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Wisconsin farm loses dozens of cattle in fire

A fire has killed dozens of cows and has destroyed a barn and two sheds at a Marathon County farm.

By Associated Press report , August 13, 2012

Ag, farm, animal groups join to propose new animal laws

Ag, farm, animal groups join to propose new animal laws North Dakota’s laws prohibiting animal cruelty are so weak that prosecutors seldom can take action, animal protection advocates have long complained. After a new proposal announced Thursday, two separate coalitions are championing competing proposals to better protect animals — one that could go before voters in November and one that will go to legislators next year.

By Patrick Springer , June 15, 2012

New fruit-eating fly lands in Wisconsin

The list of non-native insects making their way to Wisconsin is growing.

By By Noah Ovshinsky, Wisconsin Public Radio , April 11, 2012

Time for tougher animal cruelty laws

COLUMBUS, Miss. — Forty-six states have laws making at least some type of animal cruelty a felony. Four states don’t. Mississippi counts itself among the four. With our poverty and health issues, it’s hard enough to be a human here. If you’re a dog or a cat, forget it.

March 08, 2011

Cat info unclear to reader

Cat info unclear to reader Dear Dr. Fox: You can redeem yourself and restore your reputation by repudiating your longstanding support for allowing domestic cats to roam and feral cats treated with TNR (Trap, Neuter, Release), an irresponsible position. I urge you to contribute to ABC (American Bird Conservancy) and receive their literature.

By Dr. Michael Fox , January 28, 2011

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Pet Care: Feline lacking control

Dear Dr. Fox: I have a beautiful 15-pound orange tabby named Sammy, who’s about 5 years old. A little over a year ago he started spraying/urinating on things in the house.

By Dr. Michael Fox , December 03, 2010

Pet Care: Spraying can be sign of aging

Dear Dr. Fox: I’ve had four feral cats since they were kittens. The oldest, Rudy, is 15 years old, and he’s driving me up the wall, spraying all around the house.

By Dr. Michael Fox , November 26, 2010

Pet Care: Dog able to sense illness

Dear Dr. Fox: I want to tell you about Candy Morse, our elderly, blind American cocker spaniel.

By Dr. Michael Fox , September 24, 2010

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Feline’s actions puzzling

Dear Dr. Fox: Iggy is our 2-year-old shorthair cat. He was a stray and trapped at 6 weeks old. We got him from our local humane society shortly after.

By Dr. Michael Fox , August 20, 2010

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Tornado destroys four hog barns near Sibley, Iowa

Tornado destroys four hog barns near Sibley, Iowa Losses still mounting for Osceola County hog farmer
Sunday 10:40 update SIBLEY, Iowa — Dead pigs were scattered and strewn about the Travis Dagel farmsite southeast of Sibley Saturday afternoon, more than 12 hours after a tornado ripped through four confinement barns on a path that destroyed farms and scattered debris for several miles in Osceola County.

By Julie Buntjer , June 28, 2010

Does dog know I’ll return?

Dear Dr. Fox: I was wondering if you believe dogs have a sense of time. When we leave the house for 10 minutes, we get the same reaction as when we come home after leaving him at a kennel for three days. Also, I was told that every time we leave, the dog thinks that we will not return. Is this correct?

By By Dr. Michael Fox , June 11, 2010

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Feds ID 9 problems at University of Utah labs

SALT LAKE CITY — Researchers at the University of Utah don’t always follow protocols when it comes to the welfare of its laboratory animals, according to federal inspectors.

By MIke Stark , April 23, 2010

Feral swine worries increase in N.D.

Wildlife officials are working to keep feral swine from becoming established in North Dakota. State Game and Fish assistant wildlife chief Greg Link said landowners who know or suspect that feral swine are on their property must immediately notify the state Board of Animal Health.

March 01, 2010

Nobles County 4-H’ers receive honors

Nobles County 4-H’ers receive honors Annual banquet recognizes youths
WORTHINGTON — The Nobles County 4-H program conducted its annual banquet and awards ceremony Saturday night in Worthington, handing out numerous awards and accolades to its members and adult leaders.

By Julie Buntjer , December 01, 2009

Minnesota family farm preserves
rare heritage breeds of livestock

Minnesota family farm preserves<br />rare heritage breeds of livestock Our quest to protect endangered animals can take us to some very wild places. In this case, it leads to a place very tame: A small farm in Lac qui Parle County. Humble Roots Heritage Farm is home to a happy mix of domesticated farm animals that are rapidly disappearing from the world.

By Tom Cherveny , October 11, 2009

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