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PET formulates strategy to become “world class green terminal”

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Tanjung Uban PLB in the future can be utilized for the ‘Supplier Held Stock’ (SHS) program which so far has mostly been carried out in Singapore. Jakarta (ANTARA) – PT Pertamina Energy Terminal (PET) is devising a strategy to realize its aspirations to become a “world class green terminal”, including the operation of the Tanjung Uban Bonded Logistics Center (PLB) which has been running since July 2022 and has received its first cargo as of August 2022. “In the future, the Tanjung Uban PLB can be used for the ‘Supplier Held Stock’ (SHS) program, which so far has mostly been…
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Pickering to ban rodenticides on city properties due to dangers to pets

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An upcoming policy in Pickering will ban rat poison and other rodenticides on all city properties. On Monday, the city council heard from delegates about the risks posed to dogs as they chase poisoned animals in their backyards. “Since rodenticides don’t kill instantly, rodents remain active and available as prey,” said Janice Freund, a member of the group Rodenticide Free Ontario. “Predators do not recognize the presence of poison in the prey, leading to unintended exposure and poisoning.” “I myself have lost one of my sweet rescue dogs to rodenticide toxicity,” said Allison Hansen. “I [was] sitting in a budget…
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How many hours a day do dogs sleep? Average sleep for puppies, seniors

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Is there anything cuter than a sleeping puppy? You look over from the table and there they are, man’s best friend sleeping amid the chaos of your household. They may even be dreaming about you. It’s a swoon-worthy sight, but new pet owners may not know if their dog is sleeping too much, or too little. USA TODAY asked a veterinarian about everything you need to know when it comes to sleep for our furry friends. How many hours a day do dogs sleep? Most dogs sleep about half the day, says veterinarian Nicole Savageau. That’s about 12-14 hours. This…
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BC Ferries pet pilot allows dogs on some outside decks

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BC Ferries is letting pet owners bring their dogs and cats to the outside upper decks of vessels along three routes this summer under its expanded pet pilot program. Starting today, May 15, cats and dogs are allowed on select areas of outside upper decks on ferries traveling between Horseshoe Bay-Departure Bay, Comox-Powell River and Earls Cove-Salery Bay. Dogs must be on a one-metre leash, and cats must be in a travel carrier while on the outer decks. To access the outer decks, pet owners must use designated stairwells and entrances that are marked by paw prints on the ground.…
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Olivia Plath Seeks to Rehome Hedgehog Because She Is Unable to Give Pet the ‘Care She Deserves’

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In December, the Welcome to Plathville star revealed that she and her husband Ethan moved from Florida to Minnesota Olivia Plath/Instagram Olivia Plath is looking for a new home for her pet hedgehog. the Welcome to Plathville star, 25, announced on her Instagram Story that she is rehoming her pet hedgehog named Halle. The news comes a few months after Olivia and her husband, Ethan Plathrelocated from Florida to Minnesota. “I am unable right now to give her the attention and care she deserves and would rather see her go to a new, loving, hedgie-friendly home,” Plath wrote on her…
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Animal shelters at ‘crisis level’ as people unable to afford pets

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Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News At least one no-kill shelter considering putting down animals Published April 28, 2023 • Last updated 5 days ago • 2 minute read Sidney is available for adoption from the SPCA. Photo by BC SPCA /Handouts Article content As the cost of living continues to rise in BC, more and more people are surrendering their pets. Now, some Lower Mainland shelters are nearing capacity. Advertisements 2 This advertisement has not been loaded yet, but your article continues below. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your…
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Humane society’s microchip clinic a chance to keep pets protected

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GHS is committed to safeguarding local pets and supporting pet owners in our community through the delivery of microchip clinics that offer access to permanent identification The Guelph Humane Society is hosting a microchip clinic this weekend, a step that will help ensure lost pets are found as quickly as possible. “When a pet goes missing it can be an extremely stressful experience — if the pet doesn’t have any form of identification, it can be even more traumatic.” says Lisa Veit, GHS’s executive director, in a news release. Microchipping is a safe and common procedure that only takes a…
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Unhappy Easter for three pet bunnies abandoned in woodland in West Yorkshire

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Three pet rabbits are being treated after they were abandoned in a “filthy” cage on Easter Monday. The female bunnies were dumped in woodland in West Yorkshire and were found at around 8pm by a dog walker in woods off Manchester Road – between Marsden and Slaithwaite. Two of the rabbits were underweight and had visible fur loss and urine-soaked paws. The dog walker took the animals home and gave them fresh bedding before they were collected the following morning by the RSPCA and taken for veterinary treatment. The incident comes as the RSPCA and other welfare organizations grapple with…
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