Cheryl Schneider

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  The council recognized and hosted a short reception to honor Cheryl Schneider, the EMS Director and Animal Services Director who recently retired from the City of Lockhart to accept a position with the Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter.Schneider has been a fixture, both in the health and animal rights communities, for 20 years.

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  Cheryl SchneiderManager cschneider@lockhart-tx.org512-376-3336

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  "The shelter has plenty of older dogs and cats that need a great home," stated Cheryl Schneider, Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter's director.

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  EMS Director Cheryl Schneider was traveling and not available for comment Friday.

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  Williamson County Regional Animal Shelter's Director Cheryl Schneider says, "Dogs are called man's best friend for a reason.

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  "We apologize if our promotion to reduce fees on black dogs and cats offended anyone," said shelter director Cheryl Schneider.

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  Eleven of 17 dogs and 12 of 24 cats at the shelter had black coats, shelter director Cheryl Schneider said.
  
  "It's just a known fact that black cats and black dogs are difficult to get adopted," she said.
  
  People choose other animals over the black cats and dogs for a variety of reasons, including superstition, fears of aggression and complaints that people can't see the animals' facial expressions as well, Schneider said."I think it is very unfair to the dogs and cats that are here," she said.

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  Eleven of 17 dogs and 12 of 24 cats at the shelter have black coats, shelter director Cheryl Schneider told The Associated Press.
  
  People choose other animals over the black coated cats and dogs for a variety of reasons, including superstition, fears of aggression and complaints people can't see the animals' facial expressions as well, Schneider said.
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  Schneider put a stop to the adoption program after learning about the controversy."It was just bad timing," Schneider told the AP.
  
  "It's just a known fact that black cats and black dogs are difficult to adopt," Schneider said.
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  Schneider said future promotions will not be so specific.
  
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  Eleven of 17 dogs and 12 of 24 cats at the shelter have black coats, shelter director Cheryl Schneider said."It's just a known fact that black cats and black dogs are difficult to adopt," she said.
  
  People choose other animals over the black cats and dogs for a variety of reasons, including superstition, fears of aggression and complaints that people can't see the animals' facial expressions as well, Schneider said.
  
  "I think it is very unfair to the dogs and cats that are here," she said.
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  Schneider put a stop to the adoption program after learning about the controversy."It was just bad timing," she said.
  
  She said future promotions will not be so specific.

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  Published on: 6/12/2008    Last Visited: 6/12/2008  

  Eleven of 17 dogs and 12 of 24 cats at the shelter have black coats, shelter director Cheryl Schneider told The Associated Press.
  
  People choose other animals over the black coated cats and dogs for a variety of reasons, including superstition, fears of aggression and complaints people can't see the animals' facial expressions as well, Schneider said.
  ...
  Schneider put a stop to the adoption program after learning about the controversy."It was just bad timing," Schneider told the AP.
  
  "It's just a known fact that black cats and black dogs are difficult to adopt," Schneider said.
  ...
  Schneider said future promotions will not be so specific.

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