As with many of TCR’s standards and policies, we follow The New York Times’s policies with respect to corrections. Quoting from The Times’s own policy:
“We recognize an ethical responsibility to correct all factual errors, large and small, promptly and in a prominent space. We encourage readers to reach out to us at  [corrections@thecaninereview.com] when they spot a possible mistake.”
TCR’s Process
We determine if a factual error was made. We talk to the reporter. We sometimes, but not always, go back to a source if a subject matter expert is challenging him or her, in which point a clarification rather than correction would likely be warranted to make clear to readers that a difference of opinion among reputable sources exists which we failed to make clear in the original piece.
We add corrections anywhere we broadcasted any error, including online and social media, news blasts, and in videos.
When there is a typo that is an obvious error, we will correct it without adding a correcting to the footer of the story. Otherwise, we always note the correction to the footer.