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Border Paws chips away at deficit, continues strong adoption
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Border Paws chips away at deficit, continues strong adoption
Border Paws Animal Shelter is ringing in another year of helping animals as they prepare to offer new services. Read more: Giants secure second-round steal in Brady Leinenweber Amanda Williams, Border Paws president, presented to Lloydminster council on May 11 with an update on the organization’s 2025 operations. The shelter experienced a high volume of animal intakes, the majority of which were strays from within the city. “Last year, Border Pa…
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