This is the time of the year when we are getting outside and re-starting an exercise regime. Yeah, for our dogs. They love it when we take them along. They get to catch up on all the “pee mail” left on mailboxes […]
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Are you an active, healthy, financially secure person with time on your hands and love in your heart? Has your adult children moved out on their own, gone off to college, married and created a new life for themselves? Do you like
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Let me tell you a story. Once upon a time, there was this beautiful stray dog wandering around looking for her family. Where did they go? Did they drop her off? Did she run away? No one seemed to know or care.
Pals for Paws is happy to announce that we have formed a relationship with Spay2Save of Carteret County to offer spay/neutering of dogs and cats at an affordable rate. Spay2Save has a mobile clinic that they are able to park in different
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No doubt that you have heard this a million times before – we all need exercise. This is just as important for our four-legged friends. With most exercise programs, while his person works out, a dog stays home alone, counting squirrels
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Update: Great news, Poppy’s back home! Please be on the lookout for Poppy and help return him to his owner. He went missing on April 3rd from the Simmons Street area and close to CarolinaEast Hospital. Please call 252-497-1901 if he’s found
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As the person that answers the telephones for Pals for Paws, I can tell you that this is a very sad and emotional question. The pet owner has died and no one now wants the pet. The pet is wonderful, healthy, loving
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Brogan ‘These are the things I firmly wish you: someone to love, some work to do, a bit of sun, a bit of cheer, and a good dog always near.” Brogan is certainly a handsome lad. He is about 18 months old,
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Do you want laid back? Meet Josie. She is a 45 lb, female, black and tan shepherd mix. We have been having a debate about how much shepherd she is. Who knows what breed. She is just plain wonderful and does not need a title. She
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May is one of those dogs that it is hard to determine a breed. Maybe Hound, spots like a Dalmation, a great mixture of whatever. A very nice looking spayed female dog. She is about two years old and weighs 35 lbs. She is affectionate, full
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