paulette dean/executive director, danville humane society: i am horrified."after police responded to a call about an injured dog, they got in touch with the humane society who made sure she got the care she needed. "unfortunately paulette says with the years she has been a director here at the shelter, this is not the first time she's seen this kind of animal cruelty come through these doors."paulette dean/executive danville humane society: "i wish was shocked, but after almost 24 job, i have seen many horrifying police are still trying piece anyone would want to hurt dan wallace/danville police: the danville area humane society will be accepting applications for the puppy starting on friday. if you're interested on adopting her- head to our website virginia first dot com for details. wfxr news is your local election headquarters and the polls proved correct in new hampshire's primary, but there was at least one surprise on tuesday night. karin caifa reports from manchester, new hampshire, with the results, and what's next in the presidential race. 00:18:18-:

humane society workers say unfortunately this is only one of the many cases they see. paulette dean/executive director, danville area humane society: "start worrying about all the other that we don't know and the cats and all the animals that have been abused or tortured and we never find out about them so we can never get them help."if you have any information, you are asked to contact the danville police department.as for the puppy, the humane society will be taking applications for her on friday. wfxr news is your local election headquarters.this weekend voters in the city of roanoke will decide which democrat will get the nomination in the mayor's race. dave trinkle and sherman lea both are on the council already and are now vying for the job.wfxr's solina lewis spoke to lea about his last minute push to win your vote. "the other day we spoke to running for mayor, and while they differ on a lot of issues they both want to encourage people to get out and vote" with less than a week left until the vote, lea says he and his campaign maintain what's been their motto th

and i said yes i read every bit of it. " said heidi kaelke, siouxland humane society supervisor. the society says a the dogs were well taken care of and were up to date on all vaccines and vet check-ups. "he truly loves them. and it was very heartwarming to see that he really cared for him and understands this is the best hope for them," said heidi kaelke, siouxland humane society supervisor. the former owner expects to go into hospice care in a couple of months. that's when siouxland humane society will return and pick up the six remaining pups. "we are so happy to help him in any way that we can. and we defiantly want to make sure that we help him with his final wish," said kelly erie, siouxland humama society assistant shelter manager. a wish for a man who always found room for one more furry friend. in sioux city michelle schoening, ktiv news four. >> the siouxland humane society said the owner called this morning to check in on his furry friends. one of the dogs you can find more information on our website ktiv-dot-com. it was a day trial, error and success for a group of sio

paulette dean/executive director, danville humane society: i am horrified."after police responded to a call about an injured dog, they got in touch with the humane society who made sure she got the care she needed.standup: paulette says with the years she has been a director here at the shelter, this is not through these doors."paulette dean/executive director, danville humane society: "i wish i could say i was shocked, but after almost 24 years on this job, i have seen many horrifying things."police are still trying piece together why anyone would want to hurt this puppy. dan wallace/danville going to be part of the investigation is if we can see if it was on accidently or if any charges can be made. it's still kinda early." to help police with that investigation, the humane society offers a dollar reward for anyone with about the crime. she's looking for an owner to giver her a name paulette dean/executive danville humane society: "we suggest a couch potato person to adopt this dog, someone who likes to get out wants the dog right beside right beside her ow

now the nevada humane society is looking for specialist. now the nevada humane two month old "donner" has a birth defect that restricts his ability to swallow food. it can be fixed, but he'll have to go all the way to u-c davis to see a specialist. now the nevada humane society is looking for specialist. now the nevada humane society is looking for people in our community who can help cover the cost of that procedure. society is looking for people in our community who can help cover the cost of that procedure. "we know that his quality of life will be good. we know that he deserves that second chance and so we're willing to go above and beyond to save his life, and that's why we ask for the community to help out with those donations so we can do just that. " if you would like to donate to help donner, you can do it in person, on-line or over the phone. just make sure you make a notation-- that you would like that money to go to donner. you'll find more information about how you can help-- on kolo- tv-dot-com, under hot topics. ### you may be

