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Dogs Are Reshaping Colorado Prisons ... and Prisonersnew

The Prison Trained K-9 Companion Program rescues dogs from shelters and desperate situations, then turns them over to inmates to train for sale as companion, service, search and rescue or explosive-detection dogs.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Matthew Schniper  |  02-19-2008  |  Animal Issues

In San Antonio, There's No Such Thing as a Free Kittennew

Animal Care Services' "No Kill" march hasn't spared the city's cat ladies (or their cats).
San Antonio Current  |  Greg Harman  |  02-13-2008  |  Animal Issues

Greek Dogs Given Second Chance at Life in Bouldernew

Greece might have a wealth of archaeological sites and a great historical legacy, but it also treats dogs quite cruelly, using mass poisonings to control the population of stray and abandoned pooches. Thanks to a Boulder group, some of these dogs have found new lives in Colorado.
Boulder Weekly  |  James Dziezynski  |  01-28-2008  |  Animal Issues

Maybe All Clones Should be Labelednew

Some are debating whether they will eat cloned meat, but do they know a fertility researcher and a biotech company investor are busy cloning themselves?
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Annalee Newitz  |  01-23-2008  |  Animal Issues

Tex-Mex Horse Meatnew

Horse slaughtering has stopped in Texas, but the horses are still dying -- now in Mexico.
Dallas Observer  |  Megan Feldman  |  01-14-2008  |  Animal Issues

Animal Abuse, Inc.new

Prosecutors knew Patty Brooks made a living abusing animals. They just couldn't stop her.
Cleveland Scene  |  Rebecca Meiser  |  01-11-2008  |  Animal Issues

The Cowboy Way: Horse Training Goes Naturalnew

Move over Monty Roberts, Oregon has its own "horse whisperer."
Eugene Weekly  |  Camilla Mortensen  |  01-09-2008  |  Animal Issues

SF Zoo Tiger Fiasco Was a Tragedy Waiting to Happennew

When I look at this story through the lens of a behaviorist, I think about the traits of various human subspecies -- politicians, bureaucrats, managers, spin doctors, journalists, self-proclaimed experts, and supposed guardians of health and safety. Frankly, I am not impressed.
San Francisco Bay Guardian  |  Craig McLaughlin  |  01-09-2008  |  Animal Issues

Terrorizing Mayor Villaraigosanew

Animal-rights zealots target his sister and suggest he should die.
L.A. Weekly  |  Patrick Range McDonald  |  12-21-2007  |  Animal Issues

Rabies 'R' Usnew

Do you have your local animal control hotline programmed into your cell phone? It's about time you did.
Washington City Paper  |  Franklin Schneider  |  12-13-2007  |  Animal Issues

Baltimore OKs Feral Cat Trap-Neuter-Release Programsnew

A bill passed by the City Council last week will decriminalize several aspects of the practice, notably the "return" part, which was previously considered animal abandonment.
Baltimore City Paper  |  Chris Landers  |  12-11-2007  |  Animal Issues

Pearls Before Pigsnew

A haywire hunting trip in the Everglades for an elusive oinker.
Miami New Times  |  Calvin Godfrey  |  12-10-2007  |  Animal Issues

Beasts of Burnin'new

An outlaw animal-rights group targets a bank branch in its war on animal testing.
OC Weekly  |  Nick Schou  |  12-04-2007  |  Animal Issues

Puppy Grubnew

Two sisters come up with a healthier way to plump up your pooch.
Philadelphia City Paper  |  Felicia D'Ambrosio  |  12-04-2007  |  Animal Issues

The Not-So-Secret Life of Bees and Beekeepersnew

California bees and beekeepers dodge disease, thieves and vicious varroa mites.
Monterey County Weekly  |  Nic Coury  |  11-29-2007  |  Animal Issues

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