In search of summer family fun, find out what’s happening at the Kopernik Observatory and Science Center. Pandemic mitigation is giving families a chance to get out of the house and participate in some fun family time, and the Kopernik Observatory and Science Center has created a scavenger hunt game called geo-catching. The game which […]
Veterinary Care
Increased demand for pandemic pets has created increased demand for pandemic veterinarians | animal question | Pittsburgh
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Click to enlarge Demand for pets has increased during the pandemic as many people have found themselves at home with more time and fewer activities. But with furry, scaled, and feathered new friends in people, vets have faced increased demand for services, while trying to navigate the CDC’s changing safety guidelines over the past year […]
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Buffalo loves a good drinking event. I mean, we have a party at the Hamburg fairgrounds and let everyone try hundreds of beers and the tickets go crazy. People love beer here and Kelkenberg Farm is having another fun event this summer. ‘Hops and A Hayride’ will take place at the farm on Wednesday August […]
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“I didn’t want a puppy,” says its owner. Whether he’s wearing a rainbow bow tie, sticking out his pink tongue, or covering his eyes with his tiny paws, a local miniature schnauzer steals hearts with his adorable antics and teddy bear appearance. Owner Suzen Lülf recounts Vancouver is awesome that she feels lucky to have […]
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Three Puppies Started Training To Serve Post 9/11 Veterans Via Caroline Nonprofit | Local News
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The three puppies that arrived in Milford on Monday were delivered by retired Major Chuck Ziegenfuss, founder of Hero Labradors in Decatur, Texas. Ziegenfuss, who was seriously injured in action in 2005, received a service dog after the incident, but that companion died seven years later. Ziegenfuss’s difficulty in trying to locate another service dog […]
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A central Texas dog trainer struggles to get home after a trip to Honduras with her service dog, Dante. Isabella Carruth works as a service dog trainer in central Texas and is asking the public for their help in bringing Dante back to the United States after new CDC guidelines banned Dante from returning without […]
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Corpse Flower, Amorphophallus titanum, Grimace. No matter what you call it, it smells. And you should take the time to go see it before it disappears. Grimace is the resident corpse flower of the Nicholas Conservatory. It is called that because once the flower blooms, it smells of rotten meat or burnt sugar when it […]
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Red foxes became safer in Maryland after the state banned wild animal slaughter contests. franzfoto.com/Alamy Stock photo One of the ways we are making a difference for animals is by working nationally and locally to ensure laws are passed that prevent the cruel and inhumane practices that threaten animals – puppies born en masse. puppy […]
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The NH Dog Walking Club – which brings dogs and their companions together for exercise, education and socialization in a positive, welcoming and fun environment – is hosting its first Doggy Olympics fundraiser from July 23 to 16 August, including the opening and closing ceremonies. . These Dog Olympics will give doggies of all shapes, […]
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There are many ways to build wealth. You can put your savings under the mattress, invest in real estate, or buy bank bonds and CDs to generate interest income, to name just a few ideas. But of all the investment vehicles available, the stock market has been the most consistent creator of long-term wealth. Since […]