Dogs’ euthanasia “barbaric” (Denver Post)
Dogs at the Humane Society of Weld County are being euthanized unnecessarily and without sedation, according to a draft complaint letter from shelter volunteers and employees.

Emaciated cats, dogs found on East Huntingdon property (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Police and humane officers are looking for a woman whose former trailer home on Route 981 in rural East Huntingdon was found full of emaciated cats, ferrets, and dogs yesterday afternoon. One dog was discovered dead on the property.

Elderly Man Mauled by Pack of Dogs (KGBT 4 Rio Grande Valley)
“That’s the leg, that’s the head.” Graphic photographs serve as evidence…. “The dogs had ripped all of his clothes off.”

Hall citizens angry about loose dogs (AccessNorthGA)
GAINESVILLE - Hall County Commissioners Thursday night heard from upset South Hall homeowners angry over the problems loose dogs cause. One of them was Fred Dissen from Flowery Branch who recalled the day two dogs forced him back into his house; he said it was more than a dog problem.

Humane society dogs trained by jail inmates (Rocky Mountain News)
They aren t bad dogs. They don t bite or bark a lot. But they need discipline, attention and training and who better to do it than jail inmates with time on their hands?

New Web site Debuts for RV Travelers with Dogs (PR Web)
RV enthusiasts who travel with dogs have a new online resource in RVingWithDogs.com. The website includes daily commentary by editors Julee and Jack Meltzer, authors of the popular guidebook “Camping and RVing with Dogs,” as well as a directory of “dog-friendly” campgrounds. [PRWEB Apr 14, 2006] Trackback URI: www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/U2luZy1UaGlyLUNyYXMtWmV0YS1IYWxmLVplcm8=

City considering banning dogs from parks (Plattsburgh Press Republican)
PLATTSBURGH — Because some residents are not following the pooper-scooper law, the Common Council is considering banning dogs from some city parks.

Haute Dogs Bring Fashion to The Hill (Daily Breeze)
Event provides a showcase for dogs needing homes and garners funds for the animal shelter.

Unleashed dogs raise worries among hikers (The Arizona Republic)
Park officials are cracking down on unleashed dogs at South Mountain Park. Pet owners could face fines of up to $2,500 if they ignore warnings and leashes.