A Riverside, California animal-rights group is offering a $500 reward in the fatal wounding of a German Shepherd puppy with a crossbow. The ASK Foundation, a nonprofit group that works with the city/county animal shelter, is hoping someone will come forward with information leading to an arrest. A security guard found the 6-month-old dog with [...]
From INlandSocal.com RIVERSIDE, California – So that pets of low-income people can have a nice Thanksgiving meal, volunteers from the Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center will distribute packages of cat and dog food to pet owners attending the Salvation Army Riverside Corps’ annual Community Thanksgiving Luncheon on Wednesday. This is the first year the [...]
Click to join our Facebook Fan Page and follow us on Twitter! By Tony Castro For Daily News Los Angeles Los Angeles may have to euthanize an additional 11,000 animals in city shelters next year if Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and the City Council go through with cuts that critics say will gut the city’s animal [...]
By Ross Farrow For News-Sentinel UPDATED: LODI, CA – A family is reunited after their guide dog puppy made a great escape. Three month old Gannon managed to escape his Lodi home last Friday, through the kitty door. When Alexis Green, his raiser, realized he was gone, she called Guide Dogs For The Blind and [...]
Olive and Mochi are pugs with a passion for fashion. No wonder Halloween is their favorite time of year. From The Associated Press/Photographs by Richard Vogel They’ve been dressed up as geisha girls, surfer girls and even pieces of sushi over the years. They may not understand the tradition, but “pugs understand positive energy,” explains [...]
By Petside.com and Heather R. of Blisstree.com With cooler weather upon us, many dog owners are taking advantage of dog parks, bringing their dogs out to socialize and romp. Petside.com recently released their list of the top ten dog parks in the United States, and this is no easy task, considering dog parks have become [...]
From PeoplePets.com Photo by Jonathan Sprague At first glance, cancer researcher Michael McCulloch’s lab at the Pine Street Foundation in San Rafael, Calif., looks predictably humdrum – a computer, a few beakers and some vials. And yet, if you look a little closer, there’s something downright peculiar about the place. Most notably, the water bowls, leashes [...]
