The only thing keeping Stu alive right now is that the Court decision does not become final for 30 days after the ruling. The ruling was issued June 23, 2009.
Posted on June 30th, 2009 by isak
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Stu Could Die July 23, 2009 — Let’s Help Him Live!
Can you help FREE Brindi?
Do you have any items you would donate to help raise funds to defray the legal costs of getting Brindi released from the SPCA in Nova Scotia? She was seized by authorities and impounded in July 2008.
Posted on June 29th, 2009 by isak
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Laparoscopic Spays Less Traumatic and Less Painful Alternative to Traditional Spays
By performing the spay procedure laparoscopically the patient experiences less trauma and minimal pain. With the laparoscope we are able to perform the surgery with magnified views of the organs, allowing for greater precision. The ovarian ligament is carefully cut and cauterized, rather than torn.
Posted on June 28th, 2009 by isak
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Dog Training Website Offers $25k to Dog Rescues
Finding funding for dog rescue shelters is difficult to do, especially in the current economic recession. That’s why TrainPetDog.com is offering a total of $25,000 donations to be distributed to 500 needy dog rescues. The donations can be in the form of either cash or dog supplies, depending on what the rescue needs.
Posted on June 28th, 2009 by isak
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Internet Radio Show About “Special Needs” Pets has Launched
The nation’s first Internet radio show about disabled and chronically ill dogs and cats was launched today by Scout’s House™, California’s leading physical rehabilitation therapy and boarding facility for special needs animals. Featuring interviews with a wide range of guests, including veterinarians, medical researchers, and attorneys specializing in animal law, “Special Pets, Special Needs” will help pet owners understand the myriad of medical and functional issues their pets face and give them the information they need to help these important family members live more comfortable and more functional lives.
Posted on June 28th, 2009 by isak
Filed under: Cats, Dogs, Pet Illnesses, Pet Tips | 1 Comment »
Pilots N Paws: 5000 Animal Rescue Week Sept.12- 20, 2009
In September, pilots are donating their time, planes and fuel to transport dogs from overcrowded shelters where they face almost certain death to rescue groups and shelters several states away that are committed to finding them homes.
Posted on June 26th, 2009 by isak
Filed under: Activism, Pet Transport | 3 Comments »
Must a Cat Live with an Abuser? Nope.
As often sadly happens in cases of domestic violence, the man and woman reconcile and continue to live together. But what about the pets from that relationship; the quietly suffering. Do they get any justice? Any choice?
Posted on June 26th, 2009 by isak
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Stu: Innocent LA Dog Could be Euthanized
The California Court of Appeals today ruled that the City’s sentence of death against Stu, a ten year-old dog with a record of one biting incident four years ago, when Stu had himself just been injured, could stand.
Posted on June 24th, 2009 by isak
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Animal Cruelty Through the Eyes of a Child
My name is Maria Ewan and I am 11 years old. I live in Marlton, New Jersey. I am writing this letter to you because I want to give you a song I dedicated to animals being abused.
Posted on June 23rd, 2009 by isak
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Pets as Family. Really?
A new AP/Petside poll released Tuesday shows that half (50%) of American pet owners consider their pets to be as much a part of the family as any person in the household.
Posted on June 23rd, 2009 by isak
Filed under: Cats, Dogs, On the Lighter Side | No Comments »
