Leo the arson survivor dog begins new life with trusted trainer
Leo, a 3-year-old likely St Bernard mix, survived severe burns from an arson at his Carson Estates home. Dana Renor, a local dog trainer, earned his trust, socialized him, and now seeks a loving indoor home with a fenced yard. Prospective adopters can call 505-751-3108 for intake.
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Taos Clinic Helps Restore Aggressive Dog Leo’s Health
Veterinarian Ted Schupbach and Taos Veterinary Clinic staff including Brian Stowe Summer Wood and Nicole Narlock aided Leo’s rehabilitation. Four Corners Animal League’s Pennie Wardlow supplied dog food while Taos Kennels owner Vee Adams loaned a kennel and offered training. Renor praised the progress and the potential happy ending for a dog that endured much.
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State improves in hunger and food insecurity ratings
New Mexico rises from first to fifth in food insecurity and from third to 13th in hunger per Food Research and Action Center. The state credits joint efforts by HSD CYFD and partners, citing more than 93 000 families on Food Stamps totaling about 240 000 people and $224 million in federal aid this fiscal year.
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Food Research and Action Center
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