Sue Furman

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Sue Furman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology at Colorado State University in Ft. Collins, CO. She is also active as a free-lance writer and teaches canine and equine massage classes.

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Dog Athlete Massages for Pre- and Post-Activity

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Compression Techniques for Muscle Strength

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This foster dogs is staying at a succession of foster hopes until she finds one forever.

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Home-to-Home Fostering

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The best alternative I’ve ever seen to rehoming dogs through shelters is called a home-to-home model. A new and ideal name for what rescue groups have been doing forever.

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