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I used to live in NJ. I adopted two wonderful cats from North Bergen Animal Refuge in Ramsey, NJ off of RT 287. I adopted a kitten from Feral to Friendly Felines on route 22 in Phillipsburg, NJ (near Walmart). I bought a Sheltie puppy from Scuffy's Pet Store in Wayne, NJ in the Preakness Shopping Center. I reccommend all of these facilities because my animals were healthy and stable and well-taken-care-of. I also found these numbers for you on the internet, I'm sorry I can not vouch for any of them. Maybe try calling the Waggin' Tail Kennel in Budd Lake, NJ, maybe they can reccommend a shelter 973-691-0442. I lived down the road from them and they seemed like a decent, respectable place. Hopatcong Animal Haven Tel:(201) 398-1305 Hopatcong Dog Pound Tel:(973) 398-0550 Hopatcong Hoppers Bunny Haven Tel:(973) 770-0284 BARKS (Byram Animal Rescue Kindness) Tel:(973) 300-3185 Vernon Township Animal Shelter Tel:(973) 764-7751 If you are looking for a puppy PUPS Inc in Hopatcong is awesome. I got my dog from them and he is not only the healthiest animal I have ever had, he is also the most well adjusted. What they do is the rescue pregnant females from kill shelters then foster them. The pups are all healthy and you know their entir elife history as they are born in the foster home. The Mom's are adoptable too! You can also look on Petfinder.com for additional shelters.

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3. The New Jersey Devils have won the Stanley Cup three times: 1995, 2000 and 2003.

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Not Jay Pandolfo, Jay Leach a defenseman called up from Lowell Devils. Played about 24 games for NJ

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The Opening Game of the 2013 - 2014 Season was NJD@PTS. The final score was 3 - 0 Penguins

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1995, 2000, and 2003

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Christian Berglund (2003 and 2004), Tom Chorske (1994), Darren Langdon (2006), Jason Miller (1993), Mike Rupp (2007 to 2009), Patrik Sundstrom (1988 to 1992) and Petr Sykora (1999 to 2002)

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The Jersey Devil Is Said To Be a Really Dark Gray

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Mark of the Beast

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They were called the Kansas City Scouts between 1974-1975. The Scouts played two years in Kansas City before moving to Denver and ultimately to New Jersey to become the Devils.

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Dr. Barry Fisher is the orthopedist for the Devils, so 'head' doctor.

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The black bear!! The Black Bear, The Southern Flying Squirrel, The Forster's Tern (bird), Northern Pine Snake, Timber Rattlesnake, Green Frog, Spring Peeper, Jagged-Edged Saddlebag Dragonfly, Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, Monarch Butterfly, and Chigger.

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3 - all with the New Jersey Devils, in 1995, 2000, and 2003.

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The Devils entered the NHL in 1974 as the Kansas City Scouts. They played in Kansas City until the 1976-77 season when they moved to Colorado and became the Colorado Rockies. The Rockies played for six years in Colorado before moving to New Jersey for the 1982-83 season and became the Devils.

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4: won Stanley Cups in 1995, 2000, and 2003; lost in Stanley Cup Finals to Dallas Stars in 2001

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Ebenezer : The Jersey Devil. There have been many sightings told from different people in the state of New Jersey.There have even been signs of Jersey Devil Eggs found atop a tree near the house of which it came from. The beast is likely known to have the body of a horse and Horns and Wings for a part of a dragon. The Jersey Devil is somewhat yet to be discovered from scientists all over the world but has never found ACTUAL proof of their kind. For More information please do so at my profile. Thank you

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the legend of the jersey devil is that mothers who are in labor wish for a devil as a child. when the baby is born it usually looks normal until a couple of months...then it has a horse's head, hoove's for feet, a forked tail and bat wings!unfortunately the mother has to tell the baby to leave, flying through the chimney. as soon as pie the baby understands and leaves the mother. then the baby moves on doing what devils do. you can look it up on google for a better understanding.

It was said that Mother Leeds had 12 children and, after giving birth to her 12th child, stated that if she had another, it would be the Devil. In 1735, Mother Leeds was in labor on a stormy night. Gathered around her were her friends. Mother Leeds was supposedly a witch and the child's father was the Devil himself. The child was born normal, but then changed form. It changed from a normal baby to a creature with hooves, a horse's head, bat wings and a forked tail. It growled and screamed, then killed the midwife before flying up the chimney. It circled the villages and headed toward the pines. In 1740 a clergy exorcised the demon for 100 years and it wasn't seen again until 1890

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The greatest fighters in NJD history were Scott McClean and Scott Stevens as their extrordinary fist power and craftiness helped them get this honor.

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west orange down by Newark

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The Jersey Devil is a mysterious beast that was born in New Jersey. It was said that the Jersey Devil's mother had 12 hungry children to feed, but when she found that she was pregnant, she said that she doesn't want anymore children, she hopes it is a devil. That phrase came true, when the child was born, it was deformed, and it flapped its arms, it turned into wings, and it became a beast. People say that the mother herself is a witch, and the father is a devil, so that they somehow know that the 13th child would be a terrifying beast. Deaths and other unlucky situations happened after its birth, many people report sighting the devil. From its birth, the Jersey Devil is already about 300 years old!

im from jersey so in pine berrens a pregnet woman had a buncha babies and this was the 13th the ''unlucky'' number so she claimed it the devil so yea

Ebenezer: Likely so.

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Dinosaurs

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My best answer would be 660 WFAN in the tri-state area

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As of 2008, Jacques Lemaire leads with 199 wins.

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As long as the legend exists, so does the beast.

True that, it was first mentioned in 1735 and there was drawings in the 19th century and now. Legends are what make the living still living...not them but there magic.