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University of Arizona Explores Impact of "Station Dogs" on First Responders

The exterior of Jackpot Veterinary Center: a brick building with flowers in front and signs reading "Jackpot Large Animal Hospital."

An Insider's Look into Jackpot Veterinary Center

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In The Media: UANews

Exterior of VCA Valley Animal Hospital and Emergency Center

An Insider’s Look into VCA Valley Animal Hospital and Emergency Center

Dr. Lindsay Juhl holds a small orange kitten and smiles.

An Insider's Look at Civano Animal Hospital

A golden retriever sits in front of an American flag.

In the Media: Can Service Dogs Help Veterans?

Beagle looking at camera.

In the Media: Can Dogs Use Language?

Deianira Smith wears graduation regalia and holds a black cat.

VetCat Graduation Stories: Deianira Smith

Shannon Khodadad wears graduation regalia and sits on the steps of a University of Arizona building.

VetCat Graduation Stories: Shannon Khodadad

Alexis Tostado wears graduation regalia and holds her cap in the air.

VetCat Graduation Stories: Alexis Tostado

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