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The Friends of Pima Animal Care Center, the official nonprofit partner of our community animal shelter, turned 10 years old this January. That…
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- Loni Nannini Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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Tucson's Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter and Sanctuary is throwing a birthday bash next month.
- Lisa John
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During this time of holiday cheer, we thought we would let all the generous donators to SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network know just how much “ch…
Pets
- By Rita Giordano, The Philadelphia Inquirer
As pandemic restrictions ebb, animal shelters have been inundated with requests from owners to unload dogs they no longer want or feel able to keep.
Pets
- By Jonathan Limehouse, The Charlotte Observer
A dog abandoned at a North Carolina animal shelter after his owners thought he was gay was adopted by an openly gay couple.
Pets
- By WMUR Staff/CNN
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New Hampshire has become the second state in the nation after Delaware to achieve "no-kill" status at its animal shelters.
Pets
- By Rachel Trent, CNN
Rusty the dog has spent 400+ days at the Humane Society of Central Texas. His latest adoption lasted less than a day, and he was back at the shelter.
- Pima Animal Care Center
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The Pima Animal Care Center took in 45 dogs, two parrots and a cockatoo Wednesday. PACC's clinic is evaluating each pet, so they will not be i…
- By Kara Scannell, CNN
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Animal shelters are beginning to see an increase in pets that have become homeless after their owners died during the coronavirus pandemic.
- By Allison Ward, The Columbus Dispatch
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Animal shelters are seeing a spike in dog and cat adoptions and fostering amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
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