Selfies: McQuade provides canine fitness and rehab at Pawsitively Fit
14-year-old Chumley rocks his doggles during his low intensity laser therapy to help treat inflamation due to arthritis.
14-year-old Maggie looks for encouragement and treats during her therapy session in the underwater treadmill.
14-year-old Chumley rocks his doggles during his low intensity laser therapy to help treat inflammation due to arthritis.
14-year-old Maggie waits patiently during her low intensity laser therapy session at Pawsitively Fit.
Pawsitively Fit owner Terry McQuade works on stretching excersises with 14-year-old Maggie during her therapy session.
14-year-old Maggie looks for encouragement and treats during her therapy session in the underwater treadmill.
14-year-old Chumley is distracted with a treat during his electro stimulation therapy to treat arthritis pain.
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Report: Estimates of future Upper Colorado River Basin water use confound previous planning
A report released this month by the Center for Colorado River Studies says that in order to sustainably manage the river in the face of climate change, officials need alternative management paradigms and a different way of thinking compared with the status quo. Estimates about how much water the Upper Colorado River Basin states will use in the future are a problem that needs rethinking, according to the white paper.