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| SOLAS: Numerous animals waiting for their happy ending SW Iowa News I'm not sure whether it's the heat, humidity or the possibility of flooding, but during the last couple of weeks, several humans have been less than kind to their animal counterparts. Apollinaris (No. 5018) and his brother Langbourne (No. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Report: Smithfield animal officer lied about dog's death Salt Lake Tribune By nate carlisle A Smithfield animal control officer, under investigation for letting a dog die of exposure, originally lied and wrote that the dog had been adopted, a newspaper reported Friday. The Herald Journal of Logan, citing documents it obtained ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 150 dogs rescued from animal hoarder News10.net VICTORVILLE -- A Sacramento veterinarian and other animal care professionals were called in to provide medical care to 150 dogs rescued from an animal hoarder. The dogs were mixed breeds and were found on a property in Victorville, California. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Loss of Top Animal Predators has Massive Ecological Effects Sacramento Bee Apex consumers include animals such as big cats, wolves, bison, sharks, and great whales, and are typically large, long-lived, and not amenable to laboratory experiments. As a result, the effects of removing them from ecosystems are not easy to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Teen boy chained Mazzola The Morning Journal Mazzola's death is another chapter in the story of the controversial wild animal owner. For years, he was the subject of complaints and investigations concerning the animals he kept at his North Marks Road home in Columbia Station and the bear ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fired Sumner deputy accused of improper animal euthanasia The Tennessean A Sumner County sheriff's deputy has been charged with three counts of improper euthanasia methods and fired from his job at Sumner County Animal Control after witnesses said he injected animals in the heart instead of following normal protocol, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Buckeye, Goodyear consider tighter animal laws Arizona Republic 15, 2011 07:23 AM Demolished cars, trampled crops, bites and noise complaints have forced Buckeye and Goodyear to consider stricter rules and penalties for owners who let their animals wander. Carl Preston, a Goodyear resident and farmer, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Review: 'Zookeeper' is caged by boredom Sioux City Journal The ASPCA protects animals, but what about humans? "Zookeeper" is such a boring, tedious retread, it's almost cruel to make someone watch it. Determined to squeeze yet another dollar out of Kevin James as a fat guy trying to get a girl, "Zookeeper" has ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Animal Advisory Board Meets Behind Closed Doors WREG The animal advisory board had scheduling issues and therefore moved its monthly meeting to Thursday at city hall. The chair of the board, Dr. Stephen Tower, said the board decided in June to open meetings for public attendance only once a quarter. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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