DOGS
Coverage of DOGS in the Nexus archive.
- This California town banned fireworks. Then came the dogs.
A California town banned fireworks due to their distressing effects on dogs. Fireworks cause fear and alarm in dogs, leading to prolonged stress and chaos for owners during displays.
- Why you SHOULD let your dog sleep on the bed: Scientists finally settle the debate that has split pet owners - and reveal the surprising benefits of a nap with your pooch
Scientists have concluded that allowing dogs to sleep on the bed offers surprising benefits, resolving a long-standing debate among pet owners. The study highlights positive outcomes from sharing a bed with a dog, though specific details are not provided in the given content.
- Why you SHOULD let your dog sleep on the bed: Scientists finally settle the debate that has split pet owners - and reveal the surprising benefits of a nap with your pooch
Scientists have settled the debate about whether dogs should sleep on the bed, revealing surprising benefits for pet owners. The study highlights positive outcomes of allowing dogs to share the bed.
- Attorney General files lawsuit against Mankato residents who targeted dogs with rat poison
The Attorney General filed a lawsuit against two Mankato residents who placed rat poison in their yard to deter dogs, resulting in at least one dog ingesting the poison. A restraining order now prohibits the residents from keeping the poison in their yard, and the lawsuit seeks daily fines of $7,500.
- California girl, 7, left ‘fighting for her life’ after pack of dogs rip off scalp, shred legs
A 7-year-old girl from California was severely mauled by a pack of dogs, resulting in the loss of her scalp and severe leg injuries, leaving her fighting for her life. The incident was reported by her family and authorities.
- Horrifying moment pregnant woman is attacked by dogs — as doctors forced to induce labor
Renee Wilson, a pregnant woman, was attacked by dogs in Tacoma, Washington, prompting emergency crews to respond. Doctors were forced to induce her labor following the incident.
- Authorities say 117 dogs found dead at NorCal 'no-kill' rescue were buried in matter of months
Authorities discovered 117 dead dogs buried at a Northern California 'no-kill' rescue facility within months. Investigators confirmed that dozens of the dogs were buried over a short period.
- Remains of at least 117 dogs found at California 'no-kill' shelter as investigators uncover suspected burial site and 600 collars
Remains of at least 117 dogs were discovered at a California 'no-kill' shelter, with investigators identifying a suspected burial site and 600 collars. The findings raise concerns about the shelter's operations and potential illegal activities.
- Crufts winner is banned from owning dogs for 10 years after 77 pets were found starving and seriously unwell - with some having to be put down
A Crufts winner was banned from owning dogs for 10 years after 77 pets were found in a starving and seriously unwell condition, with some animals being euthanized.
- Dozens of dogs join search for Venezuela quake survivors
The United Nations’ main humanitarian agency reports that 140 dogs from 21 countries have been deployed to assist in search-and-rescue operations following earthquakes in Venezuela. The dogs are part of efforts to locate survivors in the aftermath of the seismic events.
- At least 117 dead dogs found in ‘horrific scene’ at California ‘no-kill’ shelter
At least 117 dogs were found dead at a California 'no-kill' animal shelter, many with gunshot wounds. Authorities described the scene as 'horrific.'
- [US] TikTok scams for crowdfunding
A TikTok user reports increased scams using crowdfunding for dogs and children, expressing concern about the platform's lack of action and the difficulty in raising awareness. They note genuine cases exist but fear scammers evade consequences by creating new accounts.
- Helping a pet that frets over Fourth of July fireworks
The article discusses how Fourth of July fireworks cause stress in pets, particularly dogs, and provides advice from Dr. Janine Calabro of VEG ER for Pets. Recommendations include creating quiet spaces for pets, avoiding over-the-counter products with xylitol, consulting veterinarians for underlying conditions, and using desensitization techniques.
- ‘Severely overcrowded' Oakland animal shelter urgently seeks adoptions
Oakland Animal Services is severely overcrowded with 74 dogs and 63 kittens, leaving no space for incoming animals. The shelter urgently seeks adoptions and fosters to alleviate the crisis.
- LA doggy daycare launches training program to help dogs overcome fear of fireworks
Dingo Doggies Campus in Culver City has launched a training program using desensitization to help dogs remain calm during fireworks. The initiative aims to address dogs' fear of explosions by exposing them to controlled environments.
- Over 100 dogs found dead, many with bullet holes at Northern California rescue, authorities say
Over 100 dogs were found dead, many with bullet holes, at a Northern California animal rescue. Authorities are excavating the site and have identified many remains with microchips, while over 700 shelter dogs remain missing.
- Henrico confirms fifth rabies case this year after bat tests positive
Henrico County has confirmed its fifth rabies case of 2026 following an incident involving two dogs and a bat. The Henrico County Police Division reported the confirmation after testing revealed the bat was positive for rabies.
- USDA updates border policy for pet owners traveling to Mexico with their dogs
The USDA has updated its border policy to allow pet owners to bring their dogs into Mexico, provided specific requirements are met. This change facilitates travel for pet owners across the southern border.
