utilized in lieu of kitty litter ] and anything else that would be of interest of folks to buy.

Anita has been available to help the community for many years by taking in a rescued, sick and injured animals, or surrender an animal when they have not able to be care for it any longer, when a lakeside person has died and family do not keep the family pet, people leaving the area for parts north and leaving a pet behind, and many other situations.

Sadly, many people who have “given” Anita an animal to now take over it’s care, often do not offer or give a donation to help with the expenses of that pet. In addition to adult cats and dogs, right now we are in the start of kitten and puppy season which is adding an extra stress of the budget. Come Stop by to see Anita at the Ajijic market – buy something you need/want, or make a donation. If you can not come to the make, contact Anita at: 387 - 761 -0550 9AM - 2PM and 4P - 6PM.. 7 days per week. Your help is greatly appreciated !