tonight she is recovering at the danville area humane society. wfxr's sophia borrelli caught up with the pup to see how she is doing - and when she will be ready for adoption. 0:20 - 0:310:32 - 0:390:45 - 0:53 nat of whiningthis pup is already full of energy, and recovering at the danville humane society after she was stabbed in the back with what paulette dean/executive director, danville humane society: i am horrified."after police responded to a call about an injured dog, they got in touch with the humane society who made sure she got the care she needed.standup: "unfortunately paulette says with the years she has been a director here at the shelter, this is not the first time she's seen this kind of animal cruelty come through these doors."paulette dean/executive director, danville humane society: "i wish i could say i was shocked, but after almost 24 years on this job, i have seen many horrifying things." police are still trying piece together why anyone would want to hurt this puppy. dan wallace/danville police: "that's going to be part of

a look at the humane society's 12 newest members. see where you can check out pictures of all the rescue dogs that came to the humane society earlier this week from a man warming began today but it's certainly not done yet. saturday will bring another day of sunshine but with a stronger southwesterly wind temperatures will warm to almost 25 degrees above average leaving central and western siouxland in the 60s w wh eastern siouxland getting into the 50s. a front is goingngo move through early sunday giving us a slight chance of a rain shower and slightly cooler temperatures as we top out closer to t e 50 degree mark. back into the upper 50s before bigger changes by tuesday. that system could bring us a chance of a mix of precipitation by monday night with light snow possible ontuesday as highs will onlye in the low to mid 30s. precipitation chances move out by wednesday as we'll be keeping things on the cooler side of the thermometer. still to come... a new way to honor the importance of agriculture in the state of iowa. a look at th

((patrick walker)) the humane society international disagrees... citing a 2012 study by eco resources at large. it concluded only 3 percent of money spent on trophy hunts make ((masha kalinina/humane society international: "the funds that are raised from trophy hunting are not actually making it to the conservation efforts.")) ((patrick walker)) african hunts can cost tens of thousands of dollars. that money often covers travel, hunting permits, a hunting guide, and other expenses -- money the humane society says doesn't go toward helping anybody. ((masha kalinina/humane society international: "we're playing a key part in a blood sport that's taking away the world's most magnificent animals.")) ((bill racine/sci lifetime member: "no, no, the money that you spend over there, most of it goes to the local people over there.")) ((patrick walker)) since last july... 45 major airlines have banned the transport of several trophy animals from africa. and the humane society says some african countries are now banning exports of trophy animals. paula... ((pa

the humane society says the man took very good care of and loved all his dogs. "these were dogs that he rescued. these were stray dogs, abandoned dogs, or dogs that nobody wanted,"said kelly erie, assistant shelter manager. the human society will return to shenandoah in a couple months to pick up the remaining six dogs before the owner goes into hospice care. (sheila) the coolness we felt today is nothing like what we'll feel in

and i said yes i read every bit of it. " said heidi kaelke, siouxland humane society supervisor. the society says all the dogs were well taken care of and were up to date on all vaccines and vet check-ups. "he truly loves them. and it was very heartwarming to see that he really cared for him and understands is is the best hope for them," said heidi kaelke, siouxland humane society supervisor. e former owner expees to go into hospice care in a couple of months. that's when siouxland humane society will return and pick up the six remaining pups. "we are so happy to help him in any way that we can. and we defiantly want to make sure that we help him with his final wish," said kelly erie, siouxland humane society assistant shelter manager. a wish for a man who always found room for one more furry friend. in sioux city michelle schoening, ktiv news four. . >> if you're interested in adopting one of the dogs you can find more information on our website ktiv-dot-com. beautiful weather is on the way ben's in next with the details. and a washington state couple tied the knot recently. but

are we all of the intelligence design of the human society? to we look at it and assume so has to be in charge and assume someone has to decide it? when, in fact, we can let the solution to our problems emerge. there's a wonderful phrase, the skyhook to describe this issue. i skyhook is a hook you a catch to the sky in order to build a building from the top down. would be immensely convenient if one could do that. the phrase originated in a newspaper from the first world war of autopilot who was in an airplane who was told to stay up to because we don't need you for the moment. the ripple i'd this machine has not faded with skyhook. according to the dictionary that's the origin of the word. it's an imaginary device. it doesn't exist. that taking i come back to throughout the book are quite often when a look at an aspect of human society we think it is team designed from the top and what effect it has been designed from the bottom up. let me give you a couple examples to get you thinking about the kinds of things and thinking about. music. we c

