Dogs dress for the big day (Ananova)
A pet shop is selling wedding outfits for dogs.

Rescued dogs desperately need homes (News 14 Charlotte)
A Statesville man must find homes for 15 rescued dogs soon or they will be put to sleep. Some people have pitched in to raise money for temporary shelter to house the animals.

St. Pet’s Day raises green for dogs, cats (Akron Beacon Journal)
The evening went to the dogs, and not just Irish setters and wolfhounds. The second annual Shamrockin’ with the Celtic Club St. Pet’s Day benefited cats and dogs Friday at St. Michael the Archangel Church in Canton.

Family claim yobs’ dogs killed pet cat (Hartlepool Mail)
THUGS set their dogs on to a schoolgirl’s pet cat, claim a family. … A POWER cut affected hundreds of homes and businesses and caused traffic chaos on the roads. …

Dogs drink whatever for Mardi Gras (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
It was a little chilly, and yes, Fat Tuesday had passed and Lent was already under way. But that didn’t stop The Blue Dogs from making Saturday’s Mardi Gras Myrtle Beach at Broadway at the Beach a rocking and rollicking affair.

‘Dogs break losing streak in 2-0 win over Sudbury (Mississauga News)
The IceDogs finally broke their 10 games losing streak with a successful afternoon in Sudbury. The ‘Dogs kept the Sudbury Wolves at bay in front of 4,727 spectators at Sudbury Community Arena, for a final score of 2-0.

Dogs test their agility at competition (Warrnambool Standard)
THROUGH the week Geelong man Peter Baker’s beloved dogs are by his side 24 hours a day and on weekends he travels across the state to enter them in agility and jumping trials.

Cory Urquhart natural hat trick leads Ice Dogs to 3-2 win (SportzDomain.Net)
Cory Urquhart natural hat trick leads Ice Dogs to 3-2 win Long Beach Victorious Despite 2 Hour Game Delay LONG BEACH, Calif. The Long Beach Ice Dogs (32-19-8) had the start of their game delayed two hours against the Bakersfield Condors (29-23-5) Sunday night due to an unlikely reason in Southern California: snow. The Ice Dogs won their second game in a row, taking advantage of the road weary

Marsing city officials want residents to register dogs (Idaho Press-Tribune)
That s what we want to do, is return the dog to their owner, Bicandi said. Most people don t realize when their dogs get out. The city holds lost dogs at a kennel, and the dogs are attended to daily. Bicandi said there is a fee levied by the city for holding them.