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by Babycakes Deux on August 16th, 2009
Is it right for the city to take away my cat because it got in a fight with the neighbor's puppy & killed it?
by justinrpg on March 18th, 2011
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Can you give me a penguin?
by Ice654 on October 28th, 2010
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A neighbor called the police to report my dog out of it's pen. I received a ticket. Do I have a right to know the reporting party's name?
by cricketcrace on September 14th, 2010
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Neighbor believed to have stolen our cat. She has done it before to others, she says no. Can we call the cops to have them check into this?
by missingcat on February 23rd, 2011
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Can someone legally keep my pet without having the papers for the animal?
by Kevin_C8564 on April 8th, 2011
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You're reading Alabama law,Pet owners can now have their dogs and cats vaccinated every three years rather than every year. Is this true? My mothers dog who I was about to take to the vet for a different issue hasn't had one in 2 years.
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I've always taken my dog yearly but I heard a rumor about the three year shot. It made me mad when she told me she forgot to take him for his last shot and now she thinks she'll be in trouble. He was going to the vet because he broke loose from his cable and wondered in the neighboor's yard and their dog bit him, their dog IS vaccinated by the way! I'm just going to tell the vet he's due for a rabies shot. Good to know though because I have a new puppy who is going in for her shots this week.
by Lady Hannibal on August 16th, 2009
Be sure to ask the vet specifically because not all vets use the same vaccinaions - some still opt for annual shots.
by Babycakes Deux on August 16th, 2009
Will do, thanks for the advice
by Lady Hannibal on August 16th, 2009