Dog

A group of Missouri spelunkers (cavers) managed to accidentally find a missing senior dog and come to its rescue, after the pup disappeared from the family ...

According to Vernon, Flossie had accidentally buried herself alive, after crawling down the rabbit hole. Instead, 23 percent are never returned to their owners, according to the Coalition for Reuniting Pets and Families. It was only when a neighbor heard a small bark from the hole in the ground that Flossie was discovered to be underneath and trapped.

Oakley, a 10-week-old golden retriever, will be the first law enforcement therapy dog in McHenry County once the pup has finished his training.

Once the certification is approved, Oakley will be able to visit schools, hospitals, nursing homes and be in the community for special events. All of it is to have better interactions between police and residents, he said. “He will be around the station to hang out with officers and dispatchers. Jenny Synak, communications manager in the dispatch center, expects Oakley will be in their offices quite often. Oakley was paid for by a line item in the department budget and not through a grant. “We will be in roll call, training and meet with officers before they leave.

A spelunking group in Perry County, Missouri found and rescued a senior dog Saturday that had been missing for nearly two months.

Listen to this story; Kodiak 4-H held its annual dog show over the weekend. Members trained their family pets, and brought them out for the event at the.

The dogs completed an agility course and a timed test of who can sit the most still if their master walks away over a minutes-long period. She trained animals with 4-H as a kid, and says that the benefits are immense. “Working with animals is a great gift and a great…

NATCHEZ — A number of travelers on U.S. 61 north of town near Atkins Lumber were witness to a frightening sight on Saturday.

This community is so fortunate to have Sheriff Travis Patten and the deputies who are at work at the Adams County Sheriff’s Office,” she said. She thanked the Adams County Sheriff’s deputies who showed up and aided in the search and capture of the dog. “We are so blessed to have the deputies we have. Hopefully, she will not be as scared and we will be able to catch her and get her spayed so she won’t have any more puppies,” Ewing said. They had her out in a field on the catch pole,” she said. They discussed putting the dog down then and there, but before that could happen, the dog slipped out of the loop around its neck at the end of the catch pole and took off.

It has long been said that dogs take after their people, and while true, we people certainly take after our dogs. However dogs enter our lives, ...

When we talk to dogs, we talk to ourselves. We are sad, but so happy to have had him in our lives. We construct a personality to complement our own beings. Our challenge when we lose a pet is to not let this part of us die, physical presence or not. Dogs enable us to have an outlet of our own emotions, our own beings. After landing at National, I went to Union Station and picked up my mother (she was visiting for the week) and then we both went to City Dogs Daycare and picked up a pup. Snuggle the dog. Hence our real sadness—we lose a part of ourselves, that which is worth keeping. Snuggle the dog. Well, looks like I was coming home to a puppy. However dogs enter our lives, we become changed forever for the better. When we lose our companion, we feel that a piece of us has departed with them.

INDIANA – Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch, the Indiana Destination Development Corporation (IDDC) and Indiana's First Dog Henry are searching for adorable dogs in ...

“There’s no need to leave your dog at home when traveling in Indiana,” IDDC Secretary and CEO Elaine Bedel said. Pet-friendly trip ideas, destinations and lodging in Indiana are available at VisitIndiana.com. The Indiana State Nature Passport and Indiana Arts and Culture Passport also highlight locations across the state welcoming to dogs. - A feature as one of the Cutest Dogs IN Indiana on the Visit Indiana social channels.

Welcome to Skimm Tested, where we put products to the test and then give 'em a report card. (Check out all of our tried and tested faves here.) ...

One of the best features of this camera, in our humble opinions, is the ability to toss treats to your pet via the app. Setup. As long as you have a solid Wi-Fi connection, setting up the camera is quick and easy. You can also talk to your pets in real time by pressing a microphone icon on the app. We tested that feature while we were in the room with the camera and found the sound to be crisp and come through with almost no lag. Price. At $210 (currently on sale for$189), the Furbo 360º Dog Camera isn’t exactly cheap — though we have noticed that Furbo cameras are frequently on sale, as this one is now. While the treat-tossing function is an incredibly cool one, treats must be less than 0.75 inches in diameter, and should be dry, firm, and round for best toss results. Unlike the previous Furbo model, this device rotates on its base to provide a 360-degree view (hence its name), which you can control via arrows on the app to scan the room in either direction. Bonus: You can choose from either a default squeaky-toy sound to activate when a treat is tossed, or you can record your own sound if you want to personalize it. We found this function to work smoothly and quickly, allowing us a full view of the room. The camera also has an automatic night-vision feature, which provides a clear view of the room in low lighting; the device will determine whether color or black and white will give you the crispest image. And when you’re using the app, you can zoom in 4x as well as take photos or videos in real time. It streams in color, and you can choose from 360p, 720p, and 1080p resolutions — though higher ones may affect streaming quality depending on your Wi-Fi. We consistently kept the camera at 720p and found it to be quite crisp, but if you’ve got a stronger connection, the 1080p resolution is impressive.

LUBBOCK, Texas (KJTV) - From The Good Dog Gang: Hi, I'm Scar - a 10 week old Shepard mix. I'm a fun guy who loves to play with toys. Squeakers are my favorite.

I’m a fun guy who loves to play with toys. I’m working hard on potty training and love to run around outside. Hi, I’m Scar - a 10 week old Shepard mix.

A dog named Dottie went viral for her reaction when she found her owner was waiting for her after she thought she had left without her.

Miesha and Lady wrote: "She's so precious." And ecee017 joked: "She's like mum let me in to oh mums there." Another user, Sonic Of Sheffield said: "awww so cute, the look on her face when she saw [you] tho." The post came with a caption that said: "She was crying and scratching at my door." Becca Jayne Parmley wrote: "her little face when she realised where you were." Marlenna_80 said: "Awwww the relief."

Secondly, once an investigation is initiated, the dangerous dog owner is “allowed” to quarantine the dog at home, as Animal Control is no longer allowed to take ...

The dog owner should be criminally cited and civilly liable to the victim(s). If the dog attacks a person engaged in a criminal act, no adverse action. If a dog attacks a person resulting in a police report and medical attention, the dog is quarantined by county animal control and should be euthanized 10 days later. So, they shouldn’t have a problem standing up to the vicious animal lobbyists either. Local ordinance requires the owner of the dangerous dog to register the dog annually and pay a $500 fee, restraining the animal and posting signs. If the dog shows signs of rabies … after 10 days, y’all, then the victim is notified. Secondly, once an investigation is initiated, the dangerous dog owner is “allowed” to quarantine the dog at home, as Animal Control is no longer allowed to take the dog immediately into a county quarantine facility.

Sarge's Animal Rescue Foundation held a happy, successful 17th Annual Downtown Dog Walk Aug. 6, in Waynesville. The fundraiser, which supports the homeless ...

An ode to the heroine spirit braving a man's world, "Dog Eat Dog" by Tommy Lefroy is a confrontation of masculine power structures and the constrictive ...

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According to the arrest affidavit, 30-year-old Troy Weiss was evicted from his Goodlettsville apartment on Dickerson Pike and left without his dog. Neighbors ...

Davidson County Animal Control was summoned to the residence and discovered a dog so malnourished that its full skeleton was visible through the skin. Neighbors called Goodlettsville Police about sounds of a dying dog coming from the apartment. It was determined that Weis failed to provide food and water to the dog and ultimately abandoned the animal.