the humane society is offering an award for a conviction in the case. it happened on friday and so far, no one has come forward. >> we sure hope someone can come forward, because this is the serious matter. the streets are not safe for animals. >> danner: the dog will be held at the humane society until her wounds heal. >> reporter: a lot of us think of pets as family members, but when disaster strikes, shelters don't always roll out the welcome mats. lynchburg animal control is raising money for an emergency trailer. if you want to give, we have a link at wset.com. lynchbur >> george: many of have been sending in your weather pictures of the snow and mountains. take a look at this view from tom crowder. you can see the snow on the peaks of otter. weather at wset.com for your pictures. and i want to show you this next picture from nelson county. you're looking at marley and lila. they're 11 months old and they're watching their first snow. their great grandmother sending in that picture. all of us are sharing cold weather tonight. it is fridged across t

the siouxland humane society is making thousands of apples to raise money for their program. v << blizzard watches in effect for hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm they've a a come to look fofoamerica all come to look for america all come to look for america yankton, holt, antelope, and verdei counties from early tuesday morning through wednesday morning. the clouds that were with us on saturday ended up clearing out quite nicely making for quite a nice sunday across siouxland. temperatures were above average once again, with lots of towns breaking into the 40s. lows will be colder tonight with temperatures bottoming out in the 20s under partly cloudy skies. but as the weekend comes to a close we set our sights on our next winter storm. this one will move in as we kick off the work week. blizzard watches are in effect for almost the entirety of siouxland for the potential of 8 or more inches. these watches may expand to the north as we head throughout the remainder of our weekend though. the best bet for accumulations currently looks to be 3-6" ne, 8-10" for central siouxland, and 12-11

which is very nice and helpful.>> the 12 dogs currently available at the siouxland humane society include labs and lab mixes. the 59th annual siouxland home show, the annual four-day long event is underway at the sioux city convention center downtown. features, displays and exhibits from dozens of areas home- improvement companies and contractors and it is put on by the home builders association of greater siouxland which is using money raised from this your show a good cause of the community.>> they put a lot of thought and work into the boots to show their products. we want to inform the public not only through their speech but if they just look at their boots they will be able to tell what kind of workmanship they do. >> the home shows up until 9 pm tonight and will reopen tomorrow from 1 pm to 9 pm and 11 am to 9 pm on saturday and wrap up between noon and 5 pm sunday. >>> the sun did not make an appearance this afternoon and see more of the light snow tonight? >>> now, we will eventually see skies clear out through the evening and that will lead us to what should be a fantastic next

. >>> tonight two injured pitbulls are recovering at the lynchburg humane society after two residents in the county weekend. a lot of you were worried after seeing the pictures of the injuries. the department says they are certain the pitbulls were not part of a dog fighting ring but instead were probably fighting each. >> reporter: the human society says that one stabbed this dog friday night. the executive director says the stab wound is massive. you have any information, contact the humane society. >> lawmakers are cracking down on distracted driving. community is very concerned >> whitney: a legislative panel approved a bill to expand a state's law about texting while driving. it would make it illegal for a driver to select icons on a cell phone or hand held cell phone device. it would also prohibit a driver from looking at the device. the current law applies only to e-mail and text messages. the bill will now be considered by the full house transportation committee. e-mail, text, or message that you wish you hadn't? you may want to be a little more careful. a little known federal

i am here with the humane society of charlotte. marvin, such a sweet boy. >> he really is. he is an eight-year-old lab. retriever mix. he is the sweetest, loveable dog. eyes off, he sat there, getting more comfortable. >> nervous. >> anchor: the cameras have a tendency to do that. beautiful coat. >> he is. he might need grooming, it is nice and thick. he is a great loveable family dog. he is looking for someone, great with kids, he is looking for that person who wants to lie on the couch with him. he loves watching tv, and just being a love bug. he is a great wonderful dog. >> look at him. he just wants to chill. looking for a companion, here you go. marvin would be perfect. he doesn't look high maintenance as far as energy or anything. >> no. he is potty trained. you don't have to jog him. he wants to lie around, and have a good time. >> anchor: he is the perfect man. >> great on valentine's day. adopting him. >> come to the humane society, open 7 days a week. >> they have areas where you can interact with the pet you might be interested in adopting. you have plenty of dog

