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pets News For 06-Aug-2008

  • Meetings with a Mutt? More Pets Sharing Office Space (Carteret County News-Times)
    (ARA) - Dogs and cats and fish, oh my! More than 63 percent of American households own a pet today, which equates to 71.1 million homes and a whopping 382.2 million pets, according to a recent American Pet Products Manufacturers Association survey of pet owners.


  • Telegraph blaze now in control; most pets safely return to their homes (Merced Sun-Star)
    The pace of pets reuniting with owners picked up last weekend in Mariposa as the Telegraph fire neared containment and residents returned to their evacuated homes.


  • Concord woman spurs law to save abandoned pets (Contra Costa Times)
    Governor signs bill freeing banks from liability concerns over animals left in foreclosed homes. Pets and animals: Blog | Discussion | More


  • Abandoned pets charity blames credit crunch (BBC News)
    The credit crunch is blamed for a charity's increasing number of abandoned pets.


  • Healthcare for your pets during the summer heat (The MidWeek)
    HAMPSHIRE - Summer brings hot weather, plenty of sun and opportunities to vacation in exotic locales. But for those with pets at home, summer can also bring about health concerns that aren?t as prevalent in other seasons.


  • Akron Health Department offers low-cost rabies shot for pets (The Plain Dealer)
    The Akron Health Department in cooperation with Pet Guards Inc. is offering low cost rabies vaccines for dogs and cats. Residents can get their pets vaccinated at three sites: ? 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 9, at Summit Lake Community...


  • Foster families give pets new lease on life (The Arizona Republic)
    Home foreclosures and broader economic woes have led to a higher-than-normal number of pets being dropped off at Valley shelters.