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Vets on the Job

Handled pet emergencies, now dealing with delayed procedures

The COVID-19 pandemic altered health care practices not just for humans but for their animals as well.

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Just Doggone Fun

Experts offer advice to make dog park trips save, fun

Bella, right, Ryder and other dogs romp Saturday at the Cranberry Rotary Dog Park in Cranberry Community Park. Dog lovers can also take their pets to Jade's Dog Park in Alameda Park in Butler Township.

Dog parks can be a great place to let your pet roam free to his or her little heart's content. They can be an opportunity for Fido or Speedy to make friends and meet other dogs. It's also a great place for dog owners to meet other dog owners and socialize.

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FURRY LIFELINES

Adoptions up during COVID-19 pandemic

Litters of kittens now fill shelter

Butler County Humane Society director Jennifer DiCuccio shows off a few of the shelter's inhabitants, kittens Stormy, left, and Crow. The shelter has help for new pet owners. Full Bowls Full Hearts provides pet owners with free food and a rabies and microchip clinic is planned July 18.

RENFREW — The COVID-19 pandemic has cleared out the dog and cat cages at the Butler County Humane Society, at least for now.

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How to keep your pet safe in a disaster

Severe weather season has begun. Being prepared is essential during an emergency to be sure everyone — including your pets — is cared for. The American Kennel Club shares the following tips to keep your dog safe if disaster strikes.