VIDEO: A Home for Injured Wildlife
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The Department of Animal Services teams up with Project Wildlife to help treat and release thousands of wild animals in the County each year.
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The Department of Animal Services teams up with Project Wildlife to help treat and release thousands of wild animals in the County each year.
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Animal Services staff went through training on how to care for abandoned reptiles and get them ready for adoption.
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A horse among 31 recently rescued by Animal Services gave birth, and the shelter’s location inspired the baby’s name.
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Two snakes – one black, one piebald – were taken into custody by Animal Services after they were left behind in a residence downtown.
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The Finding Rover App sees its first success with the County’s Department of Animal Services.
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4th of July fireworks scared some dogs from their homes, but luckily they ended up in County Animal Shelters.
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Animal Services gets called out twice a day to help a dog left alone in a hot car. Learn how the department rescues dogs from locked cars and what it could cost pet owners.