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Yam Yam
Male, 4 years old, 78lbs. If you want a super mellow gentleman by your side then this is your dog. Yam Yam is very friendly and especially likes ear scratches and head pats. He is not especially interested in toys; he’d much preferr to sit next to you. Yam Yam already knows sit and is…
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Ike
Ike is an indoor-only 4-year old male tabby who is on the smaller side, with a dapper striped pattern that people often compare to Tom Kitten. He is very curious so will follow you around the house to keep tabs on what you are doing, and also enjoys his meals/treats, which he is always able…
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Riley
Riley is a handsome two and half year old creamsicle kitty who loves to play and appreciates affection, especially on his head and chin. After a good round of play running through the house, he’s very likely to lay down next to you! This young dude has a sweet, lovable personality. He does get along…
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Fargo
Fargo is such a fun-loving dude you can’t help but smile when you are with him. He enjoys all the enrichment we do in Sunday School and responds well to cues for treats. He has gone on a few adventures and been an excellent boy. He has a very cooperative play style and loves splashing…
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Caring for Your Canine Companion
Throughout their lifetimes, dogs should receive regular veterinary care to prevent against any illnesses or diseases. The following is a very general guideline to veterinary care for your dog; a specific care program for your dog should be discussed with your veterinarian to assess your dog’s specific needs. Puppy Care Beginning at 6-9 weeks of…
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Caring for Your Feline Companion
Throughout their lifetimes, cats should receive regular veterinary care to prevent against any illnesses or diseases. The following is a very general guideline to veterinary care for your cat; a specific care program for your cat should be discussed with your veterinarian to assess your cat’s specific needs. Kitten Care Beginning at 6-9 weeks of…
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Emergency Pet Preparedness
An emergency situation can arise in the blink of an eye. There are steps you can take to prepare your pet for an emergency beforehand, such as ensuring that your animal has a registered microchip, is licensed, spayed/neutered and current on vaccines. In addition, we advise pet owners to prepare a simple pet emergency kit…
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Circuses
The circus is coming to town this year, but before you decide to take your children or grandchildren to see the entertainment, read about what actually happens to these performance animals. With your help, we can stop these animals’ suffering. Visit HSUS for more information on animals in circuses and join the ranks of cities…
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Feral Cats
Feral cats are the offspring of tame, homeless cats who were either lost, or more likely, abandoned. Growing up with little or no human contact, they are fearful of people. They are not wild animals, however, and depend upon humans for their survival; the commonly accepted belief that feral cats can survive by catching mice…
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If You Love Your Cat, Please Don’t Declaw
Paws Come with Claws: It’s One of Nature’s Laws Many cat owners who genuinely love their pets have no idea what declawing means to their animals. How important are a cat’s claws? Scratching is a natural behavior for cats. Doing so removed the dead husks from their claws, marks territory, and stretches their muscles. Similarly,…