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Humane Society launches 5th Annual Vet Bill Match Program - Vimarsana News

Humane Society launches 5th Annual Vet Bill Match Program

Jan 18, 2021 In the TWV file photo from October 2020, Lashanda Sandy plays with Spud at the Marion County Humane Society.TWV FILE PHOTO MONONGAH — Every month, the Marion County Humane Society pays hundreds of dollars to cover vet bills. From getting new animals spayed or neutered, to testing them for diseases and conditions, the bills rack up. “It’s not uncommon for us to spay and neuter up to 20 animals a month that are coming through here,” said Frankie Spatafore, shelter manager at the Marion County Humane Society. “Right now, about every other dog that comes into...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20171203:02:52:00

Evening he talked to the president and he talked to ivanka interrupt a couple times. he decided to stick to his deficit hawk credentials, and couldn't stomach the idea that this bill would add so much money to the deficit. he's likely to be the one republican no vote in what's otherwise going to be a straight party line split when they get around to actually votes on this bill sometime early this morning it looks like. >> what happens for the american people? >> the house and senate getting together to make their versions of this bill match, has a lot of unanswered questions. the two bills don...

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They could pass without his vote. but the republicans still wanted him. he's still a respected figure in the caucus and they hoped they could present a united front. corker himself said that he had talked to the president and that he talked to ivanka trump a couple of times trying to get him to come around on this bill but he decided to stick to his deficit-hawk credentials and couldn't stomach the idea that this bill would add so much money to the deficit. he's likely to be the one republican no vote in what's otherwise going to be a straight party line split when they get around to actually ...