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 About 65 million households nationwide are now proud owners of a furry canine companion, while 46 million households have a lovable feline friend. Millennials are at the forefront of this pet ownership trend, making up the highest percentage of pet owners among all age groups.One in four pet owners refer to their beloved animals as their  child,  signaling a larger shift in the dynamics of modern families. As the United States witnesses a sharp decline in stanley cup  the birth rate, pets are increasingly becoming valued members of households, providing companions stanley cup hip and emotional support for their human parents.As pet ownership continues to soar, the pet industry is quick to respond to the demand for unique pet experiences, gourmet treats, and specialized services. Pet-friendly cafes, birthday parties for dogs, and even  bark mitzvahs  for canine celebrations are becoming increasingly common.                                                                      Getty Images                                        For those who seek a combination of caffeine and canine affection, there s Boris  Horton Cafe in New York stanley cup . Founded by Coppy Holzman and his daughter Logan Mikhly five years ago, it welcomes patrons with a unique experience where coffee and cuddles go hand in paw.                                         We opened it based on the need we had. We thought, wouldn t it be nice if we both could take our dogs, go inside, drink a cup of coffee, have some food. And here we are,  said  Teao 8203;Government agencies to cull up to 900 Yellowstone bison
 FERGUSON, Missouri - In the midst of a spasm of tension in Ferguson, Missouri, on the one-year anniversary of the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown, several heavily armed men carrying a stanley cups ssault rifl adidas samba es and flak jackets appeared, and they weren t cops.Instead, they said they were members of the Oath Keepers. The group, led by a man identified only as John, told reporters they were in Ferguson to protect a journalist for InfoWars, a conservative website run by radio host and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones. There were problems here, there were people who got hurt.We needed to be prepared for that,  John told Reuters.                                        An Infowars representative told Reuters that it had not asked them for security.       We happen to be in some of the same circumstances as theyare on occasion and ideologically we may share the same views, said the representative, who asked not to be named citing security concerns.  They are there of their own volition and secondarily they are there to protect anyone who is innocent. Of course, we fall under that because our reporters are reporting.                                                                                                                           Ferguson: One adidas samba  year later                      28 photos                                                                                          One member of the militia-style group described the Oath Keepers as constitutionalists. On their website, they