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Even heroes need to be rescued sometimes. A police officer who tried to climb up a tree to save a cat had to be rescued by the fire department, according to the New York Post. Thinkstock 1 of 6 Thinkstock 2 of 6 Thinkstock 3 of 6 Thinkstock 4 of 6 Thinkstock 5 of 6 ...

Angelina Jolie's not horsing around. Although known for her fashionable ways, Jolie wouldn't carry a beautiful $5,000 Akris ecru horsehair handbag she was given until her stylist confirmed that no horses were harmed to make it, according to Us Weekly . Attorney fined for banning service dogs from his office. After refusing to allow a disabled woman and her service dog into his office, attorney Patric LeHouillier and his firm are facing $50,000 in fines and training on the Americans With Disabilities Act, the Denver Post reports. Carrie Underwood puts her money where her mouth is. The cutie-pie singer has made no secret about her love of pets. Now animals are loving her ...

A policeman in Houston is mourning the loss of his Czech-German shepherd, who was killed in the line of duty after more than three years on the job, reports The Houson Chronicle. The dog, Blek, ran into a marsh while pursuing burglary suspects. When the faithful canine didn't return, Harris County Precinct 4 deputy constable Ted Dahlin and other officers began searching for him. "My lieutenant and sergeant found him," Dahlin said. "My sergeant met me before I got there, held me back, and gave me a hug. I knew at that point what happened." One of the suspects had strangled Blek to death. According to Dahlin, the 5-year-old dog was his best friend. "He was doing his job," Dahlin told the ...

Flickr/Svadilfari On Nov. 9, a police dog bit a man who was trying to defend his home from a would-be burglar. Tim Crossan, of Eugene, Ore. had just broken his hand on the face of the intruder when police, responding to a call, flooded into his home and ordered their K9 unit to attack Mr. Crossan. In the confusion, the burglar escaped and Mr. Crossan was bitten twice. The police have yet to apologize for this incident, although they described it as "unfortunate." At least they went on to say that Crossan, who had protected his wife and children, was "heroic." Dogs have been used officially to help police officers since the late 1850s in Germany, when they were first employed purely as a ...