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Foxes spotted in West Palm Beach's Flamingo Park Historic District but no reason to fear - Vimarsana News

Foxes spotted in West Palm Beach's Flamingo Park Historic District but no reason to fear

Foxes generally eat mice and rats but will feed on kittens, rabbits, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, fruits, berries and insects.

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New Florida law prohibits local bans on pit bulls, other large breeds - Vimarsana News

New Florida law prohibits local bans on pit bulls, other large breeds

Dozens of new laws went into effect in Florida. One of the new rules deals with specific breeds of dogs, making some changes to the existing "Dangerous Dogs" law in the state.

Source: wtvr.com
New Florida law prohibits local bans on pit bulls, other large breeds - Vimarsana News

New Florida law prohibits local bans on pit bulls, other large breeds

One of the new rules deals with specific breeds of dogs, making some changes to the existing "Dangerous Dogs" law in the state.

New law restricts ban on pit bulls, other large breeds - Vimarsana News

New law restricts ban on pit bulls, other large breeds

Dozens of new laws went into effect in the state of Florida, starting Sunday. One rule deals with specific breeds of dogs, making some changes to the existing “Dangerous Dogs” law in the state.

Source: wptv.com
Crowding crisis: Palm Beach County shelter turns to euthanasia to clear cages - Vimarsana News

Crowding crisis: Palm Beach County shelter turns to euthanasia to clear cages

Not every animal makes it out of the shelter — especially when the kennels are full and more strays are coming in by the day. But an email blast that went out this week to volunteers at Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control left many in tears, worried that the dogs they walk, feed and “love on” will be killed to make room for new ones in need of a kennel. The shelter, which now cares for ...

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