Suffolk couple reunites with dog missing for 4 years
and last updated 2021-07-28 11:03:28-04
NORFOLK, Va. - Lately, it s been all quality time between Adam Cusimano, his husband, Frank, and their Shiba Inu mix, Missy.
âShe was one of my first children,â Adam told News 3. âIt definitely feels a little bit more upbeat now in the house now that one of our children are back.â
For the Cusimanos, Missy means the world to them.
âShe was a big part of our lives,â Adam said. âShe definitely made us smile all the time.â
That is until one day about four years ago when Adam said Missy went into their yard in Norfolk.
Virginia couple reunites with dog missing for 4 years
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Hampton Roads Animal Shelters Find Homes For Pets, Despite Pandemic
Details Published: 31 December 2020
Precious, the 12-year-old white cockatoo who lives at the Peninsula SPCA, misses the stream of visitors he used to play with.
“He s used to people coming in and looking in his window and really just kind of being a superstar,” said the shelter’s communications director Jodi Dean. “All he’s got is the staff now and we noticed about a month and he was really getting lonely. So we take him out more often.”
Precious will never be up for adoption. Cockatoos like him can live to be 70 years old, likely outliving any human companion he will have.
Updated: 11:08 AM EST December 29, 2020
NORFOLK, Va. A local pig found her new home after two Norfolk teens stepped in to help rescue her when she ran loose in the Denby Park - Colonial Heights neighborhood.
“Thanks to these boys for showing compassion and for helping the officer,” said NACC Bureau Manager Michelle Dosson. “Penelope is now happy in her new home, and even has a pig brother.”
Norfolk Humane Officer Johnel Southworth said a complaint came in about Penelope the pig s owners who were taking poor care of her.
This was the second time Southworth received a complaint about Penelope s well-being, the first incident happened in the summer and the owner said Penelope would be moving to live on a farm in North Carolina.