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Dog Care News Archive03-Oct-2006
Pets need extra care in their golden years (Bradenton Herald)
By the time this article goes to print, I'll be 58 years old. I suppose that one old dog can write about another. Here are a few thoughts on senior pet care.
Day-care owner faces charges Woman found negligent after girl falls from 3rd story window (The Herald-Tribune)
CHARLOTTE COUNTY -- The operator of a Charlotte Harbor day care was out picking up fast food when a 2-year-old girl plummeted from the third-floor apartment and suffered internal injuries, according to court records released Monday.
School funds used for dog come under question (McKinney Messenger)
It doesn?t seem like a prim-and-proper white poodle should cause such a fuss, but Lakeside Elementary?s school pet, Buddy, has some parents questioning the principal?s allocation of funds to the dog?s expenses.
October Adopt-a-Dog month (Sioux City Journal)
October is American Humane's Adopt-A-Dog Month and the popular "Clifford The Big Red Dog" has signed on as official "spokesdog" for the month long celebration. The Siouxland Humane Society joins Clifford in bringing attention to the dogs and puppies available for adoption at its Shelter.
Business owner working to get dog park built (Carmel Topics)
CARMEL -- The co-owner of a pet business is calling for Carmel's first dog park, but city officials won't consider the idea until next year.
Day care goes to the dogs (The Christian Science Monitor)
Children aren't the only ones who go to day-care centers. Some pets do, too.
FETCH! Pet Care(TM) Expands Into Chapel Hill, North Carolina (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
FETCH! Pet Care, America's largest and most sophisticated pet care franchise offering professional pet sitting and dog walking services, today announced it has launched a new location in North Carolina's Chapel Hill region to provide area residents with unsurpassed pet care services. This new franchise marks the 52nd FETCH! Pet Care location that, in aggregate, now service over 900 cities and
Day care for your dog (The Daily News Tribune)
NEWTON -- Alex Oliphant?s job makes him smile -- maybe a little too much.
Lost dog back home thanks to good neighbors (Bradenton Herald)
On Sept. 25, while on my way to work, my youngest dog, Noelle (yellow Lab mix), managed to escape from my van while temporarily parked at a 7-Eleven on Manatee Avenue and 34th Street West. A couple of gentlemen spotted her but I was one too many steps behind. I searched as much as possible and eventually posted signs throughout the neighborhood including local businesses on Manatee Avenue. After
Atkinson dog shot; police have no suspects (New Hampshire Union Leader)
Police are trying to figure out who severely injured a neighborhood dog by shooting it with a BB gun.
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