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Chinchillas catching on as house pets (Albany Democrat-Herald)
Not so long ago, chinchillas were known for their fur rather than as pets. Fortunately for these wonderful creatures, over the last decade, chinchillas have grown increasingly popular as pets.

DeSoto Co. deacon brings pets into life of Episcopal congregation (WREG-TV Me...
OLIVE BRANCH, Miss. The Reverend Bruce Cheney welcomes sinners _ people like himself, he says _ to Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Olive Branch. And he also welcomes pets, specifically his dog Jake and a cat named Priest.

Dogs Poisoned By PB&J Sandwiches? (WCVB TheBostonChannel.com via Yahoo! N...
Swansea dog owners are being cautioned to watch out for what their pets may eat while out on wallks.

Skin-deep love for pets (The Oregonian)
Wherever Danielle Silverstein goes, her French bulldog, Hellon, is always with her. Mostly, the real, wiggling, friendly canine version of Hellon is by Silverstein's side. But when Hellon isn't physically there, she's still with her owner "in the flesh" -- Hellon is tattooed on Silverstein's calf.

Pets of Week (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
Cody is a sweet 7-week-old male. For adoption information, please contact Pet Neutering and Adoption Services. This brother and sister duo was found behind the shelter when we showed up for work one day!

Pets of the Week (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
Delia is a de-light! In spring 2004, Delia had six kittens who looked just like her. She was a doting mother and, eventually, all her babies found good homes. Now, Delia's ready for her own life. She just can't understand why no one will take her home, and frankly, we can't either!

High fines proposed for unruly pets (Sun Herald)
Pet owners beware. Charlotte County wants to slap fines as high as $500 on pet owners who fail to prevent their potentially "threatening, dangerous or vicious" animals from attacking.

Fat Cats, Poor Prognosis (Washington Post)
The saying goes that pets look like their owners. These days, that old saw holds more truth than ever, as the obesity epidemic expands to dogs and cats.

Kids eat in one room, pets in another (Bradenton Herald)
Physician, heal thyself. Or, at least, take thine own advice.

Pets are at risk for West Nile Virus (WALB News 10)
Albany -- Your pet is also at risk of getting West Nile. Albany veterinarian Ira Roth is treating a dog who tested positive for the virus. The labrador retriever is an outdoor dog and showed strange behavior such as a head bob, and it wouldn't use its front legs.