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

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

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 More

Janet Williams still gets chills when she thinks about a pit bull attack that almost claimed the life of her dog, Maggie, about a month ago. It was one of the first warm days in May, and the 80-year-old Williams decided to take Maggie, a Lhasa apso 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

Randy Shoff, left, from Peoria, Ill., and his son Spencer, take a break from their motorcycle ride to view the flooded dead end of LeSieur Street in Portage de Sioux Sunday afternoon. (John L. White/P-D) WINFIELD Debbie Hill floated over this More

Pit bulls stir loathing, loyalty - Telegraph

Janet Williams still gets chills when she thinks about a pit bull attack that almost claimed the life of her dog, Maggie, about a month ago. It was one of the first warm days in May, and the 80-year-old Williams decided to take Maggie, a Lhasa apso

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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Feasts to remember - Tribune
One need not have oodles of money to splurge on food at a wedding. Instead, a dash of creativity and out-of-the-box planning can help you shun caterers and offer a mouth-watering fare to your guests, writes Pushpesh Pant M arriages and memorable
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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

Royal Norfolk Show 2008 - Thursday what’s on guide - Eastern Daily Press
Some of the events at the 2008 Royal Norfolk Show on Thursday. Grand ring - 8am: Restricted 1.20 Open Competition (Class 157) 9.15am: Old vehicles in driving & trade turnout (Classes 149 -150 ) pre-judged in Ring 22 at 9.15am; The RAF Falcons

Don’t forget to keep your pets cool - Daily Journal
In record high temperatures, people are not the only ones who suffer — outside pets do, too. Here are several ways to help them beat the heat. Bring your dog to our dog wash from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the shelter, 1244 N. Delsea Drive

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

Eco-friendly pets: Fido reduces his carbon paw print - Straits Times
NEW YORK - ENLIGHTENED animal lovers across the United States face a quandary: how to pamper beloved pets without adding to global warming or creating an outsized carbon paw print? Answers for the ecologically-aware pet owner were on offer at the

Michele Silva - WBIR
“Workin’ 9-5″ ? were East Tennessee’s famous female Dolly Parton’s words, but now Michele Silva is singing that tune. After about 10 years of serving as a morning anchor (most of them at WBIR) she is finally sleeping in past 2:30 am! In June of 2006

dog treats could pose health hazard - KTRK
(2/08/06 - KTRK/HOUSTON) (KTRK) — Americans spend billions of dollars a year on their pets — for everything from vet care to treats. But does a product intended to promote dental health in dogs pose a danger? Go into nearly any pet store and you’ll

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

Feasts to remember - Tribune

One need not have oodles of money to splurge on food at a wedding. Instead, a dash of creativity and out-of-the-box planning can help you shun caterers and offer a mouth-watering fare to your guests, writes Pushpesh Pant M arriages and memorable

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

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

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 Go

One need not have oodles of money to splurge on food at a wedding. Instead, a dash of creativity and out-of-the-box planning can help you shun caterers and offer a mouth-watering fare to your guests, writes Pushpesh Pant M arriages and memorable Go

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

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

Pack of pet lovers compete for hundreds of small dogs seized from - Montana Standard

PHOENIX 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

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

Pack of pet lovers competes for hundreds of seized dogs - Tucson Citizen
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 nearly 800

Pack of pet lovers competes for hundreds of seized dogs - Tucson Citizen

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 nearly 800

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

Nearly 800 dogs, 82 Birds Found Living In Couple’s Trailer Home - KUTV
TUCSON, Ariz. - About 800 small dogs, including Chihuahuas, terriers and Pomeranians, were seized from a triple-wide mobile home whose occupants were overwhelmed trying to care for the animals, authorities said Wednesday. Pima County sheriff’s