TV movies for the week of Feb. 11 

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Many sports figures have adopted or rescued dogs. USA TODAY’s Jill Lieber Steeg looks at some of the lucky dogs and the athletes, coaches, sports administrators and professional team owners who have opened their hearts to animals in need of a home. Continued…

Online Press Release

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Poison traps kill unintended victims
High County News - A rash of dog deaths puts the federal Wildlife Services agency in the hot seat On March 3, Paul, his three-year-old daughter, Meaghan, and their boxer/golden Trappers must have special training and eight months of field experience to become
Source: www.hcn.org

Helping critters redecorate Gazebo cover sparks critters’ redecorating frenzy 

There was an old man with a beard, Who said: “It is just as I feared! Two owls and a hen, four larks and a wren have all built their nests in my beard.
Source: www.insidebayarea.com

The Robesonian Online 
This 1-year-old female boxer is available for adoption at the Robeson County Animal shelter. The shelter has many other dogs and cats available for adoption for $5 each. The Robeson County Animal shelter is located at 255 Landfill Road in St. Pauls.
Source: www.robesonian.com

Why they go to the dogs 

Two-legged competitors are driven to show their four-legged champs at the Garden Maybe to you, they look like a bunch of liver-throwing, crate-hauling, blowdryer-brandishing weirdos. Read More…

Many sports figures have adopted or rescued dogs. USA TODAY’s Jill Lieber Steeg looks at some of the lucky dogs and the athletes, coaches, sports administrators and professional team owners who have opened their hearts to animals in need of a home. Read More…

A list of sports notables and their dogs 

Many sports figures have adopted or rescued dogs. USA TODAY’s Jill Lieber Steeg looks at some of the lucky dogs and the athletes, coaches, sports administrators and professional team owners who have opened their hearts to animals in need of a home.
Source: www.usatoday.com

From The Archives 
METRO: Did your vote count? By Joan Mazzolini Plain Dealer Reporter More than 1,200 Cuyahoga County voters will learn for the first time that the provisional ballots they cast last November werent counted.
Source: www.cleveland.com

Bill Cosby’s Terrier Among Canine Competitors at MSG 
NEW YORK (AP) — No joke, Bill Cosby’s funny-looking terrier could become America’s top dog. Meet Harry, a 6-year-old Dandie Dinmont that’s a cross between a Dachshund and a bigheaded poodle with a bad haircut. Pepper and white, this pooch’s mug and manner delight his co-owner.
Source: 1010wins.com

No joke: Bill Cosby’s terrier could be top dog 
No joke, Bill Cosby’s funny-looking terrier could make a serious run at best in show at the Super Bowl of dog shows.
Source: sportsillustrated.cnn.com

‘Keep an eye’ on pets in cold weather 

dogs and cats can easily become victims of extreme cold, but area residents have yet to report any pet deaths resulting from frigid weather this winter. In Greater Lafayette, city and county animal control officers receive a total of 10 to 15 calls a day about pets left unsheltered from dangerously low temperatures.
Source: www.jconline.com

Tails wag at downtown day care for dogs 
Their parents arrive early, dropping them off before heading to work. With their lunches and toys in tow, for the remainder of the day, it’ll be a tongue-flapping, tail-wagging good time.
Source: www.heraldsun.com

ONLINE UPDATE: Name-the-police-dog contest finalists announced 
LAS CRUCES — More than 400 people responded to a name-the-police-dog contest announced Feb. 7 by the Do a Ana County Sheriff’s Department.
Source: www.lcsun-news.com

ONLINE UPDATE: Name-the-police-dog contest finalists announced 

LAS CRUCES — More than 400 people responded to a name-the-police-dog contest announced Feb. 7 by the Do a Ana County Sheriff’s Department.
Source: www.lcsun-news.com

Quilt makers create gifts for local cancer survivors 
A group of quilters helped brighten the day Monday for two local elementary school students being treated for cancer.
Source: www.cullmantimes.com

‘Ain’t nobody going to run me over’ 
An Orangeburg man says he shot another man who broke into his home, while the person who was shot is telling another story. A 24-year-old Minel Street man remains hospitalized at the Regional Medical Center after being shot at least once in the back.
Source: www.thetandd.com

More News 

Meet Dawn Karam At home: Lives in Dickson City with her husband, attorney Jerry Karam, and her three children, Camille, 16, Frankie, 13, and Alexander, 9.
Source: www.thetimes-tribune.com

The inside scoop on the Westminster Dog Show

Charleston Daily Mail - in the line,'’ says Chris Walkowicz of Sherrard, Ill., an AKC judge and onetime bearded-collie and German shepherd dog breeder and professional handler who will show her homebred miniature pinscher, along with other breeds like a Doberman and boxer Find Out More

Houston Press - Rabbit, tall, dark and intense, known to me as the homeless boxer, or the boxing poet, or the homeless boxing poet, grinned Wayne Weldon became a renowned breeder of “chickens and dogs” — the fighting kind, that is. Two of Wayne Weldon’s brothers Find Out More