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pets News For 22-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.


  • Neal Rubin: Secondhand pacemakers power-up ailing pets (Detroit News)
    You can't take a pacemaker out of one human and replant it in another, for fear of what medical science refers to technically as "cooties."


  • Pets need room to romp (Denver Post)
    The great outdoors can offer both adventure and hazard to stir-crazy pets.


  • Pets for adoption (Savannah Morning News)
    The following pets are available from The Humane Society Chatham-Savannah. Applications are available at The Humane Society, 7215 Sallie Mood Drive. For a complete list of available pets, go to www.HumaneSocietySAV.org . To learn more about The Humane Society Volunteer & Foster programs, call Nancy Richards at 354-9515 or e-mail nrichards@HumaneSocietySAV.org .


  • Get free pets from the Houston SPCA Aug. 23 (The Potpourri)
    Tomball and Magnolia area residents may want to head over to the Houston SPCA between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 23 when the animal shelter will give away free pets.


  • Mortgage crises devastates pets, too; Bill passed to help endangered animals (The Humboldt Beacon)
    The subprime mortgage crisis that has devastated homeowners and the economy has brought with it a troubling trend: pets abandoned after home foreclosures. Those who assess deserted homes are often directed to leave property--including pets--untouched until the foreclosure process is completed.