Delaware becomes the first no-kill state in the U.S.
The United States, on average, is far behind Delaware, boasting a save rate of just 76.6%
Eye On Pets
Eye on Pets
Whether your pet has just had surgery, suffers from a neurological disorder or simply has a wound that is having difficulty healing, a cutting edge technique, known as laser therapy, could be the secret to relieving their pain and ultimately getting them better.
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Water exercises are helping dogs regain mobility after sustaining injuries.
Lyme disease in dogs
It's easy to mistake the symptoms for something else, and for two breeds in particular, that's a very dangerous prospect.
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