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Introducing a new puppy to your household can bring many rewards. However, getting the hang of things can take some time, especially for first-time pet owners.
In fact, it takes the average pet owner almost four months to get into the flow with a new four-legged family member, according to a survey by Royal Canin. Eight in 10 respondents said the first year of pet ownership is the most important, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy. The survey found 64% believe the first year is also the most difficult and deciding how to train a new pet was cited as the most important decision pet parents have to make.
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Frankie waits patiently to be adopted at Animal Protectors of Allegheny Valley in New Kensington on Jan. 7.
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Skipper is one of the dogs up for adoption at Animal Protectors of Allegheny Valley in New Kensington on Jan. 7.
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Have your heart set on a pup? Getting the hang of things can take some time, especially for first-time pet owners, according to Family Features a lifestyles source.
According a survey by Royal Canin, a company that focuses on the health of dogs and cats, it takes the average pet owner almost four months to get into the flow with a new four-legged family member.
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When the COVID-19 pandemic began in early March, the Taos Community Foundation saw a crisis in the making and opened an emergency action fund. I set a goal of $1 million to raise to meet the needs of our community, not even knowing what the needs were going to be at that time, said Lisa O Brien, director of the Taos Community Foundation.
She created a campaign â The Fund For Taos â and began bringing in donations from private and corporate donors. The first wave of funding went to meet immediate needs at Taos area food pantries and community shelters.
The fund was designed to provide money to nonprofits, not individuals. O Brien said she wanted to see how organizations were pivoting in their work due to the pandemic and reward systemic changes that would have a lasting impact on the community.
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