Bellbrook to address limits on pets at meeting (Dayton Daily News)
BELLBROOK — Residents will find out Monday night, March 1, whether a proposal to increase the number of cats or dogs allowed at a city residence will be shot down, or will move on for city council’s consideration.Bellbrook’s Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 6 p.m. today in City Council chambers, 15 E. Franklin St., to consider allowing residents to keep a total of three cats and …
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Bellbrook to address limits on pets at meeting (Dayton Daily News)
Most Bizarre House Pets (Channel NewsAsia)
In 2009’s smash comedy The Hangover, the drug-addled protagonists make off with boxer Mike Tyson’s pet tiger. It’s a hilarious vignette–and funnier still when you consider how many people in the real world in fact keep tigers, and all sorts of other unlikely beasts, as pets.
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Pets of domestic violence victims now offered shelter (Nevada Appeal)
The Carson City District Attorney’s Victim/Witness Division has teamed with Carson City Animal Services to offer shelter to the pets of domestic violence victims. Victim/Witness Coordinator Frankie Haynes said in some cases victims won’t leave a violent situation because they can’t take their animals with them. Now, the Carson City Animal Shelter will house those pets for up to five months so …
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Pets: Listen to your pets’ winter tails (UPI)
By AL SWANSON CHICAGO, Feb. 28 (UPI) — As another winter season winds down, it’s a good time to give faithful pets a going over to find out how they’re holding up to weather stresses.
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Pets at area rescue shelters await loving homes (The Hendersonville Times-News)
Blue Ridge Humane Society No-kill, limited admission animal adoption and rescue center. Location: U.S. 64 East.
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Pets at area rescue shelters await loving homes (The Hendersonville Times-News)
Donations to SPCA Pet Pantry help people keep pets (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Pets and the people who love them will have an easier time staying together through a financial crisis, thanks to a new partnership to stock the SPCA Pet Pantry. PETCO stores in Richmond collected five truckloads of pet food for the SPCA Pet Pantry in a January fooddrive
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Donated scanner helps track pets (Forsyth County News)
Reuniting pets with their owners just got a little easier for the Forsyth County Animal Shelter.
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Residents advised to keep pets safe in evacuation (The Maui News)
The Humane Society of the United States is reminding residents to take their pets with them if they evacuate. “If it isn’t safe for you, it isn’t safe for your pets,” said Inga Gibson, Hawaii state director for the agency.
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Coyotes Prey On Pets (OfficialWire)
The City Council in Wheaton, Ill., says it may combat attacks on pets by coyotes by hiring a trapper. The Naperville (Ill.) Sun said Brad Lundsteen of St. Charles, Ill.
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Coyotes prey on Ill. pets (UPI)
NAPERVILLE, Ill., Feb. 27 (UPI) — The City Council in Wheaton, Ill., says it may combat attacks on pets by coyotes by hiring a trapper.
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Coyotes prey on Ill. pets (UPI)