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Adopt-a-Pet

The Adopt-A-Pet Slideshow

Pet of the Week

This is Megan, Boyd, Sofia & Jax Palmer from Blue Ash and they adopted a kitten.

ADOPT-A-PET on LOCAL 12

- Tuesday at 4:00PM
- Wednesday at 7:45AM
- Don't miss the adopt a pet segment on LOCAL 12 Saturday between 7 and 8am.

Sponsored by Kroger and the SPCA

KROGER MOBILE ADOPTION UNIT

Kroger and WKRC-TV are proud sponsors of the SPCA Cincinnati Mobile Adoption Unit.

Nearly every week, the Mobile Unit brings adoptable pets to area Kroger stores and special events.

To find out where SPCA Cincinnati will be next, tune in to the Adopt-A-Pet and "Reigning Cats and Dogs" segments!

2011 Adopt a Pet Remotes *All remotes occur from 6am-8am
Date	Location	Address	Phone Number
Saturday, May 21	Montgomery Kroger	9939 Montgomery Road	513.793.6451
Saturday, June 4	Harrison Marketplace Kroger	10477 Harrison Avenue	513.367.2100
Saturday, July 9	Fairfield Kroger	560 Wessel Drive	513.858.8200
Saturday, July 23	Mariemont Kroger	7385 Wooster Pike	513.271.9320
Saturday, August 6	Delhi Kroger	5080 Delhi Avenue	513.451.7200
Saturday, August 20	Newport Marketplace Kroger	130 Pavilion Parkway	859.292.5640

Can't Adopt But Want to Help

Click here to donate online to the Adopt-A Pet Fund

Is Your Pet Insured?

How Pet Insurance Works With Kroger's Pet Insurance plans, you have the freedom to use any veterinarian nationwide — including emergency care clinics, specialists and holistic care providers.

Whenever your dog or cat needs to visit the veterinarian, simply take a claim form with you and pay your vet at checkout like normal. You'll then file the claim, and you'll be reimbursed for 90% of your expenses after a per incident deductible.

Pet Insurance Plans

When you consider your veterinary bills, you're probably most concerned about the unforeseen expenses. What if your dog eats something she shouldn't? What if your cat contracts cancer? Are you prepared for these types of unexpected veterinary costs?

Pet Insurance Accident and Value plans are popular because they protect against vet bills like:
Accidents	Hospitalization
Illnesses	Medication
Diagnostic tests	Surgeries
Lab Fees	X-rays
Interested in more comprehensive coverage pet health coverage? The Basic and Preferred pet insurance plans offer higher coverage limits for accident and illness treatment along with coverage for routine care expenses including:
Annual Exams	Prescription flea control
Behavior training	Spay or neuter
Heartworm protection	Vaccinations

Whether you are considering dog insurance or cat insurance, you can choose from a variety of pet insurance coverage options that can help protect your pet against maladies ranging from common injury to serious illness.

For more details about pet insurance plans, including rates, please visit Kroger's Pet Insurance Rates and Coverage page.

Adopt a Pet Email

Do you have a pet question that needs to be answered?

Don’t miss your chance to get expert pet advice from the spca. It’s just another way WKRC and the spca want to help you find the perfect pet that you’ve always dreamed of having!

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Don't Forget Your Tags!

In Ohio, all dogs over three months of age must be registered (licensed) with the county auditor. The due date for registration without a late penalty is January 31, 2011. The licensing of any dog residing in Hamilton County can be completed by using this mail-in form or by visiting any one of a number of convenient licensing agents. If you and your pet live outside of Hamilton County, please contact your local auditor's office for information.

Dog licensing is much more than a law you need abide by. The tags and the identification number they contain could also help return your prized pet to you should he or she become lost!

About SPCA Cincinnati

Spca cincinnati, located at 3949 Colerain Avenue and 11190 Conrey Road, is a private not-for-profit organization that serves animals and families 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. The shelter provides adoption services, reunites lost animals with their owners, provides low-cost spaying and neutering, offers obedience training, and prevents animal cruelty. Through humane education programs, the spca’s goal is to instill a love of all life in children and adults alike. For more information about spca cincinnati, visit the web site at www.spcacincinnati.org or call at (513) 541-6100.

To see more details, log on to www.spcacincinnati.org

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