Dog News 14-20 Dec 2024

Stories related to dogs, their health, behavior and keeping

Last Week's Dog News Highlights (14-20 Dec 2024)

1. Rescue Dogs in Plane Crash

A tragic plane crash occurred on November 24, involving volunteer pilot Seuk Kim, who was transporting three rescue dogs. Unfortunately, one dog died in the crash, but the other two survived and are recovering. You can read more about this incident [here]

2. Parvo Vaccine for Recovered Dogs

A recent article discusses whether dogs that have recovered from parvo need to be vaccinated again. The consensus is that while it's not absolutely necessary, it is recommended to continue with the vaccine regimen to protect against other viruses. Find out more [here].

3. San Diego Dog Mauling Incident

In a heartbreaking event, three dogs fatally mauled their owner in a San Diego park. The dogs were later euthanized by the San Diego Humane Society. More details can be found [here].

4. Shelter Dog's Adoption Heartbreak

A shelter dog named Lilo, who suffered years of neglect, was adopted but then returned to the shelter. Despite the setback, the shelter remains hopeful for her future. Read the full story [here].

These stories highlight the diverse and often emotional experiences of dogs and their interactions with humans. Let's continue to support and advocate for the well-being of our furry friends.

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