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Thousands of Dogs Strutt Their Stuff (WHP CBS 21 Harrisburg)
The Farm Show Complex is going to the dogs…literally.
Animal Control: Vicious dogs a problem in Topeka (49 ABC News Topeka)
This woman was attacked by two vicious dogs today. Vicious dogs can be seen running loose in the Capital City on any given day. Find out what threats animal control officers face each day as they go about their jobs, and find out how this woman is doing.
Who let the dogs out? Parks that s who! (Queens Courier)
The battle over Bowser s right to roam free in city Parks ended on Tuesday, April 10 with dogs and their owners howling for joy as the Parks Department announced a change in the rules concerning off-leash dogs in parks.
New details emerge in abandoned dogs investigation (WKYC Cleveland)
New details emerge in abandoned dogs investigation
DeSoto aims to corral stray, dangerous dogs (Dallas Morning News)
DeSoto officials are getting closer to approving changes to the city’s animal ordinance that they hope will address increasing issues with dangerous and stray dogs.
Six abandoned dogs taken to Gary’s animal shelter (Post-Tribune)
GARY — City animal enforcement officers picked up six abandoned dogs in an empty house in Miller on Thursday and took them to a shelter. “Other than being smelly, they appear to be in good health,” Lt. Sam Roberts said.
Ice Dogs have backs to wall (Fairbanks Daily News-Miner)
It s been a rough introduction to playoff hockey for the Fairbanks Ice Dogs.
Sea Dogs rally in extras for second straight win (OurSports Central)
The Sea Dogs scored three times in the top of the 11th inning to beat the Binghamton Mets in their home opener, 10-7 at NYSEG Stadium.
Agency rescues abandoned dogs (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
GARY | Six dogs left inside an abandoned, feces-laden home in Miller were removed Thursday morning and transported to Gary Animal Control, police spokesman Lt. Samuel Roberts said.
WHO LET THE DOGS ON? (Lexington Herald-Leader)
For years, people have been saying that TV is going to the dogs. This month, it really is.