PITTSBURGH — Humane Animal Rescue officials said they are now offering emergency pet boarding for owners who are sick and not able to care for animals due to the coronavirus.
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The facility said dogs and cats will be accepted into the 14-day program. Space is limited and will be prioritized to pets with no other options.
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— Humane Animal Rescue (@HARSavesLives) April 13, 2020
We're now offering emergency boarding for pet owners who are ill & unable to care for their pet(s) due to COVID-19. Dogs & cats will be accepted into the 14-day emergency boarding program. (1/3) @CityPGH
Veterinarians at the facility said they are now offering telemedicine appointments and medication delivery for current clients.
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