Rescued Dogs, Amazing Dog and A Shelter In Need

The Rowan County had to get a warrant to save one hundred and eighteen dogs that were living in unacceptable conditions at a woman named Pat Blevins trailer. The Save The Animals of Rown have taken the poor dogs that were so bad they even had mold growing on them.

A volunteer from Save The Animals of Rown named Shannon Malone said: Horrifying, overwhelming - panic is going to set in soon of what are we going to do with all these dogs. At this point, we have a partnership with law enforcement. Our goal is to take care of the dogs. Their goal is to figure out what they have so now at this point the prosecutor needs to step in and he figures out what we got.

This is so sad even after this animal abuser was let off the hook back in two thousand and four for animal cruelty. Hopefully this time she will have to pay for all these poor dogs would live in misery. So now the shelter is going to need all the help they can get to adopt all these dogs.

Read the article here.


Amazingly a dog named Rocky from Shelton, Conn. was able to survive a deadly day of terror when a nut case named Kenneth Fox tried to kill his dog while killing his wife and himself. Who would have thought that after fifteen stab wounds this dog has survived with the help of Shelton Animal Hospital.

Dog survives 15 stab wounds: wtnh.com

The Shelton Animal Hospital Doctor named Danna Torre said: About six days ago he was taken in for a thoracotomy, and his chest was explored, and we found that the one chest wound was extremely deep through the body wall, through the ribs, and cut through a lung, and that lung lobe was removed, his chest cavity was sealed up, and he has done incredibly well. After everything he has been through, he has been so easy to work with, he is such a loving dog, he wags his tail all the time, and the public has given donations from all over Connecticut, people calling, trying to help.

I feel for this family on the tragedy they have gone though it is so heartbreaking to read, what had happened on the day.

Read the article by Bob Wilson here.


With a twenty five hundred dollar reward being posted by the Humane Society for the villain who abandoned two dogs in Rocky Mount, NC over the weekend.



Kim Alboum from the Humane Society said: We do see animals like this, but they're in hoarding conditions or puppy mills. But they could have just been with a family that couldn't have taken care of them too. The level of neglect this dog has experienced is absolutely horrific.

So now that Marley and Charlie are in good hands hopefully they will be adopted to a loving home.

Read the article by Kelli O’Hara here.


Will the Alameda Animal Shelter survive the ax with the cities shortfall budget this year. The group is worried that they will no longer be in business without an agreement and donations to help them survive.

So they are asking for your support by sending an e-mail @ http://www.faas.bbnow.org/ telling them you support the shelter and don’t want to see them close.

Read the article here.

Rescued Dogs, Dead Dogs, Dog Laws And A Special Dog

The Memphis Police have arrested Randall Lomax from N Memphis for animal cruelty when they found three pit bulls with no food or water. The sad part is that two of the dogs had to be put down and Randall Lomax is saying that the dogs weren’t even his.

I guess we will have to wait and see what the outcome is on the charges and maybe we will find out who really owns the dogs.

Read the article by Jason Miles here.


The Pennsylvania SPCA had one hell of a day when they found all kind of animals that were either dead or alive in a South Philly home.

A spokesman for the PSPCA named George Bengal said: This is an extremely bizarre case, this is a hoarder situation but I think that the individual who lives in here has every kind of species known to man.

The animal abuser had told the Philadelphia Police that he worked for the CIA. Ya right, this nut case was living with eight dead dogs and even a dead alligator. Now he is charged with animal cruelty for what he did to these animals.

Read the article by Dan Stamm here.


The state of Missouri have finally sent in the final version of their new dog breeding rules while the temporary rules will stay in affect to help stop the puppy mills. The state is finally getting down on the money making puppy mills they even hired two more inspectors and a vet.

Read the article by Dick Aldrich here.


A special seven year old child named Evan Moss who has epilepsy and seizures wanted his own service dog and after finding out how much they cost, he had taken matters into his own hands by writing a book call My Seizure Dog. Evan is hoping to sell enough of his books so that he can buy his own service dog from 4 Paws for Ability.

This just shows that the will is greater than the anything. You can get Evans book here.

Read the article by Tom Jackman here.