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Looking for a new feline friend? Be sure to check out Kitty Kare or Caring Hearts Cat Rescue and Sanctuary.
Both of these organizations are not for profit and are designed to save cats and kittens that are looking for a second chance at life. Both rescues do not have a facility, but work through foster homes which provide shelter and comfort for each cat until it finds its forever home!
Show your support today by visiting their websites by clicking on the link below and find out how you can make a donation or adopt a cat!
Get your Kitty Kare merchandise from Meadows Animal clinic to support this fantastic rescue!
Make a donation to Caring Hearts at Highview Animal Clinic to help save more cats and kittens!
Find both of these amazing rescues on Facebook for current updates and events!
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Avoiding Emergency Trips to the Veterinarian During COVID-19
Apr 30 2020
COVID-19 has temporarily changed our lives. Things we took we granted, such as running out to grab a few things at the grocery store, heading out after work to socialize with friends, or taking your…
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World Veterinary Day
Apr 23 2020
In April 1863, Professor John Gamgee initiated a meeting of veterinarians and professors of veterinary medicine from all over Europe. This conference attracted 103 veterinary professionals from 10…
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Is having a dog under your desk better than having the corner office?
Jun 01 2012
We all know the feeling. You get home from a tough day at work: you’re tired, you’re stressed, you’re preoccupied with the day’s events. But then, you open your door, and there’s the dog,…
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Tick Prevention
Jun 01 2012
Tick season is upon us again. Or at least, it is now in full swing, as ticks have been found on dogs even in northern areas in the winter. Along with these ticks come conversations about what is or…
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New Virus May Cause Chronic Kidney Disease in Cats
Apr 30 2012
Some cases of kidney disease in cats may have a viral origin
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Dog Returns from the (Presumed) Dead
Apr 30 2012
From Wichita, KS, comes a story of many brave firefighters, one scared owner, and a terrified dog. John Huy, a retired aviation engineer, was walking his 100-pound pit bull/Labrador mix,Taz, in the…
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Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug Use in Companion Animals
Apr 01 2012
In February 2012, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Centre for Veterinary Medicine held a Webinar entitled, "Advice to Dog Owners Whose Pets Take NSAIDs." The webinar, which is about half an hour…
