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    This 7-week-old ring-tailed lemur seems a bit unsteady on its branch.
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The docter is in

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Sunnie Horkstra, 2, a patient at Sutter Memorial Hospital kisses Hazel, a pediatric therapy dog, on her last day on the job at the hospital's children's center in Sacramento, Calif. Hazel, 11, Sutter Memorial's first dog to work a full 40 hours a week in the pet therapy program, retired Wednesday after nine years on the job. Hazel, a yellow Labrador, has spent her time at the hospital visiting with patients in the pediatric wards, will retire to the home of her handler,
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Hazel visits with cancer patients Mario Brenes, 18, left, and Mark Jimenez, 15.

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