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LIFESTYLE LETTER

AUGUST 2020 PUBLISHER

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In Our Back Yard...Literally HAPPY AUGUST NAPLES FRIENDS!

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Matthew Endersbe

I saw a post on Instagram that read "...2020 has felt as if you looked both ways to cross

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the road, only to be hit by an airplane!" That seems pretty accurate. I hope you are all well!

Dana Rudolph

In this month's issue, we celebrate kids, pets and wildlife. As luck would have it, we had a brush with wildlife in our back yard last month. It started when the cat who adopted us when we moved into our house three years ago, failed to come home for dinner two nights in a row. We have grown pretty fond of our male cat Phyllis, named before the vet set us straight.

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By the third day with no sign of Phyllis, we had pretty much given up hope. My wife Jennifer was in the back yard when she looked to her right and locked eyes with a panther the size of a large lion, about 30 feet away. He stood up and crouched forward. She slowly walked backward and was able to get in the house safely. She looked like she had seen a ghost. Phyllis wandered home two days later...shaken and bleeding, but fine. We assumed were she escaped the wrath of the panther but was hiding out for several days. Our backyard panther encounter piqued my interest so I researched the Florida Panther and discovered SWFL, and more specifically right here in Collier County is where the majority of Florida Panthers live! According to the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) only 150 still remain in the USA, making this one of the rarest and most endangered mammals in the world. You will be relieved to know that there has never been a verified panther attack on a human in the state. I had no idea there so few left and so many in our backyards. The FWC site show you where these panthers are at any moment as the majority have been tagged with a tracking

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collar. The one my wife encountered was missing his collar, however, and the FWC had lost transmission, so they were interested in trying to locate the one who paid us a visit. If you see a panther, feel threatened by a panther, or have lost pets or livestock to a panther, please call the FWC Alert Hotline at 888-404-FWCC (3922) or #FWC and *FWC on a cell phone. These amazingly beautiful animals unfortunately have the odds stacked against them to survive complete extinction. So, having one visit us at our home, standing facing my wife 30 feet away, was terrifying. But, pretty awesome as well. May your August be full of adventure! Yours truly,

ON THE COVER Sometimes you just need some sweetness. In this issue, we wrap our arms around pets, kids and wildlife to bring you a dose of summer love. Share your photos of your four-legged friends on our Facebook and Instagram, #NaplesLifestylePets 4

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INSIDE THE ISSUE AUGUST 2020

FEATURES 12 Woof, please! Social distancing with guide dogs.

16 3-2-1- Learn Science made fun at Câ€™MON.

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22 Summer Workouts Discipline, hard work and an inspirational message.

DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

Animal Kingdom

Local Limelight

Giving Back

22 Healthy Lifestyle 28 Travel Destination 30 DIY 34 Parting Thoughts

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ANIMAL KINGDOM

To P r o t e c t and Conserve NGALA WILDLIFE PRESERVE ARTICLE SUE G. COLLINS | PHOTOGRAPHY KHARA GEDERS AND EILEEN BERG ROLLIN

Donovan Smith and Luke the Eurasian Eagle Owl

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Khara Geders with Tiki the Green-Winged Macaw

WALTER, COULTER AND LUKE LIVE TOGETHER IN

NGALA’s Founder and Naples native. “Each special

HARMONY, NO SOCIAL DISTANCING REQUIRED.

event provides the exclusive opportunity to encounter

Given, they do have more than 40 acres to share with

exotic wildlife combined with authentic entertainment

their friends and visitors who stop in. They have also been

and fine dining under our state-of-the-art luxury tents.”

attendants at weddings, held court at corporate events and partied with Naples’ finest philanthropists. Coulter is a giraffe, Walter is a white rhinoceros and Luke is a Eurasian eagle owl and they live at NGALA (pronounced n-yala) Wildlife Preserve in east Naples. For Donovan Smith and his staff, protecting the animals in the preserve is always job one. During the fires that skirted Naples in May and during those in 2017, Smith and his staff worked tirelessly to

NGALA can accommodate groups from 6 people to 1,200. It is an ideal venue to help make social distancing fun, as it is outdoors, open air with plenty of space to spread out the crowd. More than an event venue, NGALA Wildlife Preserve is dedicated to optimally caring for wildlife born into captivity with a mission to preserve wildlife and provide people with a better understanding of the natural world by reconnecting them with nature.

keep the animals safe. In 2017, he sustained severe burns

The newest member of the NGALA family is Hades the

while driving into the flames to protect the rhinoceros.

Hyena. He joins a family that includes a zebra, leopard, alli-

This year, because of the pandemic, he had a pared

gator, serval, an extensive collection of venomous reptiles,

down staff who banned together to help move animals

and other animals who call the preserve home. “He is the

to safety. Nobody was hurt as they moved 45 animals

absolute most intelligent animal that I have ever worked

(plus snakes!) and brushed soot and ash off the animals

with - in over 35 years of handling wildlife,” says Smith.

as they acclimatized back to the preserve.

