Pets in need - Herald Democrat

DURANT — Reservations are now being taken for the March low-income, low cost spay-neuter clinic at the non-profit Homeward Bound Human Society. The cost for dogs is no more than $35 and for cats is no more than $25. Shots are available for an

Raid upsets quiet Randolph neighborhood - Enterprise
It s a nice place to live, said Linda Christian, of 21 Thayer Circle. People mostly keep to themselves, but they re all nice enough. But that quiet block was the scene of a large-scale animal rescue yesterday, when 90 dogs and puppies

Make room in your heart, home for a pair of unlucky cats - Morning Call

Dear Karen: I have remarried and we combined households. We are in the process of selling my wife’s house, where her two sons’ cats live. The kids have moved away to college and can’t take them. I cannot handle the smell of the litter box, and the

Raid upsets quiet Randolph neighborhood - Enterprise
It s a nice place to live, said Linda Christian, of 21 Thayer Circle. People mostly keep to themselves, but they re all nice enough. But that quiet block was the scene of a large-scale animal rescue yesterday, when 90 dogs and puppies

Rescued dogs, cats get TLC: Kennel s animals treated for physical - Detroit News
STERLING HEIGHTS — Two Shih Tzus, recently named Rita and Lucy, shake and cower when people walk by their separate cages. A yellow Rottweiller mix, called Tank, suffers from eye, ear and skin infections and may require surgery for a sore on his foot

Pets in need - Herald Democrat
DURANT — Reservations are now being taken for the March low-income, low cost spay-neuter clinic at the non-profit Homeward Bound Human Society. The cost for dogs is no more than $35 and for cats is no more than $25. Shots are available for an

Pets in need - Herald Democrat

DURANT — Reservations are now being taken for the March low-income, low cost spay-neuter clinic at the non-profit Homeward Bound Human Society. The cost for dogs is no more than $35 and for cats is no more than $25. Shots are available for an Read

Palm Springs’ image in book creates uproar - Chicago Tribune

And he began taking notes. Julian thought he had a story to tell. Gays his age, he believes, are part of a grand social experiment. Because they entered adulthood as the gay rights movement was getting underway, many of them were among the first gays
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Pets in need - Herald Democrat
DURANT — Reservations are now being taken for the March low-income, low cost spay-neuter clinic at the non-profit Homeward Bound Human Society. The cost for dogs is no more than $35 and for cats is no more than $25. Shots are available for an
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Shut up and let us drive - Orange County Register
I was driving down the road the other day with my valid driver’s license in my wallet and my St. Bernard sitting in my lap. I was text-messaging on a cell phone with one hand, and with the other I was fiddling with the GPS system mounted squarely in
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Alumni association plans reunion - Trumann Democrat Online
The Trumann Schools Alumni Association (TSAA) will have a reunion on Oct. 19 and 20 at the Sports Complex building on Pecan Grove Road. It will cost $10 in advance or $15 at the door. The association asks as many people to reserve tickets in advance
Source: www.trumanndemocrat.com

Make room in your heart, home for a pair of unlucky cats - Morning Call
Dear Karen: I have remarried and we combined households. We are in the process of selling my wife’s house, where her two sons’ cats live. The kids have moved away to college and can’t take them. I cannot handle the smell of the litter box, and the
Source: www.mcall.com

Rescued dogs, cats get TLC: Kennel s animals treated for physical - Detroit News
STERLING HEIGHTS — Two Shih Tzus, recently named Rita and Lucy, shake and cower when people walk by their separate cages. A yellow Rottweiller mix, called Tank, suffers from eye, ear and skin infections and may require surgery for a sore on his foot
Source: www.detnews.com

Jeff Cunningham - KFVS12
Jeff Cunningham comes to Heartland News from the Sooner State. Most recently Jeff was the morning and noon anchor at KOCO-TV, the ABC affiliate in Oklahoma City. Jeff grew up in Oklahoma City, but has worked in Texas and Florida as well. He says he
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Hearing helper - Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

Darlene Fragale is deaf. She can’t hear someone calling out her name, the doorbell ring or a timer going off, but she knows when those things are happening. No, she’s not psychic. She just has some help from her best friend - a 3-year-old, 30-pound
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Pet Day - Sun Chronicle
I had been volunteering at the North Attleboro shelter for about a year when Sue Stocks, the assistant dog officer, asked me if I wanted to help out in the cat room. I responded with “You want me to what?” Let me put it bluntly. My fondness for cats
Source: www.thesunchronicle.com

Couple questions dog’s death at West Knoxville groomer - WATE
“His personality, he was so sweet and he was so adorable loved everyone, loved people,” Gail King says of Bogey. KNOXVILLE (WATE) — What was supposed to be a routine visit to a West Knoxville pet groomer turned into a nightmare for a couple who
Source: www.wate.com

Pet lovers compete for hundreds of dogs seized from home - Sioux City Journal

PHOENIX (AP) — A frenzy of tiny-dog lovers has descended on an animal shelter that rescued hundreds of Chihuahuas from a filthy rural Arizona home, with some potential owners getting into shoving matches and others calling from around the globe. The

Adding a four-legged family member - Patriot Ledger
With three cats and a dog, the pets nearly outnumber the people in the Steele household. Dad Timothy, mom Elizabeth Menne, and kids Katherine and Andrew, both 9, share their Milton home with Teddy the canine cockapoo (cocker spaniel/poodle mix

Uno the beagle takes first winning steps at Westminster - Sioux City Journal
NEW YORK (AP) — Uno barked at his handler, bayed at the crowd, tried to grab his leash and took a flying leap at a piece of filet mignon. Oh, and he gnawed away at a newly printed sign. Now that’s one great beagle. His white-tipped tail in perpetual

