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Grayling citizens are urging local officials to develop a special place local residents, tourists and people traveling on I-75 can spend time with their dogs. Katie Tinker, a Grayling resident, pitched the idea of developing a dog park in the Grayling area at the Grayling Charter Township Board of Trustees’ regular monthly meeting last week. For more on this story please click here.
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Cats in cages don't have a lot of things that are "their own" with their own scent. Stretch & Scratch is a great addition to any animal shelter. It keeps cats exercised and entertained, encourages their natural scratching behavior and it's something the cat can claim as their own that doesn't get washed and moved out of their cage every day. It helps gives a cat "ownership" of their cage, which makes them less stressed out. Please consider donating some of these to the Cherryland Humane Society in Traverse City (or any other animal shelter in your area). The cats really enjoy them and you'll be making a lot of kitties very happy. Please click on the photo and it will take you to the website. Your order can be sent directly to the animal shelter of your choice.
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The Pet Poison Helpline is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by veterinarians, licensed veterinary technicians, clinical toxicologists, and other health care professionals. There is a $35 consultation fee for their service. Click on the link above for more info.
Potty training issues? Is your cat peeing outside it's litter box? Is your new puppy not getting along with your other dog? The Michigan Humane Society Behavior Help Line is a FREE service that can provide you with answers to your questions about dog or cat behavior, suggestions on resolving basic behavior issues, and recommendations on where to go for help with more complex issues that can't be handled over the phone. Their staff and trained volunteers will do their best to provide helpful information. You can expect to receive a return phone call from them within 48 hours of the receipt of your message. Email your question by clicking on the photo - or call 248.650.0127 (photo from puppytoob.com)
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