“He is calm, gentle, and very family-oriented.”

NGALA is not only a home and refuge for wild animals, it’s a beautiful outdoor venue for social gatherings. “Our

NGALA also offers limited day tours and immersive experiences for small groups.

venue is also for hire by groups (for any occasion), that want a private, unique, and exciting location. It provides a fun yet dignified place to learn about wildlife while honoring the purpose of the event,” says Donovan Smith,

More information and photos at NGALA.net. CONTINUED >

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ANIMAL KINGDOM (CONTINUED)

Porky the African Crested Porcupine

Hunter Gideons with Bigham the Aldabra Tortoise

Khara and Kierslyn Geders with Winter the leucistic Ball Python 10

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LOCAL LIMELIGHT

JUST AS WE HUMANS LIKE OUR SPACE, GUIDE DOGS NEED SPACE TO PERFORM THEIR DUTIES.

WO O F, P L E A S E ! ARTICLE TITUS HERMAN | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

IN THIS TIME WHEN SO MANY OF OUR SOCIAL

close proximity, it can distract the dog from its tasks.

RITUALS HAVE CHANGED TO ACCOMMODATE THE

Just as we humans like our space, guide dogs need

NEW RULES OF A GLOBAL PANDEMIC, ONE THING

space to perform their duties.

REMAINS A CONSTANT: THE NEED TO REMEMBER

Our wonderful guide dogs are specifically trained to

TO ALWAYS USE YOUR POWERS OF OBSERVATION

make safe choices in public settings. This includes on

AND OFFER A COMFORTABLE “PHYSICAL DIS-

stairways, elevators, and escalators; in supermarket

TANCE” AROUND A GUIDE DOG AND HIS HUMAN

aisles; around restaurant tables and along sidewalks.

HANDLER WHEN THEY ARE OUT IN A PUBLIC SET-

The long-standing message of being a careful observer

TING. Guide dogs are the eyes of their handler—they are

applies when you are in the same vicinity as the guide

trained to lead the way safely and securely. But we can’t

dog team—especially when locating, entering, or exit-

expect guide dogs to understand the current physical dis-

ing doorways. Remember that the dog knows to lead

tancing practice of maintaining 6-foot clearances.

his handler with safe clearance, but he does not know

Guide dogs are trained to be decision-makers. Even

how to create a 6-foot gap.

under stressful situations, the intent of the dogs’ pres-

I believe the guide dog’s presence should tell the story,

ence is to protect their handlers from harmful situations

and that we humans must observe and react with care.

involving clearances around obstacles and navigating

The responsibility for recommended physical spacing

over dangerous footings. When another party is in too

in the presence of a working team should fall to the

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sighted party. Please decide when it is necessary to make the adjustment for 6-feet between you and do it in a casual manner. When you see a guide dog team approaching, be observant and add a small amount of space between you as needed. There is no reason for exaggeration, but it’s easy to add a little physical separation to comply with safety practices. A slight movement one way or another will help a lot. We each do it every day in our people-to-people encounters. And please do this with subtlety and tact. The blind person approaching you does not want to feel awkward or to be put on the spot. Nor do they want to be given preferential treatment. Blindness in and of itself can be the cause of social isolation and often results in loneliness and distancing from life and human interaction. We are in no way suggesting that you avoid engaging with a visually impaired person—just not when that can interfere with their safety and health. ABOUT SOUTHEASTERN GUIDE DOGS Southeastern Guide Dogs transforms lives by creating and nurturing extraordinary partnerships between people and dogs. Our organization operates the most advanced training facilities of any service dog organization in the world. Our experts breed, raise, and train elite working dogs—including guide dogs, service dogs, and skilled companion dogs—and provide life-changing services for people with vision loss, veterans with disabilities, and children with significant challenges such as vision loss or the loss of a parent in the military. Pursuing our mission since 1982, Southeastern Guide Dogs now has over 1,200 dogs under our auspices. All of our services are provided at no cost to recipients. We rely 100% on private donations. GuideDogs.org

Titus Herman is the CEO of Southeastern Guide Dogs in Palmetto, a national nonprofit that trains guide and service dogs.

GUIDE DOGS ARE TRAINED TO BE DECISIONMAKERS. EVEN UNDER STRESSFUL SITUATIONS, THE INTENT OF THE DOGS’ PRESENCE IS TO PROTECT THEIR HANDLERS FROM HARMFUL SITUATIONS INVOLVING CLEARANCES AROUND OBSTACLES AND NAVIGATING OVER DANGEROUS FOOTINGS.

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AT GOLISANO CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF

Children who enter the Inventioneer’s

NAPLES (C’MON) PLAY EQUALS LEARNING.

