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Story by Steve Kozachik Director of PACC
When people think of Pima Animal Care Center, the most common focus is on the place to go if you want to adopt a dog or a cat. And while that’s true, PACC serves the community in many more ways. Some of that is ‘back-of-house’ services that many people are not ev...

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Story Inspired by Genie Joseph The Human-Animal Connection 

When people think of therapy animals, dogs and horses often come to mind, but donkeys are quietly making their mark as some of the most effective and empathetic therapy partners around. With their gentle nature, intuitive sensitivity, and steady pace, donkeys offer a unique kind of emotional...

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Story by Rebecca West

Images courtesy of TPD Service Dog Unit
As some of you may recall, in October of 2023, a K-9 with the Tucson Police Department was shot while responding to a call involving an armed man at Reid Park suffering from an emotional health crisis. While mental health professionals attempted to de-escalate the situation ov...

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Story by Jen Lisk, Jenny Cain & Jeremy Brown of The Complete Canine

 
The holiday season is a time of joy, laughter, and family, furry ones included. But amid the celebrations, the sights, smells, and routines in our homes change dramatically. From rich foods to sparkling décor, it’s easy for our pets to get into trouble without us rea...

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Story by Bonnie Craig 

Happy fall, Tucson dogs! The leaves may not get colorful in our neck of the woods until December, but it sure must be nice to have cool nights and mornings to frolic and fetch, free from those embarrassing booties the humans make you wear all summer long. Of course, somehow you sense that they do it out of love, much like nail ...

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