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Dalton area animal sanctuary helping ease burden felt by local veterinarians
In the five months since a veterinary clinic at Indraloka Animal Sanctuary opened, its mission to help area organizations is well underway.
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NEPA Animal Welfare Collaborative hosts Pet Adoption Event at Viewmont Mall
DICKSON CITY — The NEPA Animal Welfare Collaborative, an initiative of the Scranton Area Community Foundation, held a pet adoption event at the Viewmont Mall on…
Source: theweekender.com
NEPA Animal Welfare Collaborative to host pet adoption event and fundraiser
Support regional animal rescue initiatives — and maybe find a new best friend — this weekend.
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Back Mountain resident's lifelong quest to help animals in need morphs into dream job as director of Griffin Pond Animal Shelter
Ashley Wolo Ottaviani remembers saying she wanted to have her own animal rescue or shelter as a little girl.
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Low-cost spay and neuter clinic held in Luzerne County
The clinic cost $5 for strays and $10 for pets. Author: WNEP Web Staff Updated: 4:48 PM EDT July 29, 2021 WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — A mobile spay and neutering event was held in Luzerne County. The NEPA Animal Welfare Collaborative sponsored the clinic along Hazel Street in Wilkes-Barre. Officials say theres an overwhelming need for low-cost spay and neuter services for both domestic and feral cats. Pet owners had to pre-register for the clinic, which cost $5 for str...
Source: wnep.com