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Square FeetThe pet boom spurred by the pandemic has brought more attention to care for our four-legged friends. Veterinary companies are opening clinics, drawing more investors to vet real estate.Paddington,

On a flight back from Florida to Colorado last Thursday, David and Michele Weingarden weren’t sure what to tell their kids about the family dog, Jedi.The family was boarding a

Americans face a moment of reckoning with their pandemic pups — and the money they spend on them.Apollo, a black Labrador in Silver City, N.M., is complicating his owner’s moving

AdvertisementSupported byA recent C.D.C. rabies rule, pricey pet ‘tickets’ and limits on animals in airline cabins are making traveling with a pet more complicated.By Debra KaminVivian Harvey, 81, goes to

Dec 30, 2021Cars are pictured in line at the Chautauqua County Humane Society’s Drive-Thru Pet Pantry at the James Prendergast Library on Wednesday afternoon. A line of vehicles wrapped around

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A dog peeks through an opening in his kennel at the BARC Animal Shelter & Adoption center Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022 in Houston. The city updated its animal code Wednesday,

The Great ReadWith “MeatEater” on Netflix and a growing roster of podcasts, he is teaching a new kind of hunter about how killing animals can be part of loving nature.Steven

The cats and dogs that helped us through the pandemic are increasingly being dumped in the street or handed over to charities – and shelters are dealing with the fallout