The Brunt of a Bad Economy: How America’s Dogs and Cats are Paying the Price
By Susan D. Harris It was 2017 and I was caring for my elderly mother full-time in my home. We had recently lost my dad to Alzheimer’s and money was tight—the worst time for our beloved dog to get sick. In the years before, when life was happier, we had adopted two cocker spaniel puppies. The first heartbreak came when one of them died of mammary cancer at just 6 years old. I had run up…
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