Citigroup to $75 million in settlement over subprime holdings - Post-BulletinCitigroup to $75 million in settlement over subprime holdingsPost-BulletinFrozen mice for exotic pets blamed for increase in salmonella cases Take mice from freezer. Thaw (but not in the microwave, please). Feed to pet snakes. ...and more »
Added to the Recall List: Millions of Frozen Mice - New York TimesNew York TimesAdded to the Recall List: Millions of Frozen MiceNew York TimesThe illnesses have been traced to frozen mice sold over the Internet as food for exotic pets by a small Georgia company called MiceDirect. ...and more »
Sherwood vet treats exotic animals, wildlife with care - Polaskinews.netSherwood vet treats exotic animals, wildlife with carePolaskinews.net... including her own boss, North Hills Animal Hospital veterinarian Amy Hawley has found innovative ways to treat exotic pets and wildlife in Arkansas. ...
Seminole man charged under new exotic animal leash law - 10 ConnectsSeminole man charged under new exotic animal leash law10 ConnectsThe new law, which took effect July 1st, calls for stiffer penalties for the owners of exotic pets, like python and iguanas, that get loose. ...and more »
Black Pine dedicating new clinic Sunday - KPCnews.comBlack Pine dedicating new clinic SundayKPCnews.comBlack Pine is a 501(c)(3) non-profit exotic animal sanctuary that provides permanent refuge to displaced exotic “pets” and retired performers. ...and more »
Health Insurance Reform? It's for the Dogs! (And Cats, and Exotic Pets Too) - AOL NewsZootoo.comHealth Insurance Reform? It's for the Dogs! (And Cats, and Exotic Pets Too)AOL NewsBut now, one state -- California -- is leading the way toward affordable health insurance, for pets, that is. California Democratic State Assemblyman Dave ...Health Insurance Reform? It's for the Dogs! (And Cats, and Exotic Pets Too)AOL Newsall 14 news articles »
The Trouble With Tigers - NewsweekThe Trouble With TigersNewsweekMissouri, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio and Oklahoma still have few regulations on exotic pets, according to the Humane Society. And the market has shifted ...
| FAQ