Pets News Archive
31-Jul-2007
- 'Include pets in emergency planning (News Democrat Journal)
Missouri is home to millions of animals, from household pets to livestock to wild creatures. When disaster strikes, people can rely on state, federal and private humanitarian agencies to provide food, shelter, medical care and rescue assistance. - 'Leaving pets behind? Options abound (Kinston Free Press)
By Kaitlin Barker Staff Writer Debra Singer has a Jack Russell terrier and a shih-tzu, both of whom she regards as members of her family. When she leaves home for vacation, Singer wants to guarantee that her Corky and Tiny have the best care possible. - 'Busy People Can Now Rent Pets (KMGH 7 Denver)
A California company has begun offering FlexPetz, a new service that rents pets. - 'Schools Might Take In Pets During Storms (The Tampa Tribune)
LAND - O' LAKES - The Pasco County School Board on Tuesday is expected to decide whether to help Emergency Management officials by allowing campus buildings to shelter pets during weather emergencies. - 'SPCA says pit bulls can be gentle and sweet pets (McKinney Messenger)
Pit bulls have gotten a bad rap in recent years as being mean killer dogs, but Maura Davies said if raised in a loving environment, pit bulls can be great pets. - 'Submit Your 'Pets In Costume' Photos (WESH 2 Orlando)
This week, we're asking for photos of your "Pets In Costume." Send us your favorite photos of your furry friends in costume. - 'PhotoVote: Submit Your 'Pets In Costume' Photos (WTAE-TV Pittsburgh)
This week, we're asking for photos of "Pets In Action." Send us your favorite photos and check out other cats and dogs in costume. - 'An update on events at Saving Gaffney Pets Rescue (Gaffney Ledger)
Dear Readers: Mary Carpenter here with Saving Gaffney Pets Rescue. We have had a lot going on lately and things have been happening. We have sent 60 dogs to New York in the past month that would have otherwise been euthanized. - '11:25 a.m. - Unconditional Love looking for volunteers with pets (Pacific Daily News)
11:25 a.m. July 31 ? Unconditional Love is looking for volunteers with pets to visit senior citizens homes. - '6 people, pets unhurt in fire (The Herald)
A Rock Hill family, their guests and their pets escaped uninjured but were displaced Sunday afternoon after a grease fire exploded in the kitchen. The fire occurred at about 2:40 p.m. at 611 Rose St. just across a narrow street from a Winthrop University apartment complex.
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