Tiffany Morgan
For days, the dog evaded leashes, âboltingâ from anyone who attempted to get too close. Posts on social media tracked the strayâs movements through backyards and across major intersections.
âWe were worried about seeing him on the side of the road,â Delay said. Snickers had been seen favoring one of his front paws and was thus even more at risk for injury on the roadways.
On July 11, Courtney Willbanks, 12, with the help of her neighbor, was finally able to catch the elusive Snickers. She had attempted to follow him the previous night, but he kept running away and into the surrounding woods.
Mon, 07/12/2021 - 18:40 RCN Newsdesk
Kenton County is significantly reducing adoption costs related to cats at its animal shelter.
Throughout the month of July all adult cats (aged one year or older) will have adoption fees of just $25, down from the usual $120.
Each cat receives a first round of vaccinations, a flea/tick preventative, de-wormer, a microchip (registered to the new adopter), and are spayed/neutered.
To see all available cats, visit the Kenton County Animal Services adoption site or their Facebook page (@KentonCountyAnimalServies)
For questions regarding the adoption process, call Animal Services at 859-356-7400, or email Animal Services at animal.shelter@kentoncounty.org.
The 5:00 News: East Rosemary Street, Season Tickets and Wolf-Dog Hybrids
97.9 The Hill News Director Brighton McConnell shares local news headlines from Orange and Chatham Counties to start the week on Monday, July 12. Chapel Hill Police provide updates from a car crash and resulting power outage on East Franklin Street, while East Rosemary Street prepares for major redevelopment. UNC campus continues to see demonstrations around the university’s relationship with race. Orange County Animal Services is trapping several wild dogs that may have been bred with a captive wolf. Plus: several UNC baseball players are drafted and UNC football sells out of season tickets.
Humane Society of Tampa Bay rescues cat tortured by two children
Meow Meow suffered a broken femur
The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is caring for a cat after two children injured the animal.
and last updated 2021-07-12 23:20:24-04
TAMPA, Fla. â The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is caring for a cat after two children injured the animal.
The indoor/outdoor cat lives in a Tampa neighborhood and neighbors take turns feeding it.
Susan Lewis said her 10-year-old son witnessed the two children intentionally hurting the cat. The Humane Society said two eight-year-olds repeatedly tossed the cat by her limbs in the air and slammed it on the ground.
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