Fury over cruel dog owner's 'lenient' sentence (The Vale Advertiser)
FURY last night greeted the "lenient" sentence handed to a North Wales woman whose dog was found starving and riddled with mange and mites. Vicky Simpson was yesterday banned from owning cats and dogs and placed on a community supervision order for a year at Prestatyn Magistrates.
LOCAL NEWS (Alamogordo Daily News)
With the arrival of the new year, pet owners on Holloman Air Force Base will face strict new regulations regarding the types of animals they can own and how those pets must be cared for.
Virus hits dogs (The Advertiser)
AT least 250 dogs have died or been put down in just three weeks following South Australia's worst outbreak of a deadly infection in 20 years. The number of parvovirus cases has soared since late November, with more than 500 cases recorded in the metropolitan area.
LOCAL NEWS (Alamogordo Daily News)
With the arrival of the new year, pet owners on Holloman Air Force Base will face strict new regulations regarding the types of animals they can own and how those pets must be cared for.
Katrina Pets Now on 2006 Calendar (PR Web)
The striking faces of almost 20 pets, abandoned in New Orleans during the initial weeks following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, now grace the pages of a calendar for the year 2006.
Horror of stray killer dog attack (The Mercury)
TWO dogs and a goat are dead, and another dog lucky to be alive, after a stray dog went on a rampage on the North-West Coast yesterday. Animal control officers have now caught the dog they believe responsible for the attacks after hunting for it for most of the day yesterday.
Where there is a Will there?s a way (Rochdale Observer)
A HEYWOOD ATC cadet was showered with praise after rescuing two dogs from a watery grave. William Downes was presented with a commendation from his squadron, as well as a certificate of merit from the RSPCA and a plaque from Rochdale?s mayor, Councillor Ashley Dearnley, for his heroics.
Virus hits dogs (The Advertiser)
AT least 250 dogs have died or been put down in just three weeks following South Australia's worst outbreak of a deadly infection in 20 years. The number of parvovirus cases has soared since late November, with more than 500 cases recorded in the metropolitan area.
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