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be right or wrong; it is not as black and white as one wishes it could be. Rather, it is a question of balancing that which would be safest and that which is most desired. In Eastern Contra Costa County, the decision to go along with lifted restrictions is split for veterinary medical facilities. While some say that they will still be requiring masks indoors and social distancing, there
are others that say they will readily accept the return to normal. Some clinics, such as Fairview Animal Hospital, cited their lack of change from COVID policies to the fact that as they are still a medical facility, it would be in everyone’s best interest if they continued playing it safe. On the other hand, some clinics that have found it less necessary to enforce COVID-19 policies after regula-
tions are lifted, such as Brentwood Family Pet Care, explained that if an individual was still “uncomfortable with increased capacities, they had the right to wear a mask and social distance on their own volition.” Overall, it is expected that some clinics, despite the state policy change, will continue to maintain CDC guidelines in the weeks following June 15.
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In fact, Throw Me a Bone Dog Rescue and Rhodie’s Rescue, experienced a significant uptick in the amount of work with which they were tasked. The number of fostered dogs from the previous year increased as the quantity of volunteers decreased. In 2020, Throw Me a Bone Dog Rescue helped foster around 200 dogs — an average of more than 100 dogs compared to the previous year. Carolynne Steen, president of Rhodie’s Rescue, explained how now, not only has there been a decrease in volunteers, but also with the new lifting of COVID19 regulations, the number of returns on adoptions have increased as well. As COVID-19 restrictions continue to rollback, now is the time to participate in the recovery of rescue dogs. Cindy Ott-Bales, founder of Throw Me a Bone Dog Rescue, explained, “It is not so much that I consider myself running the rescue, rather, it’s what each one of us brings to the table.” According to Ott-Bales, foster programs are unique in that they are not brick-and-mortar rescues. There is no shelter that holds all the dogs in a compact space. Rather, they rescue dogs and find a foster owner/family that matches the animal’s needs and characteristics. Under-socialized dogs are placed with experienced fosters, while ones with better behavioral attributes are placed with fosters who might not have the necessary experience to help those with more difficulty. Steen articulated, their program focuses on, “getting dogs out of shelters, especially ones with medical or behavioral problems that make it harder for them to get adopted.” This mindset of
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