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The Idaho Humane Society is warning people about a scam preying on animal owners who have lost their beloved pet
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With the use of technology, more people than ever are being tricked out of their money and falling victim to scams.
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Fireworks can be traumatic – and dangerous – for pets. The loud noises can cause dogs, in particular, to run away. As the Fourth of July celebration approaches, the Idaho Humane Society shares ways to keep our four, three and two legged friends as calm and safe as possible.
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The Lake Lowell Animal Rescue brings pets that have been dumped at the Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge out of the cold and finds them new homes.
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As reports of a “mystery dog illness” surface around the country, local experts share tips to keep dogs happy and healthy this holiday season.
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Dogs are coming down with respiratory illness, and the causes are unclear. Fortunately not many dogs are dying due to the illness, but these cases could mean that a new disease is impacting American dogs.
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It's "Adopt a Senior Pet" month and we have the reasons why that's such a great idea!
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In today's digital world scams are on the rise, with new ways of tricking people out of their money emerging every day. And according to the Idaho Humane Society one of those scams is targeting pet owners, specifically owners who have lost their pet.
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Although August shouldn’t be as hot as a record-breaking July, the majority of western states could see above average temperatures throughout the rest of the summer. That means extra precautions may be necessary to keep pets and livestock healthy and safe.
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Every year rabid bats are found in Idaho. Last year, 27 bats with rabies were found in the Gem State. And while bats are very beneficial little mammals and shouldn’t be made into the bad guy, it is a good idea to protect yourself and your pets from coming into contact with a possibly rabid bat.