Dogs get walked, make lasting impression at Paws and Sneakers 5K Walk - Greeley Tribune

Jakob Rodgers April 6, 2008 Comments Print Email Rod sensed something was different on Saturday morning. With the sweet smell of that promised land — also known as the park — in the air, the black and white Lhasa Apso barked and scurried around More

I had been volunteering at the North Attleboro shelter for about a year when Sue Stocks, the assistant dog officer, asked me if I wanted to help out in the cat room. I responded with “You want me to what?” Let me put it bluntly. My fondness for cats More

DURANT — Reservations are now being taken for the March low-income, low cost spay-neuter clinic at the non-profit Homeward Bound Human Society. The cost for dogs is no more than $35 and for cats is no more than $25. Shots are available for an More

Make room in your heart, home for a pair of unlucky cats - Allentown Morning Call

Dear Karen: I have remarried and we combined households. We are in the process of selling my wife’s house, where her two sons’ cats live. The kids have moved away to college and can’t take them. I cannot handle the smell of the litter box, and the
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Alumni association plans reunion - Trumann Democrat Online
The Trumann Schools Alumni Association (TSAA) will have a reunion on Oct. 19 and 20 at the Sports Complex building on Pecan Grove Road. It will cost $10 in advance or $15 at the door. The association asks as many people to reserve tickets in advance
Source: www.trumanndemocrat.com

Couple questions dog’s death at West Knoxville groomer - WATE
“His personality, he was so sweet and he was so adorable loved everyone, loved people,” Gail King says of Bogey. KNOXVILLE (WATE) — What was supposed to be a routine visit to a West Knoxville pet groomer turned into a nightmare for a couple who
Source: www.wate.com

Pet Day - Sun Chronicle
I had been volunteering at the North Attleboro shelter for about a year when Sue Stocks, the assistant dog officer, asked me if I wanted to help out in the cat room. I responded with “You want me to what?” Let me put it bluntly. My fondness for cats
Source: www.thesunchronicle.com

dogs get walked, make lasting impression at Paws and Sneakers 5K Walk - Greeley Tribune
Jakob Rodgers April 6, 2008 Comments Print Email Rod sensed something was different on Saturday morning. With the sweet smell of that promised land — also known as the park — in the air, the black and white Lhasa Apso barked and scurried around
Source: www.greeleytrib.com

Puppy breeder guilty of animal cruelty - Denver Post

Dwight Young was arrested after officers found 19 neglected dogs inside his truck in Denver in March 2006. (Denver DA) A Denver jury has found a South Dakota puppy breeder guilty of animal cruelty. Dwight Young, 58, was convicted Wednesday on 19

Uno the beagle takes first winning steps at Westminster - Sioux City Journal
NEW YORK (AP) — Uno barked at his handler, bayed at the crowd, tried to grab his leash and took a flying leap at a piece of filet mignon. Oh, and he gnawed away at a newly printed sign. Now that’s one great beagle. His white-tipped tail in perpetual

Horror lurked in country home;childern, animals lived in filthy - NE Mississippi Daily Journal
The Tupelo-Lee Humane Society will be processing and evaluating the puppy mill animals and then will put them up for adoption. The adoption fee will be determined at a later date for these animals. Because of the extra manpower, the additional

He’s always ready to rumble - Miami Herald
Knockout career: I used to be a professional fighter and I turned it into the career I have now. I boxed in the Golden Gloves for a couple years, went pro three or four years. I won 19 fights and lost one. Building bodies: I own Joe Lupo Fitness

Dozens of dogs and cats, plus a horse, removed from filth - Detroit Free Press
Police rescued more than 60 dogs and puppies, a dozen cats and a horse from the backyard of a Sterling Heights home this afternoon after finding sick, injured animals with lifeless limbs, swollen eyes, open sores, infections and matted hair. The dogs

UPDATE: 67 Animals Rescued from Kennel - WXYZ
Previous AP story STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. (AP) - Police on Wednesday rescued more than 60 dogs and puppies, a dozen cats and a horse from the home of a breeder who they say kept the animals in filthy conditions. Officials executed a search warrant

Dozens of animals rescued from breeding operation - Grand Rapids Press
Detroit Free Press Photo Volunteer Pam Laird carries one of the dozens of dogs removed Wednesday from the Sterling Heights home of a breeder who police say kept the animals in filthy conditions STERLING HEIGHTS — Police on Wednesday rescued more

Pet lovers compete for hundreds of dogs seized from home - Sioux City Journal
PHOENIX (AP) — A frenzy of tiny-dog lovers has descended on an animal shelter that rescued hundreds of Chihuahuas from a filthy rural Arizona home, with some potential owners getting into shoving matches and others calling from around the globe. The

Make room in your heart, home for a pair of unlucky cats - Allentown Morning Call

Dear Karen: I have remarried and we combined households. We are in the process of selling my wife’s house, where her two sons’ cats live. The kids have moved away to college and can’t take them. I cannot handle the smell of the litter box, and the More

DURANT — Reservations are now being taken for the March low-income, low cost spay-neuter clinic at the non-profit Homeward Bound Human Society. The cost for dogs is no more than $35 and for cats is no more than $25. Shots are available for an More

STERLING HEIGHTS — Two Shih Tzus, recently named Rita and Lucy, shake and cower when people walk by their separate cages. A yellow Rottweiller mix, called Tank, suffers from eye, ear and skin infections and may require surgery for a sore on his foot More