S.L. County increases limits for adopted pets (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Have a hankering for a new hound? Maybe another cat? If you live in Salt Lake County, you're in pet heaven. Thanks to an ordinance change this week, animal lovers across the county soon can add an additional dog or cat provided they adopt from a nonprofit 501C-3. The previous pet limit was two total per household. Since last year, the issue has circulated across community councils for
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pet calendar (Detroit Free Press)
Meet Your Best Friend at the Zoo: Hundreds of pets available for adoption by several animal welfare groups, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 23-24, Detroit Zoo, Royal Oak. Admission and parking are free. www.michiganhumane.org.
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It’s not your average dog pound (Coppell Gazette)
Coppell Animal Services has a new director, and she is operating the shelter more like a community business than a dog pound. With new initiatives, such as staff training on customer service, and a greater presence in the community, more and more abandoned animals are finding their permanent home.
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Pet briefs (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
Illinois St. Bernard Rescue will have an adoption event from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 23 at the Oak Lawn Petco, 6220 W. 95th St. ISBR is at the Oak Lawn Petco every second and fourth Saturday of the month. Come out and meet their adorable saints.
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Pet spot (York Daily Record)
Sep 20, 2006 — LOST DOG: Gracie, a brown and white chihuahua/rat terrier mix, has been lost from Tyler Run Road in York Township. She's 6 months old and is wearing a pink collar reading "Its hard to be a Princess." A reward is offered for for her safe return.
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Clifford The Big Red Dog Joins American Humane (PNN)
Clifford The Big Red Dog is using his considerable crimson presence to help millions of homeless dogs throughout October as the official “spokesdog” for American Humane’s Adopt-A-Dog Month, American Humane announced.
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Fort Bend Herald Pet of the Week (The Herald-Coaster)
"George" is looking for a home. He is a terrier/mixed-breed dog who weighs about 15 pounds and is approximately 18 months old. He was in search of a higher education and was captured at one of the local junior high schools.
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Wednesday's pet (The Herald-Sun)
Bo is a very sweet little Yorkie Mix. He needs a quiet, adult household with children over 12. He is 6 years old and loves laps and attention. He is not the kind of dog who demands constant attention; he is happy to curl up quietly next to his owner.
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Katrina Pet Rescue Memories (Lake Charles American Press)
The anniversary of Hurricane Katrina brought a wave of bittersweet memories from my time spent rescuing abandoned pets from the New Orleans area. My husband and I, along with several other volunteers from LAPAW, spent a weekend in Gonzales caring for the pets at the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center.
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Tariff suspensions, often initiated by companies based overseas, cost millions, threaten small U.S. firms (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Posted: 8:46 AM- WASHINGTON - For three generations, the Dungey family of Auburn, N.Y., has produced handmade dog collars and leashes for pet stores around the country. The family's six-person shop has staved off competition from cheaper foreign labor by offering a range of products, from affordable "Sparky's Choice" leashes to a $100 beveled-brass collar known as the "Gatsby.
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If you have been thinking of adopting an older Golden Retriever, you should make sure that you learn everything you can about him. You should also determine his temperament, and whether or not its compatible with your family. You should also learn important things as well, such as his diet, likes, dislikes, daily routine, and his habits. Before you decide to take him, you should always make sure that the members of your family meet him as well, so you can talk it over and decide whether or not everyone wants the dog to be a member of your family.
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Those of you who want a Golden Retriever but arent ready to go through the trials and tribulations of a puppy, should look into adopting an older Golden. Older Golden Retrievers are mature, and prove to be great in homes where they need to spend a quality amount of time by themselves. They are a very adjustable breed, being good tempered. No matter how old the Golden may be, he will quickly become a valued member of your family in little to no time at all.
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