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Meet Stella: The Cozy Nap-Loving Pet of the Week
lifestyle1 year ago

Meet Stella: The Cozy Nap-Loving Pet of the Week

Stella, a three-year-old cat with velvety gray fur and a white star on her chest, is available for adoption at the Central New York SPCA. She is gentle, loves cozy naps, and prefers to be the only cat in a household. Interested adopters must fill out an application, pay a fee, and ensure their current pets are vaccinated. Stella is spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated, ready for her forever home.

"Mystery Respiratory Illness Strikes Dogs at Multiple Shelters, Prompting Closures and Concerns"
health2 years ago

"Mystery Respiratory Illness Strikes Dogs at Multiple Shelters, Prompting Closures and Concerns"

The Prince George’s County Animal Services Facility and Adoption Center in Maryland has temporarily closed due to an outbreak of an unidentified respiratory illness affecting dogs. The shelter is implementing quarantine measures and has limited dog adoptions to prevent the spread of the disease. While the illness has been reported in other parts of the U.S., the specific disease at the shelter has not been named. Pet owners are advised to avoid public spaces with their dogs and to take precautions if their pets show symptoms of respiratory illness.

"Prince George’s Animal Shelter Halts Adoptions, Closes Due to Illness Outbreak"
health2 years ago

"Prince George’s Animal Shelter Halts Adoptions, Closes Due to Illness Outbreak"

Prince George's County animal shelter in Maryland has temporarily closed to the public and suspended dog adoptions due to an outbreak of an unidentified illness affecting dogs. This measure is part of a nationwide response to an increase in canine illnesses, with symptoms including cough, fever, and lethargy, leading to pneumonia in some cases. Additional veterinary support is being brought in for testing, as the exact nature of the illness remains unknown. Pet owners are advised to avoid places where dogs congregate to prevent further spread.