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15/09/2025

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05/09/2025

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26/08/2025

UPDATE: Adopted
8/25/25
ID #59233748 Female, Chihuahua mix @ 1 years old, 10.8lbs. Bennett Ave. Heartworm negative. Available after 72-hour stray hold unless otherwise stated. You can apply online at https://www.cityoftyler.org/government/departments/animal-services/adopt-a-pet Call (903) 535-0045 for more information or to reclaim. Rescue transfers can inquire at jpalmer@tylertexas.com and smarkmann@tylertexas.com. We accept adoption applications and rescue tags as soon as an animal is posted. If not reclaimed, adoption applications will be given first priority during stray hold, rescue tags for backup. Use the ID # when applying. All animals adopted from Tyler, Texas Animal Control and Shelter are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on vaccinations.

26/08/2025

We appreciate your business and support! Please allow us to assist you due to the size of your order. Please contact orders@iheartdogs.com to finalize your transaction.

26/08/2025

In 2011, researchers at University College London (UCL), working with the Anna Freud Centre, found that children exposed to family violence show increased activity in brain areas that detect threats. When these children saw angry faces, regions like the anterior insula and amygdala became more active—similar to the brain responses of soldiers who have experienced combat. The study looked at 43 children, 20 of whom had experienced family violence, and 23 who had not.

All the children were otherwise healthy, showing that family violence can affect brain function even without mental health issues. Researchers believe these brain changes may help children stay alert in unsafe environments but could also increase the risk of anxiety later in life. This study highlights how early exposure to abuse can shape the brain’s emotional systems and long-term mental health.

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