the nevada humane society has a player in this year's goodworld puppy playoffs. shelter puppy denise, who found a forever home a few weeks ago, is competing with other puppies across the country... to help raise money for the friends she left behind. and nhs is offering some special super bowl deals. "cats over three are free, dogs are fifty dollary." "it gets people in gets a lot of pets adopted we're hoping maybe the wives that don't want to watch the game will come in and get a kitty or puppy we have lots of dogs right now. the shelter received a special gift on saturday... a truckload of supplies raised by a local fitness center. "this is zumba dan and for his 23rd birthday he wanted to give to the humane society." "i did a special class and i wanted to give back, im overwhelmed bythe fact so many people came out to dance and donate." and they're always looking for volunteers to donate their time. "to handle cats, walk dogs, we actually have a lot of small animals too right now." you can vote for denise through sunday... we on kolo tv dot com... under hot top

siouxland humane society rescues small dogs from a loving owner who can no longer care for them. >> this is siouxland news at 9:00 on fox 44. >> major changes coming to the hundreds of catholic churches across northwest wa. church leaders say starting next year, they are reorganizing the diocese to accommodate a decline. i'm diana castillo. larry wentz is off. there are 108 parishes within the catholic diocese with a new proposal. there will only be 67. this means 40 parishes will move to oratory status. they will remain open, but no longer hold sunday mass or used it will only afact parishes in northwest and southeast regions of the diocese which are home to 43 parishes losing mass. it will go into efefct in the summer of 2017. >> it is moving from a ministry to buildings. we spend a lot of time running from church building to church building and trying to keep those structures also together. to focusing on a ministry for people. to make our priests available for pastoral ministry. things important to them. >> the diocese expects feedback from parishioners. each pastor will form a leade

the twelve dogs are available right now at the siouxland humane society on tri - view avenue. there are labs and labe mixes. 3 students at (mah - ter) mater (day)dei school in sioux city showed off their mastery of over - complicated machinery yesterday afternoon.students in mr. sackmann's science class designed and built what are called "rube goldberg" machines... which use at least three simple machines to complete a simple task. the fish tank. 3 "we came up with the idea during school, we had to make a plan and then i had to bring, we had to bring different stuff. like i brought race tracks and they brought cars and a marble and then we just made a pulley and pretty much made it from our minds."students used things like toy cars... dominoes... and lincoln logs to design and build their machines. 3 painters from sioux city's 185th air refueling wing have finished painting a vietnam war era f - 100 jet.the f - 100 super saber jet will be on display in washington d - c later this spring. it took two weeks for the air guard painters to completely restore the fighter jet... whic

if not, he will be right here and nevada humane society surgery. he will make one family very lucky. >> donations can be made online, through the mail or over the phone. for all the information on how to give donner a 2nd chance at life, had over to mynews4.com . >>> did you miss out on last weeks boys basketball regional championship game between carson and renal high school. for those interested in watching the fight to try between the powerhouses tonight's game starts at 7 o'clock tonight on our sister station, my 21 tv. >>coming up: a mass shooting has left 4 dead and 14 others injured in kansas. who authority say is responsible for the killings and the possible motive behind his act. we will have that straightahead. ahead for the weekend. >>> a shocker in the republican race for the white house, chris christie who had argued that experience is critical to being president endorsed a donald trump and went to campaign alongside the first-time candidate with just 4 days let until -- left untold super tuesday. >> we have the latest from south carol

