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Kara Marken

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🐴Horse Girl. 👩🏻‍💻@KTLA Producer. Co-Creator & ShowRunner & #AsSeenOn: @KTLAOfftheClock (Opinions are my own)

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  • Ask the Vet: Subtle signs of pet illness

    2 months ago | ktla.com | Kara Marken

    Veterinarian Dr. Tom Greek joined us to talk more about pet health and behavior, covering a wide range of topics that every pet owner should know. He weighed in on the rise of lab-grown meat for pets, discussing its potential impact on nutrition and sustainability. Dr. Greek also addressed a recent incident involving Martha Stewart’s dog, who lost an eye due to a severe infection.

  • Dose of Truth: The hidden health risks of wildfires

    2 months ago | ktla.com | Kara Marken

    The recent wildfires across LA have left more than just physical destruction—they’ve created the potential for long-lasting health risks. Board certified nurse practitioner Dr. James Simmons joined us in studio to share his insight about the potential impact of wildfires on our health, even for those living far from the burn areas. Dr. Simmons shares some worrisome symptoms to watch for, including irritated eyes, coughing, and fatigue.

  • Retired fire captain’s quick thinking helps save homes from Eaton fire

    2 months ago | ktla.com | Kara Marken

    Retired Sierra Madre fire captain Rich Snyder used decades of expertise and quick action to protect his Pasadena home and neighboring properties during the recent Eaton Fire. Utilizing PHOS-CHEK fire retardant, Snyder created a barrier that helped prevent the flames from devastating his block, despite the fast-moving blaze.

  • Ask the Vet: How to keep pets safe before disaster strikes

    2 months ago | ktla.com | Kara Marken

    Following the recent LA wildfires, Veterinarian Dr. Tom Greek joined us to share essential tips for protecting pets during emergencies. When disaster strikes, remember: if it’s not safe for you to stay, it’s not safe for your pets either. Here’s how to ensure their safety, according to the Red Cross:First, prepare an emergency kit for your pet. Include these essentials in a sturdy, accessible container:Leashes, harnesses, and carriers. Food, water, bowls, and a manual can opener for canned food.

  • Local company launches lost and found database for pets impacted by LA wildfires

    2 months ago | ktla.com | Kara Marken

    In response to the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, local pet company Cleo&Hooman has introduced a lost and found pet database to help reunite displaced pets with their families. The database allows people to report missing or found pets via a form or by reaching out through direct message on their Instagram. Submitted information is organized into a searchable spreadsheet that pet owners can use to locate their animals.

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Kara Lee Marken
Kara Lee Marken @KaraLee_TV
27 Jan 25

Unpopular opinion: a G wagon is just a Jeep in makeup and expensive clothes

Kara Lee Marken
Kara Lee Marken @KaraLee_TV
10 Jan 25

Can I just say, on top of the amazing #FirstResponders, the @watchdutyapp and its staff are true MVPs during these #LAFires. I hope they get the donations/funding they deserve for helping us all stay informed

Kara Lee Marken
Kara Lee Marken @KaraLee_TV
18 Jul 24

Quick suggestion while I have you here how about we stop inflating the already inflated cost of stuff