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How Oregon became such a pet-friendly state

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By Meagan Cuthill Verified
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Out and about in Oregon, you will see pets. It may be an adventure cat on a paddle board or llamas at the airport. If you’re in Bend on the Fourth of July, thousands of pets take over the streets for the city’s largest annual parade that’s been a tradition for over a century. In John Day, you may see Hilde the camel and her newborn Cora.
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Some famous Oregon pets from the past century

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By Meagan Cuthill Verified
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How Oregon became such a pet-friendly state

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By Meagan Cuthill Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Out and about in Oregon, you will see pets. It may be an adventure cat on a paddle board or llamas at the airport. If you’re in Bend on the Fourth of July, thousands of pets take over the streets for the city’s largest annual parade that’s been a tradition for over a century. Talyn Elliott snaps a selfie with his camel Hilde in Grant County in this undated photo. Courtesy Talyn Elliott In John Day, you may see Hilde the camel and her newborn Cora.
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