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An unhealthy piglet is repeatedly slammed against a wall to "euthanize" (kill) it.
Cahill said while animal control officers may euthanize wildlife suspected of rabies, a state lab tests them in only cases where a domestic pet or human has been exposed.— The Milford Daily News Homepage RSS
Some hospitals additionally made the controversial decision to euthanize bed-ridden patients in Katrina's wake, rather than risk watching them drown.— Bright Lights After Dark
Animal shelters across North Jersey are seeing a slight increase in abandoned pets because of owners 'financial difficulties but are not at the point where they need to euthanize because of overcrowding.— Latest News
What's new: Animal shelters across North Jersey are seeing a slight increase in abandoned pets because of owners 'financial difficulties, but are not at the point where they need to euthanize because of overcrowding.— Latest News
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