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Local Pets Resources: Thursday Is National Pet Day

Where can I care for my pet in Baldwin-Whitehall? Or should I adopt?

National Pet Day is Thursday, April 11, and what better time to care for your critter? Or perhaps this is the right time to adopt a new pet.

According to petdayusa.com, the day was started by celebrity pet lifestyle expert and animal welfare advocate Colleen Paige in order "to celebrate the joy pets bring to our lives and to create public awareness about the plight of many different kinds of animals awaiting a forever home in shelters all across the nation."

There are a few popular Pittsburgh-area shelters where you can adopt pets, including Animal Friends along Camp Horne Road in Ohio Township and the Animal Rescue League along Hamilton Avenue in Larimer.

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If adoption's not for you, the immediate Baldwin-Whitehall area still offers many places to care for your current pet on National Pet Day. Here are some of those local resources:

Obedience Training

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Keystone Canine Club - Brownsville Road, Baldwin Borough

Pet Sitting

Paw Prints Pet Service - Castleview Drive, Baldwin Borough

Pet Tender - Norma Drive, Baldwin Borough

Veterinarians

Always Compassionate Veterinary Care - Route 51, Whitehall Borough

Metropolitan Veterinary Center South - McNeilly Road, Baldwin Township

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