NBC 7’s Dagmar Midcap explains heroes banded together to save helpless animals during the Valley Fire. Source: NBC San Diego
When Linda Spangler asked her mother, in a video chat, what she would like as gift for her 92nd birthday, the response came promptly. “I’d like a dog,” Charlene Spangler said. “Is Wolfgang dead?” Wolfgang, a family dachshund, had indeed died long ago; so had all his successors. Ms. Spangler,
Johel Ocegueda survives on disability and Social Security and lives alone in Pomona. Well, not totally alone. His two pit bulls, who he calls mama and papa, are his canine companions. “I need food for my two dogs,” he said. But some months, his government check is barely enough to
Ruger is an all-American dog with a billboard to prove it. The 5-year-old Belgian Malinois-pitbull mix from Bentonville is trained in search and rescue, specializing in finding missing pets. Recently, she was selected as one of 10 winners among about 16,000 applicants in the Early Times All-American Dogs social media
Jenny Hu fans the kitten peering out from its carrier with a large manila envelope, offering the tiny feline whatever relief she can on a typically hot and humid August day in New York City. Hu and her pet are waiting outside of a veterinarian’s office in midtown Manhattan for
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Ellen Shershow’s photos capture dogs as vibrant oddballs: licking their nostrils, dashing across beaches, peering inquisitively at the camera as if it might deliver a slice of premium freeze-dried meat directly to their mouths. The pet portraitist is accustomed to long preshoot phone chats with owners about everything from their dog’s medical
The sun has been shining with temperatures rising over the past few days in western Massachusetts and pet owners need to be aware of the potential dangers. “Whenever there’s a heat advisory, that means that there’s professionals telling us there’s a warning. There’s some kind of advisory that we have
It is that week all over the US. The one where the temperature continues to climb. Meteorologists are warning about the dangers of being outside. And if we feel the heat — just imagine how hot it is for pets. Our pets count on us to take care of them.
Two months after officials announced that two cats in New York had tested positive for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released a detailed paper on what occurred — with some important information for other pet owners. The report, published Monday, reveals that the two