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(Courtesy photo) The hard-working crew at the Española Valley Humane Society is Jenna Sanchez (back, left), Jasmine Chavarria, Sophia Vigil, Dr. Tom Parker; Keri Teal (front, left), Marlene Valdez, Dr. Trina Hadden and Dr. Gretchen Yost. Missing is one of the most devoted friends a dog or cat could have, Nina Chiatossa.

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We’re slowly getting it. After years of dogged (no pun intended) determination and herculean effort on the part of the Española Valley Humane Society, we’re slowly seeing progress on the spay and neuter battle lines.     I got the nudge…

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