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Clear the Shelters: Adopt Pepper
Alec Rusnack frrom Animal Care Centers of NYC introduces Pepper, the friendly and adventurous dog up for adoption.
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Family Who Saw NJ Puppy Abandoned at Airport 1,000 Miles From Home Adopts Her
Animal Rescue League of Iowa says this adorable pup was abandoned outside an airport terminal. Now she has a new home. See how Allie is doing and learn more about pet adoption here.
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Dog Abandoned at Airport 1,000 Miles From NJ Home Is Adopted
Allie said farewell to her temporary caregivers at Animal Rescue League of Iowa before being adopted by her new family. See the sweet goodbye here. (Credit: Animal Rescue League of Iowa)
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NJ Man Allegedly Abandons Dog at Airport in Iowa
A New Jersey man could face charges after abandoning his dog at an airport thousands of miles away, in Iowa. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.
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2 Tips for Adopting a Furry Pet — Even If You Have Allergies
Hoping to adopt a furry companion, but not sure if they’ll trigger your allergies? Try these tips from an allergist before making a decision.
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Once Emaciated Puppy Found With Scabs Has Fairy ‘Tail' Adoption Story
Meeko — formerly known as Dobby — is a 7-month-old terrier mix who went viral after she was found in poor health. Now, however, she’s living her best life and has even found her fur-ever family.
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2022 ‘Clear the Shelters' Campaign Sets Pet Adoption Record
This year’s Clear the Shelters campaign by NBC and Telemundo stations set a new record pet adoptions.
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Backstreet Boys Meet Their Namesake Puppies at Nashville Animal Shelter
The singers visited the animal shelter that named a litter of puppies after them.
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From Shelter to Home-Sweet-Home: Meet The Vets Who Make It Happen For Animals in Need
The duality of a veterinarian’s job can be challenging—a vet must be both caring and analytical, combining scientific training and technical skills with empathy, compassion, and sensitivity towards both pets and their humans.
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3 Plants to Avoid to Keep Your Dogs and Cats Safe
Many houseplants are toxic to animals, and some can have lethal consequences if your dog or cat consumes them. Here are some plant species to steer clear from.
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Animal Shelters Warn of A Looming Crisis and Call on Americans to Help
As we enter the third year of the coronavirus pandemic, a “perfect storm of factors” has put pressure on understaffed U.S. shelters.