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PA-Experts join dog-fighting panel
Nov 06, 2009 - 1:53 PM - by 3MTA3
November 3, 2009 by Matthew Petrillo

In light of dog fighting’s growth as a legal issue nationwide, the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund held a discussion at Beasley School of Law.



LEE MILLER TTN SALDF Co-President Jessie Paine addresses experts before they discuss dog fighting. Beasley School of Law’s moot courtroom provided an open setting for the... [Read More]
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GA-Family’s Dog Set Afire
Nov 06, 2009 - 1:43 PM - by 3MTA3
Family’s Dog Set Afire; 'It Was A Ball Of Fire With Legs'

Posted: 9:32 pm EST November 5, 2009Updated: 9:44 am EST November 6, 2009

ATLANTA -- A 1-year-old bulldog is fighting for his life after investigators said someone doused him with an accelerant, causing third-and fourth-degree burns to his face and mouth.

“They extend throughout the dog’s entire left side. At this juncture, we’re trying to see if we can save his left eye,” said a... [Read More]
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OH-Dog advocate says 'pit bulls' are unfairly demonized
Nov 06, 2009 - 11:02 AM - by 3MTA3
Article published November 06, 2009

Dog advocate says 'pit bulls' are unfairly demonized
Canine profiling cited as ineffective approach
By CARL RYAN
BLADE STAFF WRITER

In dealing with dangerous dogs, Ohio and Lucas County are all wrong, a lawyer-lobbyist for an animal-welfare organization told a group at Government Center yesterday.

Ledy VanKavage, a specialist in animal law, said Ohio and Lucas County are behind the times in... [Read More]
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CA-Placer SPCA offers spay, neuter vouchers for pit bulls
Nov 05, 2009 - 5:07 PM - by 3MTA3
11/3/09

Placer SPCA offers spay, neuter vouchers for pitbulls

Responsible ownership key to good behavior, experts say

By Jenifer Gee Journal Staff Writer

In an effort to encourage responsible pet parenting, a Placer animal shelter is offering free birth control.

For the month of November, the Placer Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is offering free spay and neuter surgery vouchers for pitbull and... [Read More]
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KY:Dog Law Stiffened In Independence
Nov 05, 2009 - 4:58 PM - by 3MTA3
Dog law stiffened in Kentucky town

Associated Press
Nov. 3, 2009, 8:56AM

INDEPENDENCE, Ky. — Dogs will no longer get a “free bite” in Independence.

Officials in the northern Kentucky city put more teeth into the animal control ordinance on Monday by removing a provision that a dog couldn’t be declared vicious until after it bit someone.

The Kentucky Enquirer reported City Attorney Jed Deters said officers can... [Read More]
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