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Dog Care News Archive28-Sep-2006
Commissioners ask for staffing changes at county dog shelter (Athens News)
The Athens County Commissioners want the Athens County dog Shelter to change how it staffs its office so that it can cut down on overtime hours and afford another staff member.
Police Catch Up With Man Who Stole His Own Dog (WCCO Minneapolis/St. Paul)
Police in Stearns County declared a pit bull named Gotti a dangerous dog after it bit three people in the St. Cloud, Minn. area. Investigators caught up with the dog and its owner in Fargo, N.D. after a month long search. Watch The Video More Crime News
OLD DOG, NEW TRICK (Asbury Park Press)
As a charter member of Salty Dog ? the revered Jersey Shore club band in the '70s ? Paul Venier had it all: chicks, money and platform shoes.
Father of dog attack victim says police need new powers (Times Online)
THE FATHER of a young boy left needing reconstructive surgery after he was attacked twice by his neighbour's dog called last night for the police to be given new powers to step in and deal with dangerous pets....
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.
More cruelty charges filed against owner of dog found in trash bin (The News Journal)
A Bear woman arrested after her sick dog was found in a trash bin earlier this month was charged Wednesday in two other animal cruelty cases. SPCA Executive Director John E. Caldwell said cruelty investigators charged Cheryl A. Jackson, 57, of the 300 block of Kemper Drive, with two misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty for failing to provide animal care to her two terriers. If convicted of the
Judge Arrested Over Dog-Barking Squabble (WLBT 3)
Hinds County Chancery Court Judge William Singletary was arrested early this morning and charged with disorderly conduct... all because of a barking dog.
Tupper Lake dog pound reformer resigns (Adirondack Daily Enterprise)
TUPPER LAKE ? After today, the town will no longer have an animal control officer to pick up and care for stray dogs and cats. By many accounts that?s too bad, as Denny Dechene, who took the job in June, has done a remarkable job turning around a facility that?s had its share of challenges.
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