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Colorado’s veterinary shortage: Animals being euthanized as owners struggle with costs, professionals labor to meet demand

By Rebecca Niemiec | January 1, 2024 | 0

https://gazette.com/life/pets/colorados-veterinary-shortage-animals-being-euthanized-as-owners-struggle-with-costs-professionals-labor-to-meet/article_c03ef9f8-8ee9-11ee-9bc3-ef0804334899.html

Denver Gazette article by Kelly Hayes

Tagged Companion Animal Welfare, Keeping People and Pets Together
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