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| Pick up your copy of the Spring 2012 issue edition of Urban Animal magazine at any Café Brazil or JC’s Burger House. |
The plan for a no-kill community in Dallas
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Members of the Dallas Companion Animal Project, all leaders in Dallas' animal welfare community, have submitted a plan to the City of Dallas' Quality of Life Committee that would make Dallas a "no-kill" city in five years time. The chair of the Dallas CAP task force, Rebecca Poling, says that one of the key elements is to get community support for the project.
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Larry Powell
How the habits of dogs can change the path of civilization: Cosmo realized he could bring change at the Powell household by flopping down in doorways and changing the flow of the other residents through the house.
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Ask Dog Lady
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Merlin, the adopted half Lab at Frank's house, is getting conflicting signals from the other family members. And Anna is thinking about getting a puppy, but she already has a cat. Problem or opportunity?
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Part of Our Family
Michele Houston and Linda Morash have a house full of rescues and a story behind every one. Hazel is the pack cheerleader and makes sure everyone gets some love.
Bob Walton photo
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