It's only been one week since we announced that we would again be collecting pet food for the Valley Outreach Food Shelf, and already our consultation room has more than 300 pounds stacked in a rapidly-overflowing corner.    Thank you so much for your generosity!   Dr. Baillie reports that, after the Pioneer Press picked up our announcement on March 8,  calls and drop-ins began to increase from all over the Official clinic greeter Kitty Moe enjoys perching on the pet food!east metro.   "Bags of dog and cat food are coming in, and some bird food as well", said Dr. Baillie.  "At this rate, we'll have to make two trips to the food shelf.  Last year's total was 650 pounds of food, and it looks like we'll exceed that this year."   The clinic will accept donations through the end of March FoodShare month; any brand, any size, for any kind of pet.

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Parrots, sheepdogs, foxhounds, Newfoundlands, canaries, lovebirds.  Goats, alligators, ponies, and many many cats, including a Siamese named Misty Malarky Ying Yang.  Since our nation's founding, we've always had presidents, and the presidents have always had pets.  

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