A NEW FSR CATALOGUE: The effects of UFOs on animals, birds, and smaller creatures Part 9

This document is part nine of a catalogue prepared by Gordon Creighton for the Flying Saucer Review, focusing on the effects of UFOs on animals, birds, and smaller creatures. It details several specific incidents occurring between 1967 and 1968. Notable cases include the 'Snippy' incident in Alamosa, Colorado, where a horse was found mutilated with its internal organs removed; an attack on a stable employee in Caracas, Venezuela; and an encounter in Ririe, Idaho, where two Navajo employees of the Earl Hunter Ranch encountered a domed UFO and two beings. Other reports describe a circular UFO in Dorset, England, that distressed a dog; a mushroom-shaped object in Boyup Brook, Western Australia; and a sighting in Maple Ridge Hill, Ontario, involving an orange glow and subsequent animal mutilations. The text also includes a 'Mail Bag' section where readers discuss library access to UFO literature and historical reports regarding Spitzbergen. The author emphasizes the importance of documenting these cases, particularly those involving animal mutilations, even when rational explanations are currently unavailable.