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Lab caters most specifically, to children

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where they too can become castle builders,

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GIVING BACK (CONTINUED)

C’MON ALSO IS COMMITTED TO CREATING A FAMILY EXPERIENCE BY OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN AS THEY AGE. C’mon also is committed to creating a family experience by offering opportunities for children as they age. Visitors over the age of eight are able to experience Curious Kids, a special exhibit space designed just for older kids. As a “No Parents Allowed” space, they staff the area and provide age appropriate activities as a safe place to practice their independence. When taking turns in the Market, impulse and emotional control are put to the test for our youngest visitors. Their hands are ripe to play and practice learning by doing, but they are also doing the hard work of building their thought processes and connections that will be essential later in life by practicing patience and body control! As visitors grow older and practice these skills within the Museum, their play changes. The frustrations of waiting for their favorite animal in the Adopt-A-Pet clinic become the ability to redirect their play and make a choice to look at the x-rays or construct a tower in our Build It! exhibit. Many may think that their kiddos get a bit too old to come to C’mon as they enter into the upper grades, but there are opportunities for high schoolers too. As a teen volunteer or intern, many local high school and college students begin to gain professional experience and a preview into many new careers during their time at C’mon. There are virtual play and learn online activities too.

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and core work, heavy bench presses and running play after play on the field, the message is clear. Athletic Director and Coach Billy Sparacio delivers the message to his players before every practice and every game. They see it in bold print on the weight room walls and on their jerseys. 4 His Glory. Sparacio is starting his thirteenth year as the school’s coach since spearheading the high school’s sports programing as athletic director. “We watch these kids develop and have success and it all starts with creating discipline every day. It’s about giving it all you got,” he says. “It’s not ‘I’m better than you,’ it’s for His glory.”

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Kara Heaslip, Certified Personal Trainer leads the cheer team in warm-ups, strength and cardio training, stopping to hydrate often during workouts.

These messages are firing up the 120-plus athletes who have

Working out in Naples’ heat can be a challenge, so the coaches

been working out most of the summer, preparing for the school’s

start practice at 7AM, keep the athletes hydrating and rotating

fall sports line up including volleyball, golf, cross-country, cheer-

between indoor weight training and outdoor workout stations,

leading and, of course, football. “For a school with 200 high school

socially distanced. “We have six coaches overseeing the boys, to

students in total, we’re very proud of our incredible participation,”

push them to work hard but more importantly, to keep them healthy.”

says Sparacio who gives credit to the parents and boosters whom he calls “the football family.” “The parents are dynamite, so supportive and trusting in the process,” he says. “They give us their sons and it’s really the whole school community supporting the programs.”

Last year, the football team went undefeated and got a congratulatory video message from football legen Urban Myer and the coaches will be working for a repeat on that success this year. A key component of the FBA support is the cheerleading program. Cyndy Gantzert and Sarai Williams are coaches for the FBA CONTINUED >

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Coach Billy Sparacio celebrates with his 2019 10-1 team

cheer team. “We encourage our girls to drink water before, during, and after each workout. It is hot outside and it is super important that the girls do not get dehydrated in this Florida heat. We also encourage a balanced diet, and not to work out on an empty stomach,” says Gantzert who has been coaching cheer for 35 years. The girls started training June 1, with virtual practices three times a week during the pandemic.” Our girls do a combination of cardio, abs, legs, and HIIT workouts to keep them in shape throughout the season.” Best of luck to student athletes in schools throughout the Naples community.

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HUMANE SOCIETY NAPLES STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS WORK EVERY DAY TO ENSURE THE ANIMALS IN THEIR CARE HAVE THEIR BEST CHANCE AT A HAPPILY EVER AFTER ENDING. At the start of the COVID-19 crisis, they were able to find forever homes or temporary foster homes for most of the animals. The health and safety of visitors and staff is the number one priority at the Humane Society Naples. In order to minimize the risks from the novel coronavirus, they are following CDC recommendations about social distancing and are conducting virtual adoptions. Genius! Call 239.643.1555 for an appointment or visit online for more details. HSNaples.org Let’s be clear! The pets on this page are not up for adoption, but some came from the streets, adopting us before we adopted them. That’s Phyllis, our publisher’s man cat. And, Johnny and Tommy are our editor’s pets. The others are friends photographed by our photographer, Matt Barnhart at AMP Shots Media. We love them all! 01 Editor Sue Collins' cat, John "Johnny" McLane is 9, but still slays. | 02 Phyllis adopted the Hannon family who named him before a vet appointment revealed she is a he. | 03 Dog: Jim is a 1 year old Husky. Human: Tanya | 04 Dog: Sandler is a 1 year old lab Human: Lance | 05 Dog: Finn is a golden retriever 10 months Human: Spencer | 06 Dog: Spooky is a catahaloua pit mix 1 year old. Human: Jean | 07 Dog: Ranger | 08 Dog: Max is a golden retriever, 15 years old. Human: Carlos | 09 Dog: Royce is a catalouha 7 months. Human: Rooby | 10 Prof Thomas “Tommy” Pembercorn lives with our editor and is an avid hunter. 08

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