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10 May 2005
Our animal news will now be posted on the new i-pets.com
blog.
09 May 2005
Woman
Gets $45K for Cat Killed by Dog
A woman who sued a neighbor after his dog mauled her cat to death
has been awarded more than $45,000. Retired teacher Paula Roemer's
12-year-old cat, Yofi, was attacked in her back yard in February
2004 by a chow belonging to her neighbor, Wallace Gray. The dog
had repeatedly escaped in the past, according to the lawsuit.
05 May 2005
Furry
'pocket pets' sicken scores in U.S.
Dozens got dangerous bacteria from hamsters, mice, says CDC. Furry
“pocket pets” like hamsters, mice and rats have sickened up to
30 people in at least 10 states with dangerous multidrug-resistant
bacteria, health officials are warning.
Man
tries to smuggle turtle onto plane
A Chinese man pretended to be a hunchback to smuggle his pet turtle
on to a plane.
Bill
would outlaw sale of copied cats
For $32,000, anyone can have a favorite feline cloned, but foes
say it's unethical. A proposed law would bar the sale of such
pets in California.
Frogs
are saved from becoming cocktail ingredients
Peruvian officials saved some 4,000 endangered frogs from being
whizzed into popular drinks after they were found hidden in an
abattoir.
Four
Afghans killed over argument about a goat
Four members of an Afghan family were killed and five wounded
when a dispute over a goat straying into a neighbour's field boiled
over into bloodshed.
Cows,
buffalo, monkeys, camels and stray dogs terrorize India
About 35,000 cows and buffaloes roam free in Delhi in the heart
of north India's Hindu "cow belt", sharing roads with
hordes of monkeys, camels and stray dogs and killing scores of
people every year in gorings and traffic accidents.
Argentina's
great beaver plague
"All those trees you see," says Bismark, our tour guide,
as he points towards a dammed river that is now a lake, "they're
all dead. And this is because of the beaver."
Doctors
remove maggots from woman's nose
Thai doctors recently removed 34 maggots from a woman's nasal
cavity after she came to hospital complaining of a swollen cheek,
media reports said on Tuesday.
29 Aril 2005
Fire
department gets pet smoke masks
Man's best friend has a new friend in Fairfield the fire department.
Firefighters have 15 new oxygen masks for dogs and cats that can
be used to treat animals overcome by smoke inhalation during a
fire.
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