Purina Pet Charts for Jul. 01, 2008: Dog and Cat Pictures, Photos, Videos & Stories

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Dog parks something for cities to brag about

No matter how cities grow, dogs need to run around. The use of park space for off-leash areas is often contentious, but dogs deserve their own parks where they can socialize and exercise. Dog parks make for happier dogs and reduce conflicts between dog enthusiasts and those who'd rather keep their distance. .

Source: HeraldNet

Date: 07/01/2008

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Ginger the cat takes this year’s Pet Idol title

Ginger is the first feline to win the contest, which raises money for the Tribune’s Newspaper in Education program, the Coulee Region Humane Society, La Crescent Animal Rescue, Crawford Area Shelter for Animals and the Vernon County Humane Society. .

Source: Lacross Tribune

Date: 07/01/2008

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When pets are flood victims

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — As floodwaters began to rise this spring, forcing thousands from their homes, Sgt. Kent Choate oversaw one of the larger evacuation efforts, providing shelter to hundreds of animals whose owners had been displaced. .

Source: The Seattle Times

Date: 07/01/2008

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Pet project saving dogs in China

For 11 years, the 60-year-old Chen has been rescuing strays off the streets. She now cares for about 900 dogs and 100 cats in her shelter built among rice paddies on the southern outskirts of Chengdu, the provincial capital. .

Source: Deseret News

Date: 07/01/2008

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Eden Hall caretaker on mission to place feral cats who live there

Six cats are looking for a new home in the North Hills. The cats are the last of more than 30 feral cats that need to be relocated from the former Eden Hall Farm in Richland, recently donated to Chatham University by the Eden Hall Farm Foundation. .

Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Date: 07/01/2008

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NEW LEASH ON LIFE

Last Sunday, there was a stirring celebration of war dogs at Westchester's Hartsdale Pet Cemetery, home to the War Dog Memorial, which was built in 1923 to honor the 7,000 four-footed heroes who served in World War I. .

Source: New York Post

Date: 07/01/2008

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Dog parks something for cities to brag about

Ginger the cat takes this year’s Pet Idol title

When pets are flood victims

Pet project saving dogs in China

Eden Hall caretaker on mission to place feral cats who live there

NEW LEASH ON LIFE