Pets in the paper – alpaca your bags for OSU!

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on August 11, 2009M at 11:47 am

Wow! We have lots to catch up since I left for a mini-vacation. Here are the animal stories in The Oklahoman since Friday -

Growing alpaca population spurs more training at OSU. (Stillwater, video below)
Smelly penguins, research await OSU team in Antarctica. (Stillwater)
Facial surgeris let dog flourish. (Tulsa)
Watching Wildlife in the Wichitas. (Lawton, blog)
As the wild boar population increases, the chase to bag them is getting more popular. (statewide)
Horse show gallops to close. (Oklahoma City, page 17a, Sunday)
Exterminator warns fo bee-killing ants. (Texas)
At least 27 reported ill in ground beef recall. (California)
Trotting on the “old Hollywood trail.” (California)
Rescuers unable to save whales. (Florida, page 4d, Tuesday)
Are you a bird watcher? (nationwide, page 1d, Sunday)

Staff Writer Carrie Coppernoll

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Oklahoman stories, animals, birds, bugs, cattle, dogs, farm animals, health, horses, marine mammals, pets, pigs, recall, wild animals

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