Animal lovers bring out prized companions for blessing of the animals in Brunswick
When Richard Dlugoz first brought his dog, Lilly, to St. Patrick Episcopal Church’s annual Blessing of the Animals, his faith was somewhat tepid.

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Carbondale attorney Eugenia Hunter talks about animal law
As reports of dog bites, animal cruelty and puppy mills continue to increase, attorneys and judges are looking for answers. During a continuing education workshop held Wednesday at Nick’s Okla-Tex, members of the Franklin County Bar Association received advice and information from one of their peers. Carbondale attorney Eugenia C. Hunter said animal law is a growing field that is now being …

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Animal rescuers dole out ruff treatment
They might look like outlaw bikers, but beneath all the tattoos and piercings, Joe, Big Ant, Johnny O and the gang are really just a big bunch of pussycats.

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BUSINESS PROFILE: Animal House Pet Sitting
Sue Vogt was looking for someone to watch her dogs when she got the idea to start a pet sitting business.

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Safe Harbor animal shelter closing Friday, moving to Martin County
Safe Harbor animal shelter closing Friday, moving to Martin County

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Animal shelter volunteer sees real issues
I’m writing this because I wanted you all to know a little bit about volunteering at the Clay County Animal Care and Control facility in Penney Farms.

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Animal welfare compromise keeps issue off ballot
Ohioans will see new standards for raising animals ranging from chickens, hogs and calves to puppies, bears and alligators as part of a deal reached yesterday to keep a constitutional issue off the fall ballot.

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Doctor pleads in child, animal neglect case
A veteran physician who briefly ran a medical clinic at Devils Lake last year pleaded guilty Tuesday to child and animal neglect charges in Lenawee County District Court.

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