this year four from if asheville humane society were selected for the 12th annual puppy bowl on animal planet. >> she's the one that you'll want to watch for and vote for for mvp this sunday. tape.. her cuteness factor... is off the charts. >> this is bella's audition tape. her cuteness factor is off the charts. some of the dozens of dogs you'll see sunday are available for adoption. >> the asheville humane society is one of about 40 different places chosen to participate this year. >> heather brannon travelled with the group for new york for the filming. >> they have puppy play pins to get used to the puppies they will be with on the sleep. in the afternoon it's a pile of sleeping puppies. >> those adorable faces were just too hard to resist. was scooped up right away. >> the volunteer who took us to puppy bowl came home and adopted her. she had a good trip. >> but there are mren mren -- plenty more puppies in the shelter. meet mufasa. >> support your local rescue organizations that may have a puppy that could be a super star. >> laura thomas, 7 news. >> i'm in favor of any story that

paulette dean, executive director danville area humane society "it's getting worse. and of course, look at the crime rate amoung humans. and so whatever is seen in a humane population is reflected in a animal popluation. there are mean people out there." state legislators are working to create transparancy in private animal shelters. a new house bill is looking at intake policies and adoption numbers instead of focusing only on euthanization numbers. danville leaders say this could help the public understand more of what they see every day. on tomorrow. virginia tech is seeing an increase in the number of students who want to be hokies. the school reports a record number of undergraduate applications with more than 25- thousand students trying to get accepted. the admissions office attributes hard work by its staff and alumni across the country to get this new record. these applications also represent the most diverse group in the school's history. (kelly rawlings, associate director of undergraduate admissions) we really have worked hard to pull together a group of a

the nevada humane society says it's a trend thats becoming more common in our area and they want to remind you that it is illegal. you can face fines or even jail time for abandoning your animal. remember there are resources available to help you properly surrender a pet you can no longer care for. if they do have to relinquish their pets to the humane society, we do do it by appointments just so we can get as much information about the pet as possible and also give the person going through this difficult situation, the time they deserve to get one on one time with our counselors jessica branton with the nevada humane society says the dogs were in danger being left at a park frequented by coyotes at night. there's a 25-dollar charge to surrender an animal, but they will can't afford the fee. it's debate night for the republicans -- the first since the nevada caucuses...the final before super tuesday. this morning, gop frontrunner donald trump is in a new battle... a supposed bombshell hiding in his tax returns. abc's kenneth moton has more. script: nat trump entrance hours before severe we

we go to the danville humane society to see how the dog is doing. >>> breaking tonight, our abc 13 13 crew just got back from the scene of a car that crashed into a building in madison heights. you can see all the damage here. this is at elliott's cleaners. right now we don't know what caused the driver to crash into the building, but we know this is the second time the car has crashed into the store. last one happened a couple of years ago. according to the director of public safety in amherst, the lady who is in the inside usually works up front but went in the back to get clothes when this crash happened. talk about luck. nobody was killed or hurt. >>> one much nicole lovell's friends said she warned the 13-year-old about david eisehauer months before her it is something you will see only on abc 13 news. annie andersen sat down with nicole's friends to learn more about the months before her murder. >> reporter: natasha was nicole lovell's best friend. what happened to lovell is exactly what she was afraid of and something she warned lovell about months ago. >> we would always run d

humane society after a concerned resident scooped them up you over the weekend. on social media you have been asking why animal control officers didn't respond when they were called. priscilla kaiser went to find answers in the newsroom. >> reporter: danner, after seeing pictures of the two dogs. many wondered if their injuries were consistent with organized dog fighting and then the questions as to why bedford county animal control officers today we talked to the bedford county sheriff's offices who says they have a strict policy of responding to cases. says because the dog's injuries were not life-threatening and its animal control officer was responding to other cases involving dogs showing aggression, the officer decided not to respond. also, the department says it is certain the pit bulls were not of a dog fighting ring but instead probably fought each other. >> dogs will fight. dogs just fight. and the injuries that i've seen and in talking to animal control officers, it is typical injuries of dogs that fight. >> we see dogs with -- with dog bites or wounds

