Working Cats. What Are They?
When Taylor Marks moved to Elkton, Virginia to begin homesteading, she was looking for a way to keep pests out of her family’s garden without compromising their health by using harmful chemicals and pesticides.
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Microchips help lost pets get home
After a year of being lost, Kona was returned to the RHSPCA. Her story serves as a reminder of why it is so important to microchip your pets.
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