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Investigators looking for leads on abused puppy found abandoned in Ann Arbor parking lot
Read full article: Investigators looking for leads on abused puppy found abandoned in Ann Arbor parking lotWitnesses in the area said they saw a man kicking the animal before abandoning it and leaving the scene, according to HSHV officials.
Ann Arbor Humane Society: Decrease in demand leads to long adoption wait for dogs
Read full article: Ann Arbor Humane Society: Decrease in demand leads to long adoption wait for dogsAcross the state of Michigan, animal rescues and shelters are “battling a capacity crisis of historic levels,” according to the Humane Society of Huron Valley.
Bloomfield Township police welcome new therapy dog, invites community to help choose her name
Read full article: Bloomfield Township police welcome new therapy dog, invites community to help choose her nameThe police department is asking the community’s help in deciding whether to name her Allie, Maggie or Rosie.
Detroit dog gets set of wheels to help her recover after being hit by car
Read full article: Detroit dog gets set of wheels to help her recover after being hit by carDETROIT – Last month Detroit Animal Care and Control got a call about a puppy that was wedged underneath a car. They thought the dog may never walk again, but now they’re optimistic about the puppy making a full recovery because it has a new set of wheels. “She was unable to use her back legs and she was in quite a bit of pain,” Dr. Patricia Bigwood said. Detroit Animal Care and Control knew they needed to get the dog a set of wheels if she was ever going to move like a dog again. Nibbles is still going through her recovery process but she will be up for adoption over the next couple of months.
AG Nessel, Humane Society warn consumers of puppy scams during COVID-19 pandemic
Read full article: AG Nessel, Humane Society warn consumers of puppy scams during COVID-19 pandemicLANSING, Mich. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and the Humane Society of the United Sates are warning consumers about puppy scams as people try to purchase or adopt dogs during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Nessel has reported a surge in complaints of internet scammers trying to exploit people who want to adopt a dog. My office continues to prioritize protecting residents from predatory and deceptive business practices, and these puppy scams will ultimately result in heartbreak and financial loss. Always do your homework before making any purchase online to avoid being taken advantage of.Scammers will also charge high fees to take advantage of victims. Since 2018, the Michigan Department of Attorney General has received nearly 50 complaints of alleged puppy scams - 26 of these complaints came in 2020.
Couple reunited with puppies stolen at gunpoint in Novi
Read full article: Couple reunited with puppies stolen at gunpoint in NoviCouple reunited with puppies stolen at gunpoint in NoviPublished: July 26, 2020, 11:16 pmA couple has been reunited with a pair of English Bulldog puppies stolen from them Saturday.
Couple reunited with puppies stolen at gunpoint in Novi
Read full article: Couple reunited with puppies stolen at gunpoint in NoviNOVI, Mich. – A couple has been reunited with a pair of English Bulldog puppies stolen from them Saturday. ORIGINAL STORY: Thieves hold family at gunpoint at Twelve Oaks Mall, steal puppiesThe two had arranged to sell the two puppies -- named Bunny and Gizmo -- in the Twelve Oaks Mall parking lot. They said two teenagers pulled out a gun and took off with the dogs. A man claiming to be an attorney contacted the couple Sunday and arranged to return the puppies. Novi police are investigating the theft.
Thieves hold family at gunpoint at Twelve Oaks Mall, steal puppies
Read full article: Thieves hold family at gunpoint at Twelve Oaks Mall, steal puppiesNOVI, Mich. – A local family said the thieves were after their precious puppies who they were just trying to give a good home. Frank and Dezare, with Hooligan Bullies, said they were selling them to a father looking for two puppies for his teens. Both Frank and Dezare said they decided to meet the family at Twelve Oaks Mall in Novi in the parking lot Friday evening around 6 p.m. They showed the puppies to the family and that’s when things took a turn in the wrong direction. “I hear Dezare screams, as she scream, I turn around and look and I see the two teens, run away with my puppies.
Thieves hold family at gunpoint at Twelve Oaks Mall, steals puppies
Read full article: Thieves hold family at gunpoint at Twelve Oaks Mall, steals puppiesThieves hold family at gunpoint at Twelve Oaks Mall, steals puppiesPublished: July 25, 2020, 11:10 pmThey said they arranged a deal online to sell the two English Bulldogs, and when they showed up to make the exchange, they got an unexpected scare.
$3,000 reward offered for 12-year-old girls stolen puppy in Flat Rock
Read full article: $3,000 reward offered for 12-year-old girls stolen puppy in Flat RockFLAT ROCK, Mich. Surveillance cameras captured a thief break into a Flat Rock business and steal a Bullmastiff puppy belonging to a 12-year-old girl. For the past three months, Leah Toth has been helping a breeder in Flat Rock with a new litter of puppies. She decided to keep Gus and Cali at her Tire Shop on Telegraph Road in Flat Rock, where she has several pet Bullmastiffs. Shes a part of our family, Toth said. We want her back.The Toth family got back Friday and were supposed to pick up Gus and Cali Saturday.
Stay-at-home orders mean more dog walks, healthier families
Read full article: Stay-at-home orders mean more dog walks, healthier familiesBailey used to get about six walks a week and now gets at least 10 -- and he is loving it. Once quarantine started, it started to pick up.Now the Quaine dogs are going on more walks and longer walks. When asked on Facebook, many dog owner friends chimed in -- one person said she walked her dog every two hours! We are not sitting around all day.Once quarantine started, it became fun to do with your family, said Carolinie Quaine. Mortimer said hes hoping when the pandemic is over, dog families will keep up the extra dog walks.
Answers to your questions about your pets and Covid-19
Read full article: Answers to your questions about your pets and Covid-19The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. This article is sponsored by the Michigan Humane SocietyDr. Kelley Meyers is a veterinarian with the Michigan Humane Society and explained how the coronavirus could affect pets. Dr. Meyers also answered other viewers’ questions about their pets. If the toy doesn’t help then the pet may need medical attention because the tail could be causing the pet pain. The Michigan Humane Society has veterinary care services at their locations in Westland, Rochester Hills, Detroit, and Howell.