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Apr 7, 2021 Pets and people at the heart of what we do. Do you have a business mind and a social heart? Would you love to do a job that gives you an overwhelming feeling of satisfaction knowing that every day when you walk through the door you’re contributing to a lifetime of wellbeing for every pet? Are you looking for a new challenge and want to be a part of our amazing team?   Must have Degree – M.Med.Vet (Chir) Small Animals or Similar Registered with SAVC.A passionate general practice veterinarian (1 -2 + years of relevant work experience advantageous).Manage medical and routine h...

Willow, a house-trained golden retriever, seemed young to be experiencing incontinence. Not long after her owner, Jordan LaCasse, had her spayed, Willow began dribbling urine all over the house. “At first we thought maybe it was just because she had weaker muscles since she just had surgery,” said LaCasse. “Over time, the accidents got worse. And then she started to get pretty frequent UTIs as a result.” “It was so frustrating,” she continued. “Nobody could really figure out what was going on with her. We felt really bad because she was so young. And all the accidents were stres...

Credit Anne Mason Relative Theatrics is back on schedule with its eighth season. It's just announced a new play called The Care and Feeding of Small Animals, which will be streamed virtually while performed live by its cast. Relative Theatrics, founded in 2013 by Laramie native Anne Mason, has brought live theatre performances to the area. There were originally multiple plays set to be produced for Relative Theatrics' eighth season of programming. But after Mason realized that the pandemic was not going away anytime soon, she made changes. "So I got on to the New Play Exchange, which is this...

With the recent discovery of the nano-chameleon, the interest for miniaturized versions of relatively bigger animals experienced a spike. Why did these species opt to evolve into smaller versions of themselves?

WORCESTER — A city man charged with animal cruelty in connection with a dog that died from his injuries is now wanted on a warrant after failing to appear for his arraignment Monday in Worcester Central District Court. Shaquille Walker, 27, of 93 Gage St., Apt. B, is charged with animal cruelty. According to court documents, no probable cause was found on both charges of keeping/promoting an animal fight; and chaining, tethering, confining or restricting a dog. The dog suffered several injuries including bite and puncture wounds to her face, neck, both forearms, and inside the right ear....