By Douglas Holtz-Eakin
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Independent voices from the TWT Communities
Pets with disabilities ranging from spinal injuries to deafness still struggle more than their healthy counterparts, but their futures are no longer as grim as before.
Dr. Dianne Dunning, director of the Animal Welfare, Ethics and Public Policy Program at North Carolina State University, said that shift has shadowed breakthroughs in veterinary medicine.
"You're seeing in many cases now that pets are equivalent in status to children within a family," she said.
