Just after 7 a.m. on Monday, crews battled flames at a home on 80th and Krameria Street in Adams County, rescuing more than a dozen dogs, including puppies; two people were taken to the hospital. Read On…
Roderick 'Rory' MacLeod, 70, was hit and killed Saturday morning while walking two dogs near 42 Spring St. in Hope Valley. Hopkinton police say the eastbound vehicle left its lane, struck several objects and crashed; the driver was taken to Westerly Hospital for evaluation. Read On…
Mark Coppola, 64, faces 19 counts after deputies on Wednesday discovered dogs living in feces on concrete floors with no bedding or access to water at a Gerry property on Edson Road. Read On…
Raphael Woolfork died after an attack by three pit bull-type dogs around 9:20 a.m. Saturday in Oglethorpe, Ga. The animals are still on the loose and the Oglethorpe Police Department is investigating. Read On…
Jonel Goings said several loose dogs surrounded and bit her on Dec. 2 as she walked toward Browning, prompting calls from family and neighbors for stronger action on aggressive animals. Read On…
City officials say a pilot program pairing LAPD's Central Division with L.A. Animal Services removed 38 animals — 26 of them dogs — from Skid Row last month and placed them into care with animal services and partners. Read On…
A Sanford Police Department officer rescued a dog from a burning home on Dec. 2, reviving the animal after smoke inhalation as the family had already escaped, according to body camera footage and department accounts. Read On…
Oklahoma City police allege a lethal dog mauling that killed a 2-year-old led to first-degree murder charges against her parents; officials removed four dogs from the 1500 block of Northeast 26th Street after a welfare check on Nov. 18. Read On…
Animal Concern Cumbria is preparing to open adoption applications for Brody, a six-year-old Pyrenean mountain dog who weighs 66kg and eats more than 1kg of food daily, and is seeking an experienced owner with space and resources for the gentle giant. Read On…
Researchers say the startling blue hue seen on stray dogs in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone reflects unsanitary behavior and contact with a blue chemical rather than a radiation-driven mutation. Read On…