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171. ABQjournal: Animal Clinic Moves to New Location to Offer More Services

... have about 30,000 patients in our database," Hensley said, "although not all of those are currently active. But I do know that we give more than 700 rabies shots each month."     As she talked, she was putting stamps on another 700 reminders for shots during the coming month.     Because the clinic ...
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172. ABQjournal: Loose Dogs Get Teeth Into 2 Golfers

...     Horton, who declined to speak to reporters, told the officers the pit bull is named "Chica" and the Shar-Pei "Baby."     Beserra said both dogs' rabies vaccinations had expired and the animals would be quarantined for 10 days.     "The owner did not know if she would keep the dogs," Beserra said ...
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173. ABQjournal: North Carolina Man Mauled By Dogs In Grant County

... up the three dogs but was unable to capture others he saw in the area. He said that once they are captured they will be destroyed and tested for rabies.     County officials said loose dogs have been a problem in the area for years. 
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174. ABQjournal: Around Albuquerque

... -based spay-neuter program has room for about 90 animals. Co-payments range from $15 to $35, depending on the animal's size and sex, and includes rabies and booster shots and a county license.     Valencia County families earning $20,000 or less, or individuals with incomes of $17,000 or less, are eligible ...
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175. ABQjournal: Prep Picks

... 're a running team.     La Cueva by 10     Saturday     St. Pius at Artesia: These Bulldogs have bitten me so often I'm running out of fresh skin for rabies shots. The Sartans won't be intimidated, but Artesia's a bit more battle-tested.     Artesia by 7     Aztec at Belen: This pick is so tough, I decided ...
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176. ABQjournal: Spay or Neuter Large Dogs for Little Cost

... Inc., offers savings of up to $150 to qualified pet owners. There is a $20 or $25 co-pay, depending on the sex of the animal. The co-pay includes rabies and booster shots.     "Big dogs" include shepherds, retrievers, Rottweilers, chows, Dobermans, Dalmatians, pit bulls and large mixed breeds.     If ...
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177. ABQjournal: Edgewood Starts Selling Animal Licenses

... on the town's animal control programs including pet licensing is available at the town offices. To license a pet, animal owners must bring proof of rabies vaccination. A veterinarian's rabies certificate or receipt including a description of the vaccinated animal are acceptable documentation, Nelson ...
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178. ABQjournal: Health Agency Says It's Ready To Respond to Bioterrorism

... Corners area where New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Colorado meet.     State health workers routinely monitor a host of diseases, including plague, rabies and influenza. They've investigated occasional anthrax in cows. Six years ago, they gave 7,000 doses of vaccine to residents of rural communities northwest ...
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179. ABQjournal: Abide by Vaccination Law; Get Pets Checked

... By Dr. Jeff Nichol For the Journal     Q: We understand that the New Mexico Legislature was considering a measure that lengthened the time between rabies vaccinations for cats and dogs beyond the current annual requirement. Does my indoor cat still need an annual rabies shot?     Dr. Nichol: That's ...
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180. ABQjournal: Bully Won't Quit Trying to Claim Yard

... a cat fight, and how can I keep this cat out of my yard?     Dr. Nichol: This had to be frightening. While this cat may have lost his mind, or has rabies, it is far more likely that you were in the wrong place at the wrong time doing the wrong thing.     Cats are interesting. They can be mighty intense ...
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