some like to wait longer but the humane society suggest you visit your vet and have your pet examined first and then determine what is the best time for your pet based on their health and all that. >> and more importantly, we just don't want so many unwanted cats and dogs out. >> it's really a big step in fixing a huge problem. >> another one we hear all the time, people want to breed their pets. let's face it, you probably have a full-time job. >> it's harder than it seems. >> and you can actually get a, what do you call them, a purebred animal from the shelters. >> yeah. >>> a controversy is brewing in charlotte, north carolina. the city council approved a measure to expand protection for the lgbt community. it would allow people to choose bathrooms that correspond to their gender identity. >>> the driver of an engulfed car made it out alive but something else survived too. this is not the right story. so let's see, producers, producer, producers. let's take the video full and see where we are right now. this woman -- okay, this is -- again, not -- >> the front seat of the untouched

the nevada humane society has a player in puppy playoffs. shelter puppy denise, who found a forever home a few weeks ago, is competing with other puppies across the country... to help raise money for the friends she left behind. and nhs is offering some special super bowl deals. "cats over three are free, dogs are fifty dollary." "it gets people in gets a lot of pets adopted we're hoping maybe the wives that don't want to watch the game will come in and get a kitty or puppy we have lots of dogs right now. the shelter received a special gift on saturday... a truckload of supplies raised by a local fitness center. "this is zumba dan and for his 23rd birthday he wanted to give to the humane society." wanted to give back, im overwhelmed bythe fact so many people came out to dance and donate." and they're always looking for volunteers to donate their time. "to handle cats, walk dogs, we animals too right now." you can vote for denise through sunday... we have more information on kolo tv dot com... under hot topics. in reno chris buckley kolo 8 ne

the cedar bend humane society has been in existence since 1910. located at 1166 west airline highway in waterloo is a new adoption center was built in 2009 with community support and donations.the society is a non-profit organizatton that exists because of the support and friendship of people who donate money, time, and other gifts. every dollar and donation received benefits the animals by helping with medical needs, spay and neuter costs, and providing care and shelter for the homeless, neglected, and unwanted animals of the cedar valley. the cedar bend humane ciety's mission is as follows: teach. shelter. cbhs is passionate to: place animals in life-long, loving homes. educate on the issues of humane care. teach responsible pet ownership. shelter the stray, neglected, and unwanted.. the society is open tuesday- sunday from 10am-5pm. call (319) 232-6887 or visit cedarbendhumane.org for more information. joining ally on todayys news at noon is caitlyn evans, the adpotion supervisor for the cedar bend humane society. caitlyn is bringing bella, a sh

we are live at the asheville humane society. hope anselman, news 13. >>evan: new this morning, firefighters worked a structure fire overnight in the alexander community. that fire started at this house, off old north carolina 20, just before 2:00 this morning. it quickly spread to the attic but firefighters had that fire put out by about 3 o'clock. investigators were on the scene, but no cause has been determined as of this morning. the red cross is now assisting information on the fire as details are released to day. >>> some folks in transylvania county braved some very cold water, a daring dip to help with something special. >> dozens of people gathered in connestee falls for the second annual polar plunge at lake ary ga he ( ). the event is the main fund raidser for the transylvania county special oh olive oils. it help pay for transportation and meals on the road. >> to see the joy on their face when they cross the finish line? winning their gold medal? there's nothing in this world like it. >>evan: transylvania county sends 40 athletes to raleigh

she's joined by those from humane society of the u-s, who say the story of cecil the lion killed by a trophy hunter from minnesota last year, got them more support. ((wendy keefover/humane society of us: "the outrcry of cecil has galvanized people around the world and people starting to understand how disgusting this to safari club international for an interview. they sent us this statement saying the group supports the right to protest, but that it quote "does much more for the conservaion of habitat than many of the misguided policies that these protesters would like to see supported" unquote. ((nats protest)) the demonstrators say they will stay put outside the hotel until saturday when their rally will coincide with some 30 other cities across the country. > ((brian loftus)) we also reached out to mgm resorts.. who in a statement, quote "our convention facilities are contracted by wide rage of organizations with diverse interests. we understand not everyone will support every viewpoint."/// let's get to sherry with a look sherry swensk clear and cold this morning... but each day w

