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Man Pleads Not Guilty to Killing Rolando Veterinarian
A man accused of killing an 88-year-old veterinarian at the victim’s Rolando-area clinic pleaded not guilty Monday to murder.
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Veterinarian Killed After Catching Burglar in Rolando Clinic: San Diego Police
NBC 7’s Dana Griffin shares more about what made Dr. Kelly so special to his clients.
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Virginia Veterinarian Shares Experience of Volunteering to Help Pets in Ukraine
Two weeks ago, a Northern Virginia veterinarian overwhelmed with the urge to bring some relief to Ukraine packed her bags and flew there to use her abilities as a trained veterinarian to help animals and try to keep them alive in hopes of a reunion with their owners.
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‘We're Truly Facing a Crisis': SD Humane Society on Lack of Staffing
San Diego Humane Society President Dr. Gary Weitzman opens up about how a lack of staffing has led to the animal shelters struggling to keep up with demand.
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Veterinary Industry Facing Worker Shortage
NBC 7’s Steven Luke visits the San Diego Humane Society and shares how the veterinary industry is short on workers.
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Veterinarian Recovers Truck Stolen on Christmas Eve, but Not Without Losses
The vet said thieves are usually looking for drugs used in the care of large animals, such as ketamine, but in this case, they were left behind.
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Fallbrook Veterinarian's Stolen Truck Returned but Not Without Losses
A Christmas wish was fulfilled when the stolen truck was found but there is still more than $100,000 in equipment missing, reports NBC 7’s Dave Summers.
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Rare 2-Headed Baby Turtle Thrives at Massachusetts Animal Refuge
A rare two-headed diamondback terrapin turtle is alive and kicking — with all six of its legs — at the Birdsey Cape Wildlife Center in Massachusetts after hatching two weeks ago.
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New Local Vet Facility Aims to Provide Affordable Care for Pets
As vet costs rise, Anicira is hoping to help pet owners with the financial burden, reports NBC 7’s Dagmar Midcap
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‘It's Truly an Epidemic': Rare Dog Disease on the Rise in West LA County
Leptospirosis, a bacterial infection that can cause kidney failure, is becoming an epidemic for dogs on the west side of LA County.
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Veterinarians Stretched Thin in Waning Days of Pandemic
Vets are in short supply. NBC 7’s Allison Ash explains why.
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Veterinarians Stretched Thin in Waning Days of Pandemic
More than 12 million Americans adopted pets during the pandemic and now those pets need check-ups and booster shots but getting an appointment may not be as easy as it used to be. Veterinarians are scrambling to meet the demand, but some are telling NBC 7 it led to longer wait times and other workflow adjustments.
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Boy Sells Pokémon Card Collection to Save His Puppy
Bryson Kliemann’s family could not afford a life-saving treatment for his sick puppy, so the eight-year-old sold his prized Pokémon card collection to raise the money.
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COVID-19 Pet Boom Has Veterinarians Backlogged, Burned Out
Veterinarians nationwide are dealing with a COVID-19 pet boom.
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Prepare Your New Pet for Your Return to the Office by Taking These Steps Right Now
When human contact was in short supply last year droves of Americans turned to their local shelters and adopted pets. But your office is now making plans to bring its employees back together under one roof. Try explaining that to the new dog or cat that’s been spoiled rotten by your presence.
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Veterinarian Surgically Removes Shoe Inside 341-Pound Crocodile
A veterinary surgeon at the UF Veterinary Hospital surgically removed a shoe from the stomach of a 10.5-foot, 341-pound Nile crocodile.
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The Purrrfect Path To Pet Medicine
Amber Pfister talks to Steven Eidelman, CEO and Co-Founder of Modern Animal, about this new clinic and the virtual opportunities they’ve created.
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French Veterinary School Trains Dogs to Sniff Out Coronavirus
A team at a veterinary school in France is training dogs to identify the scent of people infected with COVID-19. Researchers hope this could provide an effective and cost-effective mitigation tactic in the near future.
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Beloved Pet Diagnosed With Life-Threatening Condition Saved Thanks to Local Non-Profit
A local woman says she is incredibly grateful to a non-profit organization that helped cover the cost of emergency surgery that saved her beloved Great Dane after she was laid off due to the coronavirus pandemic. Mariyah Moore, who is eight months pregnant, told NBC 7 she was laid off from her job at an area golf course recently due…
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Local Charity Helps Family Fund Life-Saving Operation for Pet
A local organization helped a family fund a life-saving operation for their beloved Great Dane.