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Denmark Veterinary Science program continues to grow through student, staff dedication
Veterinary Science Program
An FFA member holds up Robin, one of two goats born on Denmark High School’s campus just four weeks ago. Neither the students nor staff knew that their goat, Quiver, was pregnant until just about a month before she was due to have the babies. - photo by Sabrina Kerns
In just in the past year, Denmark's Vet Science and FFA students have begun building a serenity garden on campus for the community, two students started a conservation effort to help save an endangered breed of rabbit, the program opened a doggy daycare for teachers at the school, seniors in the program helped to deliver two baby goats and the school’s senior veterinary science team is heading off to compete for the state FFA title.
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Furkids cat shelter celebrates purr-fect first year, plans for growth
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Volunteers with cats at the Furkids Fort and Michele Felker Cat Shelter. Photos courtesy of Furkids Fort and Michele Felker Cat Shelter
Furkids Animal Rescue and Shelters celebrated the one-year anniversary of their new cat shelter, Furkids Fort and Michele Felker Cat Shelter that they said has redefined the local approach to cat welfare.
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