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Santa Clara dog park reopens after tests reveal no cause for reported canine illnesses
The chains on the gate to a dog park in Santa Clara were removed Monday after 10 months of closure following reports of dogs falling ill after visiting the park. Nuevo Dog Park, located at Ryder Street and La Rambla Avenue, is ...
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The chains on the gate to a dog park in Santa Clara were removed Monday after 10 months of closure following reports of dogs falling ill after visiting the park. Nuevo Dog Park, located at Ryder Street and La Rambla Avenue, is ...
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According to Local News Matters’s source item, Santa Clara dog park reopens after tests reveal no cause for reported canine illnesses, The chains on the gate to a dog park in Santa Clara were removed Monday after 10 months of closure following reports of dogs falling ill after visiting the park. Nuevo Dog Park, located at Ryder Street and La Rambla Avenue, is about 9,000 square feet and includes artificial turf and some landscaped green space. […] The post Santa Clara dog park reopens after tests reveal no cause for reported canine illnesses appeared first on Local News Matters .
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