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The pet population problem Every year, millions of unwanted dogs and cats, including puppies and kittens, are needlessly put to death in animal shelters. The good news is that every pet owner can make a difference. By having your dog...

Don’t let the economy get you down. (Wikimedia) Saving money is on everyone’s mind these days. While we can cut back on that cup of Starbucks or a new pair of shoes, we can’t stop providing for our pets. On...

The primary reason pets are given up to animal shelters is unfulfilled expectations, so make an informed decision. Find out how to choose the right cat to join your family.

UF veterinary college names 2007 Distinguished Award winners Filed under Campus, Awards & Honors, Announcements on Monday, May 14, 2007. GAINESVILLE, Fla. – A small-animal practice owner, a livestock reproduction specialist and a North Florida dairyman have been honored in...

By JOYCE McKENZIE, The Tampa Tribune Published: June 27, 2007 TEMPLE TERRACE – When his wife, Sarah, is happy, Leon Mandell is happy. And, when Francis – the couple’s 17-year-old longhaired silky black cat with a multitude of health problems...

Published in the Tampa Tribune, June 12, 2007 TEMPLE TERRACE – Link Welborn is the American Animal Hospital Association’s Practitioner of the Year. Welborn, a resident of Carrollwood, has practices in Temple Terrace, New Tampa, south Tampa and Town ‘N...