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Bergen County Animal Shelter Reaches Capacity Bergen County Animal Shelter Reaches Capacity
Bergen County Animal Shelter Reaches Capacity If you're considering adopting a dog to cozy up with when the weather gets colder, now is the time. The Bergen County Animal Shelter and Adoption Center announced on Facebook it has reached full capacity and is looking for good homes for their dogs. Dogs include Wallace, an adult shar-pei, Reilly, a 2.5-year-old hound and boxer mix, Clooney, a two-year-old pit bull terrier mix, and Cowboy, a two-year old Labrador retriever.  And more! If interested, e-mail PETADOPTIONS@co.bergen.nj.us.

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by Sam Barron
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Starved Puppy Dumped On Roadside Of Jersey Shore Town Starved Puppy Dumped On Roadside Of Jersey Shore Town
Starved Puppy Dumped On Roadside Of Jersey Shore Town An emaciated puppy dumped on the side of the road of a Jersey Shore town will get a second chance at life. The 8-week-old puppy, now called Matilda, was found "skin and bones" with labored breathing, and unable to lift her own head near Myrtle Avenue in Neptune on Sunday night, May 7, the Monmouth County SPCA said. 🚨 Seeking information on starved puppy left dying on the street 🚨 Late Sunday night, our Animal Control Division... Posted by Monmouth County SPCA on Tuesday, May 9, 2023 "On the brink of death," the puppy was rushed to the SPCA shelter for urgent medical care, shaking and…

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by Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
Police In PA Seek Home For Dog Named After The Way She Walks Police In PA Seek Home For Dog Named After The Way She Walks
Police In PA Seek Home For Dog Named After The Way She Walks Police in Northampton County are seeking a good home for a dog who has not been claimed in a week. The 50-pound dog is believed to be a treeing walker coonhound and was found on Dec. 11, on the 2500 block of Burrowes Street, Palmer police said. She is likely less than two years old, very friendly and high-energy. The pup was named "Prancer," partly for the holiday season, but more so her walking style, police said. Police are willing to set up meet and greets with Prancer in accordance with social distancing guidelines. Call Deputy Chief Wayne Smith (610) 253-5844 Extensio…

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by Cecilia Levine
Lifestyle
Pascack Valley HS Student Wants To Save All The Dogs... One Painting At A Time Pascack Valley HS Student Wants To Save All The Dogs... One Painting At A Time
Pascack Valley HS Student Wants To Save All The Dogs... One Painting At A Time To River Vale's Hope Buzzelli, every rescue dog has a story. That epiphany came to her last summer while sitting on her couch next to her family's dog, Layla. Buzzelli has admired her dog's positive outlook on life since adopting her from Good Karma Dog Rescue three years ago. It was in that moment she felt inspired to paint Layla's portrait depicting just that. LaylaContributed "Dogs are all so optimistic," said Buzzelli, a junior at Pascack Valley Regional High School. "No matter what their past, they can enjoy where they are." What followed was a series of dog portraits primarily o…

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by Cecilia Levine