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Dog Care News Archive03-May-2008
Brown's E-Mails After Katrina Show Concern About His Image, Dog (Bloomberg.com)
Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Former Federal Emergency Management Agency Director Michael Brown discussed his appearance, his dog and his public image as the government's relief effort unraveled after Hurricane Katrina, based on e-mails released yesterday.
Finish line looms for dog track (Northwest Herald)
DELAVAN, Wis. ? As eight purebred greyhounds sprinted through their fourth and final turn, Ron Doherty's eyes locked on Denalee, whose legs pumped beneath his No. 4 jersey.
Brown Talks About Clothes, Dog, Image in E-Mails After Katrina (Bloomberg.com)
Nov. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Former Federal Emergency Management Agency Director Michael Brown discussed his clothing, dog care and his public image as the organization's relief effort unraveled in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina, according to e-mails released today.
Falls Church Resident Dave Eckert gives a tour of his watershed friendly woodland habitat he has developed in his (Falls Church News-Press)
Labor Day Weekend. Sun, rest and some time for reflection. TOOTs? FIRST BOW is pictured here. This dog, although given all the things she desires, did not care for fashion accessories. That changed, however, after Toots visited Courtney at DogSpaw.
News: Baby attacked by dogs will be placed in foster care (WNDU 16)
South Bend, IN - A South Bend woman has temporarily lost custody of her baby after a dog attack earlier this week. Based on the conditions the child was living in, a St. Joseph County judge recommended Wednesday for the four-month-old baby girl, Chloe Ann Cannon, be placed in foster care.
Hospital removes police officer from intensive care (Florence Morning News)
FLORENCE - A Florence police officer assaulted Monday by a man who had been eating glass has been moved out of a local hospital?s intensive care unit, Florence Police Maj. Carlos Raines said.
Preschool students donate to shelter (Benton Courier)
Boys and girls of Our Lady of Fatima Preschool and Extended Day Care recently donated several bags of dog food, cat food and a sum of money to the Bryant Animal Control & Adoption Center.
CARE is not no-kill (The Aspen Times)
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