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No potential for progeny? Your pet can win

By TIMES STAFF
Published October 25, 2006

Is your cat or dog a star? Stop Pet Overpopulation Together, or SPOT, is holding a pet photo contest. Your pet could win a page in SPOT's 2007 calendar or be featured on TV, posters, newspaper ads, and SPOT's Web site. More than $1,800 in prizes will be awarded. The deadline to enter is Nov. 15. Your pet must be spayed or neutered to enter. Information: www.spotusa.org or 545-3463.

See great gardens with nary a gnat

Sunken Gardens is offering a program series on "Great American Gardens." The series will showcase gardens throughout the country with photos and historical notes. Each program will focus on a specific garden, beginning with the centennial celebration of Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pa. The 1,000-acre garden is known for its water gardens and fountain displays. The Speakers Bureau offers programs on Sunken Gardens, and specific plant group programs that can be tailored to fit a group's needs. Free. Call 394-1563 for information and reservations.

Health and fitness the focus of seminar

The public is invited to a free health and fitness seminar from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday at Norwood Community Church, 1818 29th Ave. N. The seminar will be presented by Neil Habgood, owner of Real Health Inc. Call 512-3017.

[Last modified October 25, 2006, 06:46:50]