State considers registry for animal abusers
California may soon place animal abusers on the same level as sex offenders by listing them in an online registry, complete with their home addresses and places of employment.
California may soon place animal abusers on the same level as sex offenders by listing them in an online registry, complete with their home addresses and places of employment.
Given that this is nesting season for the owls, officials are warning people with pets weighing up to 15 pounds to be mindful of attacks from the sky and to take precautions to prevent them.
“Just because someone’s toy poodle makes them feel good, doesn’t make them a certified service dog,” says Corey Hudson, the Chief Executive Officer of Canine Companions for Independence of Santa Rosa.
A study, published this month in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, has found that those low-calorie diet foods for cats and dogs may actually be just as calorie heavy as their regular counterparts.
