Twenty-six dogs are in need of homes after being seized during a hoarding case last week.
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- Jasmine Creighton
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More than 100 dogs, including pugs, yorkies and other small breeds, were recently surrendered to Pima Animal Care Center after being found living in cramped conditions southwest of Tucson. The dogs are receiving medical care and could soon be available for adoption at PACC locations across the city.
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Dogs have been faithful companions to humans for hundreds of years. Dog owners know their canine companions can be friendly, affectionate and …
- D. Christiansen, Southwest side
I encourage Tucson Run Club members to follow the Parks and Recreation rules for taking dogs into Tucson Mountain Park. There are THREE notice…
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