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fromLos Angeles Times
11 hours ago
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Authorities search for man caught on camera abandoning puppy in SoCal 'coyote country'

Authorities seek public help to identify a man who abandoned a puppy at an animal urgent care in Mission Viejo.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago
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Fremont: Authorities seek person who abandoned five unkept dogs last week

Five small, similar, unidentifed dogs were found abandoned in Fremont over several days; authorities seek public help to identify the person(s) involved.
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fromLos Angeles Times
11 hours ago

Authorities search for man caught on camera abandoning puppy in SoCal 'coyote country'

Authorities seek public help to identify a man who abandoned a puppy at an animal urgent care in Mission Viejo.
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fromABC7 San Francisco
2 months ago

Dog tased by Richmond police during arrest, agency says

RICHMOND, Calif. (KGO) -- A dog was tased by Richmond police on Monday as they attempted to arrest a suspect. Officers say the incident all started when they approached a DUI suspect They say the dog owner was intoxicated and refused to secure his dog after being asked multiple times. During the interaction, the dog lunged at officers and bit the suspect. Eventually, officers used a taser to secure and separate the dog from its owner.
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
5 months ago

Investigation underway into deadly dog attack in Fremont

An off-leash medium-sized dog attacked and fatally injured a leashed small dog at Central Park's Lake Elizabeth in Fremont on Oct. 23.
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fromLos Angeles Times
6 months ago

A dog disappeared from his California home. He was found 2,000 miles away

Opie, a 5-year-old corgi shepherd mix, vanished in Bieber, California during a storm and was found two months later over 2,000 miles away in Illinois.
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fromThe Mercury News
8 months ago

Oakland's animal shelter no longer mandated to take all animals amid surge in drop-offs, reduced staff

Oakland Animal Services has implemented new intake policies amid a 40% rise in animals surrendered, reflecting regional economic challenges.
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fromThe Oaklandside
9 months ago

'Pawdicures,' microchips and vaccines for pets at Oakland's free street clinics

Community outreach clinics help ensure pet health and prevent owner surrenders due to lack of veterinary care.
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fromSan Jose Spotlight
11 months ago

Sunnyvale workers must go 40 miles to drop off animals - San Jose Spotlight

Sunnyvale's new animal services partnership with Santa Clara County reveals logistical issues, especially concerning stray cat impounding.
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