
We've all seen examples of natural disasters that can strike at any time. Whether it be forest fires wreaking havoc in California or the flooding problems that we experience in North Jersey, it's important to have a plan of action for the family of course, but it's also important to include the family pet(s) in that plan. Knowing ahead of time what is needed and where you can take your pet should the need arise can prevent potential heartache in the future.
Liz Gruen, owner of Kamp Kanine in Little Falls NJ has offered some helpful tips to pet owners helping them plan for any emergency situations. 1) Make sure your pets carry proper identification. Tags on collars are useful but having your pet micro chipped is better. 2) Contact your towns police or fire department to find out about their emergency operation plan - specifically how it relates to pets. 3) Have an emergency "toolkit" for your pet including proper carriers, leases, food and water for three days, bowls, litter, medications, your Vet's phone number, and a recent photo of your pet for identification purposes.
Bottom line is this, if you are proactive and have a plan in place before an emergency situation happens, both you and your pet have a much better chance of being re-united safely and happily when things begin to get back to normal.
Jim Albano and Jean-Marie Vantuno

39 E. Main St.
Little Falls, NJ 07424
973-256-0303 ext 218
On Monday January 5, 2009 Mike DeFrancisci made his first official speech as Mayor of Little Falls NJ at the Township re-organization meeting. Here is the video of Mayor Mike's speech
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Jim Albano and Jean-Marie Vantuno

39 E. Main St.
Little Falls, NJ 07424
973-256-0303 ext 218
Here's some real information about the Real Estate Market in New Jersey provided By the NJ Association of Realtors ® :
You can't open up your morning newspaper or turn on the nightly news without being inundated with information and reports about the condition of the housing market. Despite the often generalized and negative news about the national real estate market, New Jersey's continues to offer a number of tremendous opportunities. In fact, the 2007 New Jersey Home Buyer and Seller Profile found that the typical seller has lived in their home 7 years. A June 2008 report issued by the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (NAR) found that within those seven years the typical New Jersey homeowner will have accumulated nearly $156,300 in housing equity. It's time to read beyond the headlines. Don't let the negative perceptions surrounding the national real estate marketplace influence you; take a moment and explore the REAL story.
In early June, the New Jersey Association of REALTORS® (NJAR®) launched a public education campaign to provide consumers with accurate information about state and local housing conditions. The campaign encourages people to take a closer look at local market conditions, state or regional economic factors and their own personal circumstances when making a decision about whether right now is the time for them to buy or sell a home.
If you want crucial information that can help you determine your real estate options in today's market, visit www.REALstoryNJ.com.
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Jim Albano and Jean-Marie Vantuno

39 E. Main St.
Little Falls, NJ 07424
973-256-0303 ext 218
As I got involved with helping my friend Mike DeFrancisci with his campaign for Mayor of Little Falls NJ, I had the pleasure of meeting Lou Fontana who was running for a Town Council seat along side Mike. Both Mike and Lou were victorious in November and took the oath of office on January 5, 2009. Lou is a long time resident of Little Falls and having spent some time with him, I can say that he will be an asset to the town as Councilman. I wish Lou all the best in his upcoming term and salute his dedication to serving his community. Here's the video I took of Lou's swearing-in
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Jim Albano and Jean-Marie Vantuno

39 E. Main St.
Little Falls, NJ 07424
973-256-0303 ext 218
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