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Animal lovers' calendar: Weekend of May 8-9 and beyond
L.A. UnleashedFrom fundraising events -- emphasis on fun -- to opportunities to meet adoptable pets, the coming weeks and months are full of opportunities for Southern California residents to have fun while helping animals. We have the details on a number...... -
And they call it 'puppy love': The ABCs of TLC
Brand XWhen it comes to behavior, my puppy Bento is much more Marley than Sadie. Sadie, the Scottish terrier that won Best in Show at this year's Westminster Dog Show, makes my 4-month-old Japanese Shiba Inu, darling as he is, look more like Puppy Preschool... -
Pennsylvania's Main Line Animal Rescue takes on puppy mills, one dog at a time
L.A. UnleashedRONKS, Pa. â Megan Anderson's nerves are shot. But she presses ahead -- the dogs need her. She pulls into the driveway of Scarlet-Maple Farm Kennel. She tells the adolescent boy who greets her that she's looking for puppies to...... -
Find a Health Care Job
The Associated PressHelp wanted: nurses, pharmacists and engineers. Believe it or not, even some banks are hiring, at least for their technology teams. While the recession has claimed 4.4 million jobs, the economy has created others, many of them for highly trained and...Tags: Medical Services, Nuclear Power, Employers, Energy Resources, Health
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So You Want a Pet Bird?
Now more than ever, Americans are constantly on the go. Long days at the office coupled with the demanding extra-curricular activities for kids leaves little time spent at home. So before adding another member to the family, it is important to...Tags: Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Health, Africa, Family, Diseases and Illnesses
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02.18.09 Is Pricey Pet Food the Best?
CONSUMER REPORTS: PRICEY PET FOOD NOT NECESSARILY BETTER Consumer Reports advises consumers about what to look for on pet-food labels; plus, fancy claims consumers can ignore . . . YONKERS, NY - When it comes to buying pet food, higher cost doesn't...Tags: Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Consumers, Food Industry, Pets, Pet Supplies
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Pets are still first in our hearts and wallets
Is it any surprise that the furry, the finned and the feathered among us remain blissfully oblivious to the moribund housing market or the tumult on Wall Street? After all, while some Americans clip coupons and scale back their holiday shopping, Fido...Tags: Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Dog (animal), Career and Workplace, Services and Shopping, Government
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Pet expenses: A dog's life, on a budget
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSunday, April 13, 2008 YOUR MONEY: PET EXPENSES A dog's life, on a budget * With a little bit of discipline, pet owners can keep their vet costs on a short leash Home Edition, Business, Page C-1 Business Desk 35 inches; 1400 words Type of Material:...Tags: Medical Services, Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Consumers, Health, Dog (animal)
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Wading and waiting for relief in the Heartland
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterTimes Chicago Bureau chief P.J. Huffstutter has been on assignment covering the Midwest flooding. Here are a some of the scenes and people she has come across during her reporting. Iowa journalists get aid from colleagues who've been there... When a...Tags: Health, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Entertainment, Weather Reports, Clothing
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More bark for your buck
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterVeterinarian Gregory Hammer laughed as he recalled the average price his clients paid for an office visit in 1973, when he started out in rural Kansas. ¶ "It was $6," said Hammer, now president of the American Veterinary Medical Assn. ¶ Good luck...Tags: Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Consumers, Health, Dog (animal), Hospitals and Clinics
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Economy, rivals biting petsmart, despite strengths
Tribune Media Services columnistQ: If everyone is supposed to be so into pets, why isn't my stock in PetSmart Inc. up this year? --F.L., via the Internet A: You're right about the pet trend. About 63 percent of U.S. households now own a pet and owners will have spent an estimated...Tags: Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Money and Monetary Policy, General Electric Company, Consumer Goods Industries, Credit Ratings
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ARCHIVES: Lemon law can't take the bite out of buying a sick dog
Of The Morning CallAll Colleen Shelly wanted was a companion for her 2-year-old boxer. What she got was a seriously ill puppy and a harsh lesson on the pitfalls of buying a dog on impulse. She also learned that Pennsylvania's Puppy Lemon Law doesn't cover all the costs...Tags: Pet Shops, Services, and Supplies, Health, Family, Diseases and Illnesses, Dog (animal)
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