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Have a Barking Dog? The City May Soon Charge You For That!

Have a Barking Dog? The City May Soon Charge You For That!

Does your four-legged canine companion like to express him or herself? As in, does your dog bark...a lot? If so, you may want to start stashing some extra cash in your piggy bank, because the Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously yesterday to impose fines "on the owners of dogs that bark excessively — even if the canines are not licensed by the city." more ›

Dress Up Your Pooch for WeHo's Howl-O-Ween Costume Contest

Dress Up Your Pooch for WeHo's Howl-O-Ween Costume Contest

Dog owners, if you're planning on dressing up your pooch for Halloween this year (and we have a sneaking suspicious that most of you are), why not add a little extra embarrassment to your pet's day by entering him or her in West Hollywood's annual Howl-O-Ween Doggy Costume Contest? The event takes place this Sunday, October 23, and offers you the chance to not only be entertained by torturing your own pet, but by witnessing the torture of numerous other canines, too! more ›

Man Sacrifices His Life To Rescue Pet Bird From Burning Condo

Man Sacrifices His Life To Rescue Pet Bird From Burning Condo

A San Dimas man made the ultimate sacrifice for his pet bird. The man Russell Bennett, 60, dashed into his burning condo yesterday to save his pet bird from the flames. more ›

Laguna Woods May Allow Coyotes to be Shot on Sight

Laguna Woods May Allow Coyotes to be Shot on Sight

After a rash of coyote attacks on local pets -- some fatal -- the Laguna Woods City Council is considering allowing licensed personnel to carry firearms, so they could shoot potentially dangerous animals. The proposed ordinance comes after several dogs were attacked and two killed in recent weeks, reports KCBS. more ›

Coyote Attacks on Dogs Increasing in OC

Coyote Attacks on Dogs Increasing in OC

Coyotes in the Laguna Woods area are getting bold, and more deadly than usual, reports ABC7. Coyotes often attack pets at night, or in yards. But the wild animals in the OC neighborhood have recently attacked pets on leashes, while their owners are walking them, sometimes even dragging the owner along behind. more ›

Toxic Meat, Any Doggie? Encino Pet Poisonings Force Neighborhood Into High Alert

Toxic Meat, Any Doggie? Encino Pet Poisonings Force Neighborhood Into High Alert

Encino residents may not be permitting their pets to roam without supervision due to several local incidents involving pet poisoning. Zoe, a ten-pound Yorkshire Terrier, suffered the first poisoning, as reported by The Daily News. Zoe experienced seizures and lethargy. Zoe's owner, Felice Catena, suffered a $4,800 veterinary bill. more ›

A Park a Day: Rosie's Dog Beach, Long Beach

A Park a Day: Rosie's Dog Beach, Long Beach
       

July is National Parks & Recreation Month, and all month long LAist will be featuring a hand-selected park a day to showcase just a few of the wonderful recreation spaces--big or small--in the Los Angeles area. more ›

One Teacher's Passion for Pet Rescue Offers Unique Inspiration for Students' Success During LAUSD Cutbacks

One Teacher's Passion for Pet Rescue Offers Unique Inspiration for Students' Success During LAUSD Cutbacks

As staff anxiety builds, LAUSD teachers are left wondering whether they'll be filing report cards, or unemployment documents come next school year. To close the $400 million budget shortfall, Los Angeles school officials' most recent plan is to layoff 5,000 teachers and other staff members. In times of uncertainty, one must wonder how teachers keep ambitions high, spirits up-beat, and their own anxieties quiet while the kids are listening. more ›

Animal Rescue Goes 21st Century, Sets Tongues, Tweets and Tails A Waggin'

Animal Rescue Goes 21st Century, Sets Tongues, Tweets and Tails A Waggin'

The house is a little too cold and quiet, the winter holidays are over, Valentine’s Day looms like a horror movie villain. You’re tired of watching CSI by yourself, you need something to love unconditionally and your kids need to learn responsibility. It’s clearly time to get a pet. Here's how the Internet once again proves its worth thanks to a slew of forward thinking rescue agencies with a little social media savvy. more ›

Woman Finds 9-Foot Snake Under Her Car in Store Parking Lot

Woman Finds 9-Foot Snake Under Her Car in Store Parking Lot

Talk about a surprise: A woman returned to her car after shopping in a Lancaster grocery store to find a 9-foot snake slithering beneath the vehicle, according to ABC7. more ›

For the Birds: Laguna Niguel Man Must Get Rid of 50 Pet Pigeons

For the Birds: Laguna Niguel Man Must Get Rid of 50 Pet Pigeons

A Laguna Niguel man has "10 days to get rid of about 50 pigeons in his back yard or face a lawsuit after receiving a formal complaint from his homeowners' association," according to the OC Register. more ›

Parrot Escapes Owner and Annoys HelMel Residents

Parrot Escapes Owner and Annoys HelMel Residents

Over the weekend, we received this below e-mail from a reader about a neighborhood parrot that repeatedly screams annoying the neighborhoods: more ›

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