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VIDEO: Research Being Conducted on Interaction of Bees, Plants at Lake...

LCR Staff - September 22, 2023 0

Animals Straying onto Jocotepec Roads

LCR Staff - July 9, 2023 0

19 Retired Police Dogs and Horse Available for Adoption

LCR Staff - July 5, 2023 0

Zapopan Considers Up to 9,000 Peso Fine for Leaving Pets in...

LCR Staff - June 27, 2023 0

Parrot Population Settles in Ajijic

LCR Staff - June 3, 2023 0

Lake Chapala Stocked with 12,000 Tilapia

LCR Staff - May 12, 2023 0

10 Tigers, 6 Jaguars, 5 Lions Seized in La Barca

LCR Staff - April 23, 2023 0

My Other Mexican Neighbors: the Visiting Varmints

LCR Staff - April 10, 2023 0

30 Dog Bites, Mostly From Pet Dogs, Reported in Chapala Between...

LCR Staff - April 1, 2023 0

After Accident, Mayor Lemus Resumes Project to Eliminate Calandrias with Horses

LCR Staff - March 25, 2023 0

Lake Chapala Stocked with 12,000 Tilapia Hatchlings

LCR Staff - March 25, 2023 0

Guadalajara Zoo Offers Discount for 35th Anniversary

LCR Staff - March 20, 2023 0

Jocotepec Will Provide Free Pet Sterilizations

LCR Staff - March 20, 2023 0

12 Animals Poisoned in Ajijic

LCR Staff - March 11, 2023 0

Dog Poisoning Incidents Erupt Again

LCR Staff - March 9, 2023 0

Jail Time Proposed for Kidnapping Pets in Jalisco

LCR Staff - January 29, 2023 0

San Juan Cosalá Fishermen Announce 80% Decrease of Fish Caught

LCR Staff - January 23, 2023 0

What to Do When Seeing Exotic Animal on Streets

LCR Staff - January 10, 2023 0

Fishermen, Businesses, Chapala Government Sign Pact to Prevent Further Damage to...

LCR Staff - November 20, 2022 0

Bird Flu Controls Strengthened

LCR Staff - November 16, 2022 0

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Pets-Animals

Rabies Alert in Jalisco: Authorities Activate Protocol After Suspected Case in Tonila

Horse Dies from Bee Stings in Ajijic

Mexican Agricultural Agencies Deploy Canine Units for Screwworm Detection in Livestock

Mexican Senate Passes Unanimous Ban on Dolphin Shows

Fish Deaths Monitored in Chapala; No Environmental Crisis Detected