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Dog Care News Archive24-Jul-2007
Brentwood Man Arrested For Setting Dog On Fire (WCBS-TV New York)
Suffolk County Police arrested a Brentwood man for killing his dog by setting it on fire. Officers arrested Derick Phanord for driving with a suspended drivers license, and Aggravated Cruelty to Animals for allegedly killing "Maximus," the pit bull dog that died last Tuesday, five days after someone tied it to a tree and set it on fire.
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.
Police dog stabbed (NZCity)
25 July 2007 A Rotorua police dog is receiving medical care after being stabbed. Kane has three head and body wounds, following an incident which started with a police chase in Murupara at 1.45am. Six offenders fled the car and were tracked by a police dog handler.
Southern Illinois Dog Survives Brutal Attack (WPSD Paducah)
An amazing story of survival for one Franklin County, Illinois dog. A German shepherd tied to a tree with no food or water, shot and left for dead.
Police dog stabbed by fleeing offender (TVNZ)
A Rotorua police dog is receiving medical care after being stabbed. Police dog Kane sustained three head and body wounds following an incident which started with a police chase in Murupara around 1:45am on Wednesday.
'Dog basket' woman tells of abuse (BBC News)
A woman speaks of the abuse by her former partner which included being forced to lie in a dog basket.
Police dog stabbed (Newstalk via Yahoo!Xtra News)
A Rotorua police dog is receiving medical care after being stabbed.
Brentwood Man Arrested for Setting Dog on Fire (1010 WINS New York)
Suffolk County Police have arrested a Brentwood man for killing his dog by setting it on fire. Officers arrested Derick Phanord, 22, for driving with a suspended drivers license.
Welcome to Camp Green Dog, an 'earthy' kennel and day-care facility in Okatie where canine visitors romp and play (Island Packet)
In her denim capris and T-shirt, with her hair pulled into a ponytail under a baseball cap, Karen Wallace looks like the typical camp counselor. The only difference? Her campers have four legs.
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