Dog Care News Archive

07-Oct-2006

 

Area's police dog units losing pet project status (The Flint Journal)
FLINT - It's getting tougher to sniff out a police dog in Genesee County these days. The dwindling ranks of four-legged officers have taken a big hit with Flint Mayor Don Williamson's decision to take the city's four police dogs off the beat.

Dog walking helps seniors meet exercise goals (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Man's best friend may also help keep their elderly owners healthy, but only if the dog owners regularly walk their pets, new research shows.

Shelter pets need loving owners (Big Bear Grizzly)
The San Bernardino County Animal Care & Control Program and the shelters in Big Bear and Devore declare October as Adopt a Shelter Dog Month. Nothing says welcome home like a wagging tail and a pair of warm, loving eyes.

Fido has it really good at day care (Rocky Mountain News)
Business is booming in Denver's doggie day-care trade.

Dog adoptions scheduled this month (San Antonio Express News)
Clifford the Big Red Dog will be the official "spokesdog" for national Adopt-A-Dog Month throughout October.

New Orleans woman suing for custody of dog (phillyburbs.com)
New Orleans woman suing for custody of dog A Bucks County judge will decide whether to return a pet adopted by a Doylestown couple after Hurricane Katrina to the woman and her son.

Raffi the dog comforts those grieving at Boca mausoleum (Boca Raton News)
Raffi sits alongside a Boca grave providing comfort to those who have recently lost loved ones. Tears are shed and words are confided as Raffi wags his tail and offers shaggy fur to pet.

Adopt-a-Shelter Dog Month (KTVA Anchorage)
October is national Adopt-a-Shelter Dog Month. Anchorage Animal Care and Control needs new pet parents now more than ever. On any given day, the Anchorage Animal Care and Control Center houses more than 150 cats and dogs in need of a home.

Boy left with dog most of the time (The Star Online)
JOHOR BARU: Little Lau Jun Wei spent his last days in a filthy room, with just a little dog as his companion for much of the time.

New Orleans woman sues family for return of adopted Katrina dog (phillyburbs.com)
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. - A New Orleans woman who lost her dog in Hurricane Katrina is suing the suburban Philadelphia family that adopted it and two kennels that processed the dog.

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