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Therapy, support, service dogs: who are they? | Casey’s Corner (opens the original)
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Lately, I’ve seen more and more folks bringing their dogs into supermarkets, as if it’s totally acceptable. By law, pet dogs are not allowed in grocery stores. Even if it’s a tiny Chihuahua that fits in your backpack, dogs are prohibited. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration explicitly forbids live animals in places that sell or handle food. Each state also has its own laws: in California, the Health and Safety Code prohibits pets in a food facility, including places that prepare, package, vend
Benefits of spay and neuter | Casey’s Corner (opens the original)
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It happened last month: on Aug. 15, the world celebrated International Homeless Animals Day. Created to call attention to the tragedy of pet overpopulation, this is a challenge faced by virtually every nation in the world. Here in the U.S., almost six million animals enter our shelters every year, nearly half of them dogs. Although rates have decreased in recent years, over 300,000 dogs are euthanized annually, due in large part to severe overcrowding and limited resources. Here in Butte County,
Benefits of spay and neuter | Casey’s Corner (opens the original)
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It happened last month: on Aug. 15, the world celebrated International Homeless Animals Day. Created to call attention to the tragedy of pet overpopulation, this is a challenge faced by virtually every nation in the world. Here in the U.S., almost six million animals enter our shelters every year, nearly half of them dogs. Although rates have decreased in recent years, over 300,000 dogs are euthanized annually, due in large part to severe overcrowding and limited resources. Here in Butte County,
Late summer fun with your dog | Casey’s Corner (opens the original)
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Autumn may be just a month away, but there’s still plenty of summer left for your dog to enjoy: lakes and rivers to swim, trails to walk, lazy butterflies and errant squirrels to chase and warm hours to snooze away under the dappled shade of a big friendly tree. I’d wager that even the glummest, crankiest canine would probably agree. Summertime means eating outdoors, so why not get out of the kitchen and take advantage of the many restaurants in our area that have dog-friendly outdoor dining? Be
Late summer fun with your dog | Casey’s Corner (opens the original)
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Autumn may be just a month away, but there’s still plenty of summer left for your dog to enjoy: lakes and rivers to swim, trails to walk, lazy butterflies and errant squirrels to chase and warm hours to snooze away under the dappled shade of a big friendly tree. I’d wager that even the glummest, crankiest canine would probably agree. Summertime means eating outdoors, so why not get out of the kitchen and take advantage of the many restaurants in our area that have dog-friendly outdoor dining? Be
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