Dog mansions come with whole range of amenities
Published: Thursday, April 1, 2010 at 3:26 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, April 1, 2010 at 3:26 p.m. LOS ANGELES — Tammy Kassis’ trio of 4-pound dogs have an 11-foot tall Victorian mansion with its own turret, vaulted ceiling and television.
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Easter event especially for the dogs? Eggs-actly
The Sugar Grove Park District hosted its first Doggie Easter Egg Hunt in Volunteer Park, attracting about 50 dogs and their families to partake in the festivities.
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Small Talk: Dogs help East Bay woman save home
Mo Lynch-Vashel never saw herself as a savvy entrepreneur. But when her husband said their financial situation needed to change, she turned her home into a company headquarters. More small-business profiles and related news
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Yellow Lab Lost After Crash Found 3 Days Later
A yellow Labrador retriever has been found three days after the car it was in rolled over on Interstate 93 in New Hampshire.
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Cool Gel’n Cap is Family Project
Timothy Panicali wasn’t looking to be an inventor when he first came up with the concept behind Cool Gel’n Cap. Actually, he was trying to prove that he could care for his young son Lukas without help from his wife or mother.
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Flying brings out the baby, or dog, in all of us
My friend Maria came to visit the other day from New Orleans. She has just had a baby boy and wanted to show him off to her friends up North.
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Dog rescued on St. Clair River
When Dick Welser heard a dog barking outside his home Monday night, he was afraid the animal had been hit by a vehicle.
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PET OF THE WEEK
Denzel is a young, neutered male Labrador retriever who was brought to us by Animal Services. He is a sweet, loving guy who is obsessed with his toys. He just loves to fetch. He gets along with other dogs and can climb a chain link fence. He is a bit of a spaz and will be a great friend for someone.
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IN BRIEF
A Lakeport driver who was struck by another vehicle Tuesday on M-25 in Burtchville Township was in fair condition at Port Huron Hospital on Wednesday night, hospital spokeswoman Sherry Sheleny said.
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Marley’ author: Goodbye part of life
One of John Grogan’s best life teachers was a wonderfully bad dog named Marley.
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