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RISKY BEHAVIOR Boo's owner said he was finally old enough to watch "Risky Business." Now he's been grinning all week, wearing Ray-Ban Wayfarers and saying, "Sometimes you just gotta say, 'What the heck!'" OK, so he watched the edited-for-TV version of the movie. Don't tell him!…
Everyone may be talking about Facebook right now, but for a rescue group in Memphis, Tenn. the conversation has nothing to do with stocks and IPOS. According to WREG-TV, local dog lovers got together to save a helpless canine after seeing a photo posted on Facebook. The search started when Beth Gresham spotted a dog with a container stuck on its head in the woods near an interstate. Gresham captured a photo of the dog, then attempted to approach it to remove the plastic container from its face. Unfortunately, the dog was frightened and ran off into the trees before Gresham could help. RELATED: Cat Caught in Doritos Bag Falls 20 Feet and Lives Determined not to give up on the trapped ...
Despite its popularity, Facebook still drums up its fair share of complaints from its legions of users about everything from hacked accounts to overzealous status updates from new parents about a baby's first burp. But the social networking pioneer - along with Marketplace partner Oodle - played hero recently when they teamed up with the ASPCA to eradicate unregulated puppy mill advertisements from the website. Online Puppy Mills Sales Have Thrived - Until Now Puppy mills, which are essentially unmonitored operations that breed often unwell or inbred dogs, have become a major problem for animal welfare activists and dog owners alike. RELATED: Tiny Puppy Could Be World's Smallest Dog Pet ...
Facebook Somewhere in a schedule packed with "SNL" cameos, in-depth interviews on "60 Minutes" and, of course, running the most successful social networking site mankind has ever known, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg found time to not only adopt a fluffy male puli puppy but to create a Facebook page for him as well! How's that for multitasking? Ironically named "Beast," the cute dog is described as a "public figure" whose personal interests are "cuddling, loving and eating," a description supported by numerous photos of Beast snuggling with Zuckerberg and girlfriend Priscilla Chan. Beast's birthday is listed as January 10, 2011. Facebook ...
Sara Cannon A couple in Canada is offering a highly unconventional reward to whoever finds their lost Bernese mountain dog -- a reward that may help shape a person's identity. According to CNews, Dan and Sara Cannon have agreed to name their first-born child (due in three weeks) after the person who rescues their beloved pup Molly Jane. A Possible Dognapping The Cannons let Molly Jane out into their yard in Richmond, Ontario, on the evening of Jan. 4, and never saw her again. After learning of a failed abduction plot involving a male Bernese in a nearby town only hours before Molly's disappearance, the Cannons fear that Molly was the victim of a dognapping. After going through all the ...
Corbis We want to be the best pet owners we can be, and there's no better time to reflect on how to be a better pet owner than right now, at the beginning of a new year. Have you made resolutions for 2011 regarding your pet? Are you following any of the tips that Victoria Stilwell shared with Paw Nation last week? Lots of our Facebook fans offered up their resolutions, which gave us a good start on our list. The most popular goals mentioned: -- Take better care of my pet's teeth. -- Pay more attention to my pets -- turn off the computer, ignore the BlackBerry and give my pet some love. -- Get active with my pet, either by committing to more walks or just working toward a doggie or kitty ...
