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Fire burns out Marathon Township family, kills pets (County Press)
MARATHON TWP. -- Flames destroyed a young family's possessions and killed their four pets Tuesday morning. The Rix family's two dogs and two cats died from the heat and the smoke that charred all the belongings inside their Klam Road home. An on-duty firefighter was stricken with heat exhaustion.
Pets find forever homes at Adoptathon (The Carrollton Leader)
Operation Kindness gets almost 100 calls and e-mails per day from people asking the no-kill shelter to take in their pets. Since the shelter can only house 200 to 250 animals, plus up to another 80 in foster homes, many people are turned away.
Rain Water Left Behind By Storms Can Make Pets Sick (KTAL Shreveport)
The storms are gone but the water they left behind is still lingering around, and those puddles in your backyard can actually carry a disease that's harmful to your pets.
Pets Left To Suffer After Owners' Foreclosure (WXII-TV Winston-Salem)
More and more foreclosures mean empty homes filled with abandoned pets.
PETS OF THEWEEK (Gaffney Ledger)
Saving Gaffney Pets Rescue 488-1577, leave message. $95 includes vaccinations and neutering. savinggaffneypetsrescue.com DON'T SHOP. ADOPT! UREGENT - WE NEED FOSTER HOME OR DONATIONS FOR BOARDING TO KEEP THESE PETS SAFE!
Pets Reunited with Residents of Mobile Home Park (KLAS Las Vegas)
They were forcibly removed from their homes and also the pets they love. But now the residents of the College Inn Mobile Home Park are catching a break and being reunited with their animals they had to leave behind. NewsOne's Carol Wilkinson has the details.
Danbury HELP for Pets to hold bake sale Saturday (The News-Times)
HELP for Pets will hold its annual spring bake sale at A & P Super Foodmart, in Danbury's North Street Shopping Center, Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.Donations of baked goods and cat food are appreciated. All proceeds will help spay/neuter and adoption programs.
Health care for pets can mean big bills (Wisconsin State Journal)
Like many people, Mary Putnam recently had to refinance her house to pay medical bills. In her case, though, the $16,000 she borrowed paid for leg surgeries and physical rehabilitation for her standard poodle, Pepe. Putnam considers it money very well spent. Pets like Pepe are the beneficiaries of both radical improvements in veterinary medicine -- particularly in rehabilitation and cancer ...
Pets once lost can now be found with automated call service (Boston Herald)
Frantic animal lovers dog-tired from searching for lost pets can now throw a net over an entire neighborhood by sending out thousands of calls for help. Findtoto.com,...
Safety chief: Law protects victims' pets (The Lewiston Sun Journal)
LEWISTON - Maine's first-in-the-nation shield for pets, adding them to protection-from-abuse orders in domestic abuse cases, is becoming commonplace in local courts.
