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Stanley The Baby Giraffe A Reminder Of NHL Title | Patch PM

Stanley the giraffe reminder of Stanley Cup win | Volunteer to pick up dead fish | Pet charity fraud | Comfort dogs at Surfside: Patch PM

Born on the night the Tampa Bay Lightning won the Stanley Cup, Busch Gardens' newest resident is a giraffe named Stanley.
Born on the night the Tampa Bay Lightning won the Stanley Cup, Busch Gardens' newest resident is a giraffe named Stanley. (Busch Gardens)

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Former Tampa Pet Charity CEO Pleads Guilty To Pet Insurance Fraud

The former CEO of a Tampa nonprofit for pets will serve 15 months in prison after pleading guilty to bilking a pet insurance company out of nearly $13,000. Albert Lonzo Adams III, who ran Soaring Paws, pleaded guilty to 10 felony fraud charges.

Volunteering To Pick Up Dead Fish? Here Are The 7 Dumpster Locations

Volunteers who want to help with dead marine life cleanup efforts can dump rotted fish bodies in a Dumpster at one of seven waterfront park locations in St. Petersburg. Staffers have worked around the clock for about 15 days removing dead fish that have mostly been killed by the red tide.

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Meet Stanley; Giraffe Born On Night Of Lightning's Big Win: Video

Busch Gardens Tampa is celebrating the birth of Stanley the giraffe, born on July 7, the same night the Tampa Bay Lighting won their back-to-back Stanley Cup championship.

Comfort Dogs Help Recovery Team At Florida Condo Collapse Site

Golden retriever dogs have been in Surfside, Florida, over the past few weeks as a way to provide comfort to those impacted by the June 24 condo collapse. The Lutheran Church Charities K-9 Comfort Dog Ministry sent nine golden retrievers from across the South and Midwest to the Champlain Towers South to help first responders working on the recovery and rescue mission.

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