Virginia Dog Missing for Eight Years Found in California
By News on the Net Sunday, December 4, 2011
OLIVEHURST, California – A dog that went missing from Virginia eight years ago has been found at a Northern California animal shelter, the Los Angeles Times reported Saturday.
Dog Tag Art’s “Virtual Leash” Gives Lost Pets A Virtual Voice
By Online Monday, November 28, 2011
Candler, North Carolina—Virtual Leash is not only a colorful custom ID tag, it also allows pet owners to maintain a unique website/online profile for any animal, increasing the chances of a safe return in case the pet is lost. The pet’s exclusive website address and the owner’s phone number are printed on the custom Dog Tag Art ID tag. The website includes the pet’s information like photos, special needs, medical history and more. When someone finds the lost pet, they can go to the site listed on the tag, and simply click on the “I found this pet” button or type a personal message.
That will send the pet owner and/or any other emergency contacts a message either by robo-phone call, email, text or Twitter. It even uses Google Maps to help show where the dog was lost from.
To get Virtual Leash simply purchase any one of the Custom Pet ID Tags offered by Dog Tag Art for $11.99—and get the Virtual Leash for just $1 per month.
Beam of Light Shines on Fallen Soldier’s Miracle DogBy News on the Net Friday, November 25, 2011
Something nice for the holiday weekend which might bring some hope and joy to everyone. ABC News’ Kimberly Launier was in New Hampshire doing a photo shoot as part of an interview with the Rollin family. Their son Justin lost his life in Iraq, but his dog made it out and back home to Justin’s family. That’s when something special happened.
I was filming soldier Justin Rollin’s parents Skip and Rhonda playing with their dog Hero, whose rescue from the Iraq War zone where Justin died was nothing short of a miracle.
Sometimes when Rhonda hugged Hero she would softly pet her face and coo, “Justin, are you in there?” It was Rhonda’s gentle way of remembering their son and his last living connection to Hero. At one point, Hero wandered off and took a stroll in the backyard. All of a sudden, the clouds broke and a light began to solidify in a beam directly down on Hero — a kind of vertical halo.
Taking a bite out of crime
By News on the Net Monday, November 14, 2011
By Jeff Gilliland and Lori Tuttle,The Times-Gazette
HILLSBORO, Ohio — A dog adopted just hours earlier from a pound likely saved a Hillsboro family from burglary Wednesday, and possibly an even worse fate.
You’re Invited to Tour the Dog House!
By Online Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Lions Foundation of Canada is hosting its annual Fall Open House on Saturday, October 22nd. Come by the Foundation (152 Wilson Street, Oakville) between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for tours of the training facility, demonstrations from all five Dog Guide programs, and a silent auction!
Laureen Harper Honoured for Outstanding Commitment to Animal WelfareBy Online Friday, September 16, 2011
TORONTO, - For distinguished voluntary leadership, The Humane Society of Canada is proud to recognize Mrs. Laureen Harper’s exceptional animal welfare efforts with their 2011 Heroes for Animals Lifetime Achievement Award.
Colo. cat, missing 5 years, is found on NYC streetBy News on the Net Friday, September 16, 2011
By Jim Fitzgerald, Associated Press
NEW YORK — A calico cat named Willow, who disappeared from a home near the Rocky Mountains five years ago, was found Wednesday on a Manhattan street and will soon be returned to a family in which two of the three kids and one of the two dogs may remember her.
Pedigree Adoption Drive campaign helps shelter dogs find good homesBy Online Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Toronto, ON – Come. Sit. Down. Heel. For the thousands of dogs living in animal shelters across Canada there is one word above all the others they want to hear: Stay.
Sgt. Reckless: Korean War Horse Hero
By Online Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Dog missing for year after car crash heading home to Michigan
By News on the Net Monday, August 15, 2011
George Hunter, The Detroit News
Clio — After a year of dealing with a gut-wrenching tragedy, four children and their mother finally got some good news: The family dog is coming home.
Surfin’ BulldogBy Online Saturday, August 6, 2011
Encountering Heaven and the Afterlife
By Online Wednesday, June 22, 2011
A real-life drama that unfolded in the life of Earl Foster, pastor of Faith Community Church in Shady Hills, Florida. For him the prospect of flat-lining on a gurney was anything but hypothetical.
On March 16, 2006, Earl, age sixty-three, lay on a table at New Port Richey Hospital while medical personnel began a blood transfusion. Suffering from diabetes and a condition that causes low blood counts, Earl had accepted this procedure as a necessary requirement to keep him well.
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