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Here’s a household pet hazard that — dastardly as it is — you don’t hear about too often.
But first the moral of the story: If you have a pet at home, or a child for that matter, don’t ever leave your paper shredder on automatic.
The owners of a mixed breed dog named Diamond found that [...]
Phoenix, the Baltimore pit bull that was doused with gasoline, set on fire and burned over 90 percent of her body, is stable but still considered in critical condition at a veterinary hospital in Pennsylvania.
The dog is in the custody of Main Line Animal Rescue in suburban Philadelphia, and is being cared for at a [...]
Since we reprinted the Humane Society of the United States full response to allegations made in a since-retracted piece of investigative journalism by Atlanta’s WSB-TV, the Center for Consumer Freedom has asked that we reprint their entire response to that response.
So, being entirely responsible, we’re doing so.
It comes from David Martosko, director of Research for [...]
From now until supplies run out, all proceeds from the sale of “ohmidog-O’s” will go to BARCS Franky Fund to help offset the medical costs for Phoenix, a pit bull recovering from being doused with gasoline and set on fire in Baltimore this week.
We’re turning our entire inventory — which isn’t a whole lot — [...]
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More than 400 American Eskimo dogs have been removed from a puppy mill in Kennewick, Washington in what is being called “one of the worst cases” of abuse animal welfare workers have seen.
“The conditions were not only shocking, but also heartbreaking to veteran deputies,” [...]
