Lyla is part sheep dog and part poodle, but all about therapy
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Lyla is part sheep dog and part poodle, but all about therapy
The demand for veterinary services in Iowa — and across the country — grew during the pandemic as adoptions and the pet population increased. This demand has outpaced the number of graduating veterinarians, causing strain on a system that was already facing challenges pre-pandemic, various professionals told The Gazette.
The shortage of veterinarians is being felt across the industry, but some clinics — such as specialty and emergency practices — “have been particularly challenged.”
Festival expands entries from home and abroad with FilmFreeway portal
Archbishop Michael Jackels, who has led the Dubuque Archdiocese of the Catholic Church since 2013, will retire for health reasons.
Available at the Cedar Valley Humane Society
Indiana’s Fair Oaks Farms offers a modern look at farming all year round
Wall planters are a clever way to work plants into your home decor.
Ever since she started playing the violin nine years ago, seventh-grader Mira Gibbons hasn’t stopped. In fact, she’s just getting started.
Make sure everyone’s laughing and not humiliated on April Fools’ Day
Available for adoption at Cedar Rapids Animal Care & Control
Cedar Rapids church embraces folklore tradition
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