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 |  |  |  | | Pets | | | Pets in Need | | 18 July 2006 08:44 GMT | | | | |  Three adult dogs are among the “pets in need” at Homeward Bound Humane Society in Durant. The non-profit shelter is located on Roberta Road, approximately six miles east of downtown Durant.
PawPaw is a 7-year-old, eight pound, male Chihuahua. He is good around other dogs, cats and older children. Though in excellent health, PawPaw has no teeth, so much be kept in soft food. He does have to be on soft food, due to no teeth, other than that he is in excellent health.
Alex is a 5-year-old, 15-pound, male red Daschund. Full Article | |
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| | |  |  |  |  | | Pets | | | Threats made over race dog deaths | | 18 July 2006 08:54 GMT | | | | |  A businessman accused of putting down thousands of greyhounds fears for his life after receiving death threats.
A Sunday Times investigation claimed David Smith, of Seaham, County Durham, had shot 10,000 dogs with a bolt gun and buried them in his allotment.
Following the death threats, he has now installed security cameras at his home, according to a family friend.
Durham Police said Mr Smith, a builders' merchant, holds a bolt gun legally and has committed no offence.
It is not illegal to kill animals as long as it is carried out humanely and they do not feel pain.
The investigation alleged that the greyhounds, which are usually retired aged about four, were killed over the past 15 years at a charge of £10 per dog.
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