- USDA updates border policy for pet owners traveling to Mexico with their dogs
The USDA has updated its border policy to permit dog owners to bring their pets into Mexico across the southern border, provided specific requirements are met.
- USDA updates border policy for pet owners traveling to Mexico with their dogs
The USDA is now allowing dog owners to bring their pets across the southern border into Mexico, under certain requirements.
- USDA updates border policy for pet owners traveling to Mexico with their dogs
The USDA has updated its border policy to permit dog owners to bring their pets into Mexico through the southern border under specific requirements. This change allows pet travel across the border with conditions set by the USDA.
- Revealed: The popular UK pet foods that contain the most microplastics - so, is your dog or cat at risk?
A study reveals that popular UK pet foods contain high levels of microplastics, raising concerns about potential health risks for dogs and cats.
- Former Irvine dog trainers convicted in deaths of 11 dogs; D.A. calls actions 'unbelievably cruel'
A former Irvine dog trainer was convicted of killing 11 dogs by keeping them in small crates in a hot van and lying to the pets' owners about the deaths, as described by authorities as 'unbelievably cruel'.
- Alaska woman uses weapon to survive terrifying bear attack after predator mauls pooch: ‘I thought I was dead’
Lori Price used a weapon to survive a bear attack in Alaska after the predator mauled her dog. She shot the bear twice before fleeing with her remaining dogs.
- USDA has new partners in the fight against screwworm — drones, dogs and fungi
The USDA is collaborating with new partners using drones, dogs, and fungi to combat the New World Screwworm. Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the initiative at a press conference in Kerrville.
- Wisconsin beagle research facility that drew protests is closing as rescue group takes in dogs
A Wisconsin beagle research facility, which had drawn animal welfare protests, is closing. A rescue group is taking in the remaining dogs, with some already relocated to the Bay Area.
- Watch police rescue dogs locked in U-Haul near Temecula
Police rescued 31 neglected dogs from a hot, unventilated U-Haul truck near Temecula. The owner was arrested and faces 21 felony animal cruelty charges.
- Fears dogs to blame for drop in little tern numbers
A wildlife trust reports that dogs encroaching on nesting areas may be responsible for a decline in little tern populations. The trust notes it has been the worst year for such disturbances.
- FDA approves emergency use of drug to treat deadly, flesh-eating parasite attacking dogs and cats
The FDA has approved emergency use of a drug to treat New World screwworm infections in dogs and cats. This decision follows reports of infections in two states.
- Screwworm meds for dogs, cats get emergency authorization. Should you get them for your pet?
The Food and Drug Administration granted emergency use authorization for a medication to combat the New World screwworm in pets after it was identified in a dog in New Mexico. The authorization aims to address the flesh-eating parasite in dogs and cats.
- Pets need a home after deadly Livonia quadruple shooting
Two dogs owned by a Livonia family murdered in a quadruple shooting earlier this week require a new home. The pets are seeking a permanent residence following the tragic incident.
- Chinese man detained for allegedly torturing, killing adopted dogs under ‘caring’ guise
A man in China was detained for allegedly torturing and killing adopted dogs, with police citing charges of throwing objects from a height and vandalism. The 15-day administrative detention is the maximum penalty possible due to inadequate anti-cruelty laws.
- Man whose two dogs left food parcel volunteer with 'permanent scars' after they mauled him while left in 'appalling' conditions is spared jail
A man's two dogs mauled a food parcel volunteer, leaving them with permanent scars, while the animals were kept in 'appalling' conditions. The man was spared jail time for the incident.
- Barking dogs at Iowa kennel provide key evidence in murder case
A surveillance camera at an Iowa kennel captured dogs barking, which provided key evidence to determine when Angela Prichard's estranged husband arrived at the location to wait for her.
- Indoor Training Games Give Pasadena Dogs a Break From Summer Heat
Pasadena Humane addresses the challenge of summer heat for dogs by launching an indoor workshop series starting June 13. The 'Fun Out of The Sun' program teaches training games, scent-work, and other activities to keep dogs stimulated indoors when outdoor walks become unsafe due to high sidewalk temperatures.
- Dogs help uncover record haul of drugs hidden in lumber
Dogs helped uncover a record haul of drugs hidden in lumber, with the seized drugs primarily consisting of cocaine and ketamine. Officials reported the estimated retail value of the drugs to be $8.3 billion.
- Dogs help uncover record haul of drugs hidden in lumber
Dogs uncovered a record haul of drugs hidden in lumber, with the seizure including cocaine and ketamine valued at an estimated $8.3 billion, according to officials.
- Indie game Dogpile is coming to Switch and mobile
The indie game Dogpile is set to release on Switch and mobile platforms. The content mentions 'More dogs!', indicating additional features in the game.
- Studying dogs may reveal path to longer, healthier life for dogs, humans | 60 Minutes
The Dog Aging Project is working to help dogs live longer, healthier lives, with research results potentially benefiting human aging as well.
- Dog tired? You'll sleep better with man's best friend... but a cat won't help you nap
The article suggests that owning a dog can improve sleep quality, while cats do not provide the same benefit. It highlights that dogs, referred to as 'man's best friend,' positively impact sleep, but cats lack this effect.