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As shelters focus on saving more lives, hold times may grow longer. But longer stays can mean greater risks to animals' health and temperament. Use our resources to ensure your organization provides the highest standard of care, and sends more animals home healthy and happy:
  Get Animal Sheltering magazine's tips on adjusting your health protocols to allow for longer hold times.
  View all of our veterinary resources.
 November-December 2009
  
     
   

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