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Albuquerque Journal newspaper stories

31. ABQJOURNAL RIO RANCHO: Three-day adoptathon seeks homes for pets on the West Side

... 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.        Each adopted pet will come spayed or neutered and microchipped. Pets also will have current vaccinations, a city rabies license and a voucher for a free health exam.        PetSmart will provide goody bags at its store to all adopters and transportation for those adopters ...
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32. ABQJOURNAL VET: Pets can Donate Blood, Too

... requirements to donate:     Dogs must:     Be between 2 and 8 years old.     Weigh 50 pounds or more.     Have current vaccinations for distemper, rabies and parvovirus.     Not have heartworms.     Have no ongoing medical problems or be a former transfusion recipient.     Cats must:     Be between ...
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33. ABQJOURNAL RIO RANCHO: Candidate Guilty of Animal Cruelty

... seat.        On Feb. 20, Rytter was found guilty in Municipal Court of cruelty to animals, restraint of an animal, failure to provide current rabies vaccination, and failure to provide license, permits and tags required for an animal, according to court records.        Under state statute, she had 15 ...
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34. ABQJOURNAL BUGMAN: Get snails drunk to drown 'em

... ? - T. M., Santa Fe        A: Plague is caused by the bite of infected fleas, not rodent droppings. However, it is possible to contract rabies from bat droppings in caves, so be careful.        I would suggest hiring a company that specializes in this sort of cleaning rather than exposing yourself ...
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35. ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: AROUND N.M.

... the high cost of gasoline. His executive order allows state agencies to implement four-day work weeks to lower commuting costs.     Counties Start Rabies Effort     SILVER CITY — A new rabies education effort has started in southwestern New Mexico to help control a strain of rabies that hit the area ...
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36. ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: Rabies Education Ongoing in Southwest NM

Tuesday, June 24, 2008 Rabies Education Ongoing in Southwest NM Associated Press            SILVER CITY A new rabies education effort has started in southwestern New Mexico to help control a strain of rabies that hit the area last year.     Grant County's extension office and the New Mexico ...
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37. ABQjournal NM: More Fox Calls in Silver City Area

... Walnut area of Grant County, where a man working on his house was bitten by a fox during the Memorial Day weekend. That fox tested positive for rabies.     At least three other people in the Silver City area were bitten by foxes this spring.     The state Department of Health has confirmed five cases ...
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38. ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: More Calls About Rabid Foxes in Silver City

... Walnut area of Grant County, where a man working on his house was bitten by a fox during the Memorial Day weekend. That fox tested positive for rabies.     At least three other people in the Silver City area were bitten by foxes this spring.     The state Department of Health has confirmed five cases ...
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39. ABQjournal NM: Volunteer Veterinarians Bring Their Skills to Rural American Indian Communities

... the "feral dog problem" - dogs over-breeding, running in packs and attacking livestock. They can diminish the value of hides, and if they have rabies, can spread disease. Zuni residents say animal overpopulation is exacerbated by people abandoning pets just outside of the pueblo.     "I think there ...
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40. ABQjournal West_News: Expert to Make Presentation About Benefits of Bats

... that she will debunk during her presentation, she said.     "I think one of the things that scares people most is they think they are going to get rabies. Only half of 1 percent of all bats carry rabies," she said.     Bats use the same migration pattern as birds, she said. They arrive in the spring ...
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