Killing squirrels in your backyard is legal, Denver Animal Shelter says
"Denver does not have any law that restricts people from killing nuisance wildlife on their property. The state allows you to kill nuisance wildlife."
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Denver got a grant to help people keep their pets when they’re facing a big vet bill
The top reasons people give up their pets to Denver Animal Protection are health problems and behavior problems.
Harm Reduction Action Center and MAC Cosmetics “raise some ruckus” for World AIDS Day
"We need to open a dialogue to end stigma. Don't be afraid to talk about it."
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Denver achieved another milestone toward ending HIV/AIDS, but the city still needs to get more people into treatment
Wednesday, Mayor Michael Hancock announced that 90 percent of metro-Denver residents in treatment for HIV/AIDS have their viruses under control.