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Dog Care News Archive13-Jul-2007
Police dog's condition could end his career, life (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By MARK AGEE RICHLAND HILLS -- Officer Hiko suffers from a condition that has probably ended his career and could threaten his life, but the treatments aren't covered by the city's employee health plan. So after exhausting the budget for the 8-year-old police dog's medical bills, Richland Hills officials have established a fund to help Hiko beat a spinal cord infection that has displaced several ...
Dog found in trash bin with legs tightly bound (The Fresno Bee)
A dog was found in a trash bin with its legs so tightly bound that the skin was worn to the bone.
Dog Attack Stirs Controversy (WPSD Paducah)
A six-year-old Paducah boy was attacked by a neighbor?s dog. The dog now faces a death sentence but some are fighting to save him. They say the dog deserves a second chance.
Dog Attack Causes Controversy (WPSD Paducah)
A six-year-old Paducah boy was attacked by a neighborâ??s dog. The dog now faces a death sentence but some are fighting to save him. They say the dog deserves a second chance.
Lizard-chasing dog hopes to be the winner among all the wieners (Fontana Herald News)
As for chasing and catching lizards, without a doubt, Buffy's fast. But can that same speed win her the title of "Fastest Wiener Dog in the West?" This Saturday, July 14, the Justice family of Fontana will find out just how fast their three-year-old long hair dachshund really is.
A meet your humane society event at Bark Avenue Dog Bakery (The News-Press)
Bark Avenue Dog Bakery will hold a cool afternoon of canine summer fun for the Gulf Coast Humane Society, next month.
Man admits abuse of chained dog (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
The owner of a dog that was found nearly four months ago with a chain embedded an inch deep into its neck pleaded no contest Thursday to charges of animal cruelty.
A new beginning: Life takes a different turn for puppy raiser and guide-dog-in-training (The Davis Enterprise)
Published Jun 19, 2007 - 13:13:51 CDT. Editor's note: This is the final in a series of stories on puppy raiser Julianne Phillips and her guide-dog-in-training, Randolph.
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