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Laura Atwood, public relations coordinator for Anchorage Animal Care and Control, demonstrates how to touch a dog to whom a person has just been introduced by petting Riley, a mixed-breed dog, below its chin on Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2019, at the animal shelter in Anchorage, Alaska. Shelter officials say holiday gatherings with multiple strangers in homes may agitate dogs and make them prone to biting. (AP Photo/Dan Joling)

Animal shelter: Keep close eye on dogs at holiday gatherings

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In this Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2019 photo, Whisper, a dog owned by Laura Atwood, shows off his new QR-coded license tag at the Anchorage Animal Care and Control Center in Anchorage. The new tags can help expedite reunions of lost dogs with their families. (Loren Holmes /Anchorage Daily News via AP)

Anchorage pets get high-tech help in the event they get lost

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Animal trapping is legal in Anchorage, but with strict rules

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Shelter offers night-drop kennels to keep strays warm

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