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2. Rescue Beagle Can't Hold in Her Excited Howls When Reunited ...

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   A precious Beagle named Molly proved this in the sweetest way when she was reunited with her foster mom in North Carolina. Tribeagles dog rescue shared this priceless moment with their TikTok ...

3. 85 dogs, puppies rescued from suspected NC puppy mill are ...

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   The rescue is getting 11 of the 85 dogs, including four or five puppies Monday (March 11), which it will place in foster homes before making them available for adoption, Sandlin said. In addition ...

4. 47 dogs rescued from backyard breeder, animal hoarding home ...

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   Freedom Ride Rescue, a Raleigh-based nonprofit, is currently housing 10 of these dogs until they can be adopted into loving homes. The 37 other rescued dogs have been transferred to shelters ...

5. Pet rental - Wikipedia

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   Another form of pet renting includes puppy parties. Puppy parties usually include 5-10 puppies that are placed in a playpen for people to come and either cuddle, handle, or play with. If the people at the party are younger in age, they are instructed on how to properly handle the puppies. The puppies at these parties are usually between 2-6 ...

6. Pet adoption - Wikipedia

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   A study conducted by the United States National Council on Pet Population Study and Policy (NCPPSP) in 1998 found that the main reasons for pets being relinquished are: family moving, landlord will not allow pets, too many animals in household, cost of keeping the pet, owner is having personal problems, inadequate facilities, and no homes ...

7. North Carolina Animal Protection Act - Wikipedia

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   The Animal Welfare Act of 1966 in the United States began as a response to the treatment of laboratory animals.The 1966 Act set minimum standards for the handling, sale, and transport of cats, dogs, nonhuman primates, rabbits, hamsters, and guinea pigs held by animal dealers for pre-research in laboratories.