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pets Meet Leah! She’s ready for her walk. By Bea Karnes, Patch Staff Aug 14, 2019 7:04 pm ET This lovely girl is looking for her forever home. (Oakland Animal Services) PIEDMONT, CA — Hundreds of animal shelters across the country are participating in Clear the Shelters pet adoption events on Saturday, Aug. 17, to help find loving homes for animals that have been abandoned or surrendered to shelters. If your Piemont home is ready to welcome a new pet, Oakland Animal Services is participating. Among the dogs at the shelter right now is Leah. She walks well on a leash and loves belly rubs. See photos, a video and read more about Leah . Oakland Animal Services currently has dogs, cats and rabbits available for adoption. The East Bay SPCA is also participating. Clear the Shelters is sponsored by NBC- and Telemundo-owned stations...

pets Animal shelters across the country, including one in Tiverton, are participating in Clear the Shelters Day Saturday, Aug. 17. By Scott Souza, Patch Staff Aug 14, 2019 5:16 pm ET Animal shelters across the country, including one in Tiverton, are participating in Clear the Shelters Day Saturday, Aug. 17. (Courtesy) TIVERTON, RI — Hundreds of animal shelters across the country are participating in Clear the Shelters pet adoption events on Saturday, Aug. 17, to help find loving homes for animals that have been abandoned or surrendered to shelters. In Tiverton, One Dog at a Time Rescue is participating. Among the dogs One Dog at a Time hopes to find a home for is Dash. Dash is about two years old and is a Boxer, Hound and Catahoula mix. He loves to go for long walks, and always wants to bring along a toy wherever he goes. Dash ha...

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There are some things your local pet store just doesn’t want you to know. Like the fact that, although you forked out just a few dollars to buy a hamster, you will be spending a lot more on accessories. Or that the vet contracted to work with the store may not be the best choice. As a pet owner, there are things you do need to know, but are probably not being told. Reader’s Digest recently looked at some of the secrets that pet stores tend to hide. Here are nine of them: The food label is not that important. Many top brands justify their high prices by promising quality food that will ensure your pet’s optimal health. However, unless your cat or dog has a specific health condition, they probably don’t need the more expensive, premium brand. Puppies come from mills. There is a big chance that the puppies being sold at a store have come from a puppy mill. Data shows that roughly half of the two million puppies that have been bred in mills wind up being sold in pet stores. Animals...

click to enlarge Luke Awtry Kitty Kitty It’s probably no surprise to anyone that Vermont is a pet-friendly state. Plenty of businesses welcome well-behaved four-leggeds, so even if you don’t have your own furry friend, you can find a surrogate to love in many shops and offices. Studies have shown that having animals in the workplace lowers stress and fosters camaraderie. Seven Days said goodbye to a very good boy and the ultimate office dog, Rufus, in July (see him on this issue’s cover), but several other canine coworkers still roam our office. Here are other hardworking pets worth visiting if you’re in the vicinity. Stop by and say awww . Kitty Kitty Age: 11 or 12 Workplace: Last Stop Sports Bar in Winooski Job title: Social Chair Kitty Kitty has been a longtime staple on Malletts Bay Avenue. She’s lived there since 2009 and has s...

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