Puppies Trained by Inmates are Adopted (Fox 12 Idaho)
Monday, July 21st, 2008A dozen homeless puppies get new training and new homes, thanks to the Inmate Dog Alliance Program.
A dozen homeless puppies get new training and new homes, thanks to the Inmate Dog Alliance Program.
BLUFORD, ILL. — Like most children his age, 5-year-old Kaleb Drew loves to watch movies and television. The difference, though, is that often he wakes up in the middle of the night, sometimes as early as 3 a.m. to watch television.
BROOKSVILLE - Today, a tennis ball commands Koda’s full attention. In a couple of months, Brooksville police hope it will be a kilo of cocaine. There’s still 12 weeks of training ahead for the police department’s new drug-sniffing dog.
You’ve loaded up the minivan with the kids, footballs and tons of purple stuff to be autographed and headed for Baltimore Ravens training camp at McDaniel College.
Most folks welcome summer’s lazy days to kick back, relax, barbecue and enjoy good books. Not Beverly Gardner and her husband, Don. Between them they volunteer an average of 55 hours weekly during summer months to organize and lead Red Dog’s Dog Day — a free community exercise program that celebrates its 25th anniversary this […]