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Monica Frid has fostered animals for more than 40 years. Now, through San Diego County Animal Services, she’s giving kittens the best start in life — and you can help too.
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Being an Animal Services Officer is more than just playing with puppies; it’s about keeping animals and the community safe.
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A dozen smiling dogs with wildly wagging tails led by Navy officers headed out to a Bonita trail for some exercise and fun Friday. This community service gives dogs a break from the shelter environment and lets them really stretch their legs. At the same time, it also helps advertise the foster program and adoption in the community. Visit fostering/Dogs Day Out on the San Diego County Department of Animal Services website to learn more about the program.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Houdini the Husky has performed his best trick yet with the help of a professional magician. The dog who needed a home after being adopted and returned seven times has vanished from the San Diego County Animal Shelter and is now in the loving and capable hands of his new best friend, a Las Vegas headlining magician.
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The County Department of Animal Services is doing its part to help dogs evacuated from Louisiana, which is being threatened by Hurricane Delta.
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San Diego County Animal Services are working with partner agencies to care for animals whisked away from fire danger. Animal Services staff are providing care and refuge for animals at two sites currently. For those in need, the Bonita shelter and the Iron Oak Canyon Ranch site are still accepting evacuated animals, small animals can go to Bonita and large animals can go to the Iron Oak Canyon Ranch site.
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Meet the Three Little Pigs! These bachelors are looking to give their roses to the perfect home this Valentine’s Day.
