The event is free and open to the public, and attendees can expect music, giveaways, food trucks, a dunking booth with PACC Director Steve Kozachik, cake for humans and a dog-friendly cake for the pups.
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- Hollie Colahan and Norberto J. (Bert) Castro Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Conservationists warn that new legislative efforts could undermine decades of work to restore the endangered Mexican grey wolf to the wild. Supporters say the species’ recovery remains fragile despite recent population growth in Arizona and New Mexico.
- Henry Brean
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Wildlife officials have removed a mated pair of wolves and their pups from the mountains east of Douglas, after the endangered animals came into conflict with ranchers in the area.
- Henry Brean
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Two Mexican wolves have found their way into the forest near Flagstaff, but authorities plan to return them to the designated population area south of Interstate 40.
- BRETT FRENCH
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Adding to 907F’s mystique and popularity with tourists, for almost half her life she has suffered from either an injury or infection that appears to have left her blind in one eye.
- ADAM BEAM Associated Press
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The federal government last year gave Arizona and Oregon permission to use Medicaid money to pay for up to six months of housing. Now California wants to join them. California has the nation's largest homeless population. It also has the largest Medicaid population, about 13 million people.
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WEST GLACIER — Glacier National Park officials have closed a campground on the east side of the park due to increased bear activity.
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