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Animals
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The city of Lakeland takes seriously the serene animals for which it is known and rounds up the birds annually for physical checkups.

It's one small but creative idea for saving more of the 20,000 dogs and cats that end up in Hillsborough County's animal shelter every year.

A Cape Coral man did some rearranging of the phrase “a dog is a man’s best friend” recently.

When Flipper comes upside your boat, poking his cute schnoz in the air and making cute little squeaky noises, he can be hard to resist.

Appreciation aside, harassing or disturbing a manatee is a crime, as it should be.

First, the group Pet Come Home Inc. was awarded a $25,000 grant from the Florida Animal Friend Inc.

Sharpen your pens, you animal rights people. You’re not going to like this.

Residents in an eastern Leon County community are expressing alarm over a neighbor’s attempts to rid his property of pesky squirrels.

Rebuilding public confidence in the troubled agency is not a part-time job.

Please don’t feed the bears, or dolphins.

Many animals are adopted, finding new owners and happy homes through the Tallahassee Animal Service Center.

For the second time since May, Lee County Domestic Animal Services is in crisis.

Hundreds participated in effort to save whales after they were stranded in St. Lucie County.

For the second time since May, Lee County Domestic Animal Services is in crisis.

For the second time since May, Lee County Domestic Animal Services is in crisis.

It was called the Sanctuary Animal Refuge, but it was anything but that. It was a den of horrors.

Earlier this summer, in the Gulf waters near the Florida-Alabama border, somebody stabbed a screwdriver into the head of a bottlenose dolphin.

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Op Ed
Something needs to be done before we lose this valuable resource.
News Press of Fort Myers
Letter To The Editor
We have a serious problem in Rotonda. My little 9-pound poodle was carried off in my front yard by a coyote, about 120 pounds, on Saturday night...
Sarasota Herald-Tribune

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