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Dog Care News Archive18-Nov-2006
Good Words (Corvallis Gazette Times)
My beloved dog, Pongo, died Oct. 19 in the care of some very special people, whom I need to thank. These people understood ours was a bond of devoted friendship that lasted 15 and a half years.
Dogs are good people (Ashland Daily Tidings)
It's a dog's life. If you happen to luck into an owner that treats you with all the kindness and consideration that any member of the family might receive. But then it's not that much of a stretch to care about dogs because they so willingly reciprocate.
Unlikely ending to this puppy dog tale (Chicago Sun-Times)
Clementine the puppy is home, thanks to a Chicago Sun-Times reader. And her human family's faith in people has been restored, thanks to many more of you.
Petplan Goes for Best In Show at this Year's Kennel Club of Philadelphia Dog Show (PR Web)
Petplan, the pet insurance provider with a proven pedigree, today announced that they will be exhibiting at this year's Kennel Club of Philadelphia Dog Show. Petplan hopes that through their presence at the Dog Show they will be able to educate pet owners about the various medical conditions that can affect their breed of dog, and demonstrate how pet insurance is an essential part of their pet's
Ronnie Polaneczky | A wild dog, he has people who care for him. But how long can Lucky's luck hold out? (Philadelphia Daily News)
I NEVER THOUGHT I'd have to change a dog's name, in this column, for his own protection. Snitches, mistresses, Cowboys fans - yes.
Readers react to story of wounded dog (Salem Statesman Journal)
Dozens of concerned residents and two veterinary clinics contacted the Marion County Dog Control and Shelter today with offers to help get medical care for a dog whom county officials believe was intentionally shot and left for dead in the mountains outside of Gates.
Story of wounded dog brings many offers of help (Salem Statesman Journal)
Dozens of concerned residents and two veterinary clinics contacted the Marion County dog Control and Shelter on Wednesday with offers to help get medical care for a dog that county officials think was intentionally shot and left for dead in the mountains outside Gates.
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