which the humane society international condemns. ((masha kalinina/humane society international: "the practice of trophy hunting is unethical, because you're killing an animal purely for the enjoyment of taking a life, but also for the trophy.")) ((patrick walker)) says conservation is a major part of their mission. their website says 70 percent of the money raised at the las vegas convention... goes toward conservation efforts by the group worldwide... something s-c-i member bill racine says he is proud of. ((bill racine/sci lifetime member: "a lot of that money goes for conservation, and helping keep those wildlife animals coming over there.")) ((patrick walker)) the humane society international disagrees... citing a 2012 study by eco resources at large. it concluded only 3 percent of money spent on trophy hunts make it to the communities. s-c-i declined an interview request from 8 news now... but released a statement saying it quote "does much more for the conservation of habitat than many of the misguided policies that these prot

it's time for the siouxland humane society's popular sweet fundraiser! the annual caramel apple fundraiser includes nearly 400 volunteers making more than 13- thousand caramel apples. the humane society's development director says this is their largest fundraiser. the proceeds from the apple sales will help the nearly 3,000 homeless and abused animals in siouxland. "all of our funding and how we stay open and help the animals are missie fisher, director of development at the siouxland humane society. the apples are 15-dollars each and can be ordered through sunday. they will be ready for pick up february 9th and 10th at the siouxland humane society and southern hills mall. the community celebrated a special birthday yesterday. "happy birthday to you) nat pop brookdale senior living solutions had a full room of people celebrating gabrielle perry's 105th birthday. she had a few secret to a happy and healthy life. "see everybody asks me that," said 105- year-old gabrielle perry. "i have a cousing that sent me a plaque and it says, to live a long life, live

call the connecticut humane society. tomorrow lou has a quick fix for all those pesky house problems. >> also, a performance by r & b sensation tank. >> and we're tailgating with

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but then any money that comes in, goes to the hsus, the humane society. so that way-- >> the humane society of the united states. >> i feel like by structuring mobygratis.com in a way that i can never make money from it, it ostensibly keeps me kind of honest. >> and speaking of being honest, we should mention the reason you and i know each other is because my husband runs the humane society of the united states. and he made the introduction. you don't have to do anything good with your money or your time. but you choose to. mobygratis is one example. another-- is your activism, which really runs the gamut. one of the things you've been-- very focused on for a long time is animal protection. you chose to become vegan. why did you make those decisions? >> well, i've been vegan now for 28 years. i mean, that's the amazing thing about veganism or let's call it, like, animal activism, is it's this magic bullet that effects all these, like, awful, awful issues. you know what i mean, 'cause animal agriculture is responsible for 25% of climate change. 80% of defo

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terrier, a surprise "puppy bowl seven" entrant...hailing from the butler county animal friends human society, who never saw this coming...--sot up full 1/27 19:36:20 ((bowser: no, we'd never been contacted before))((broo operations manager at animal friends. she made the drive to new york city with rugby for the puppy bowl taping. --sot up full 1/17 19:12:49 ((barker: and i say it was fate that brought us together.))((broo track)) kelsey barker is now rugby's owner. she says fate played a hand in her adoption of rugby, when a dog she was interested in was adopted by another family. kelsey says she was surprised as anyone that rugby is getting his moment in puppy sunshine--sot up full 1/17 19:14:52--19:14:57((barker: what their criteria was, i'm not exactly sure. i think cuteness was a factor))((broo track))sunday, it all plays on on the cable channel animal planet. and while tara and kelsey swear they have no idea if rugby stands a chance of being the games most valuable puppy....--sot up full 19:13:45((barker: i do know he made the starting line up, which is very exciting))((broo track))in

the asheville humane society and buncombe county animal shelter launched the initiative. dog owners put a yellow ribbon on their leash... to give passers-by a heads up to use caution or ask permission before approaching a dog. 3 26:33 they could have a medical condition they could be deaf and need to be approached a certain way so you never know and we just wanted to get that out there :43 the yellow ribbons are available at the humane society's adoption center. 3 3 it was an emotional reunion for a man who saved the life police say two teens shot brody 18 times with a bb-gun and threw a knife at him. but the pup took a big step in his recovery when he was reunited with the man who saved him. 3 darryl lietzesie/ rescuer: "for some reason when i walked in he looked like he knew me." darryl: "it destroyed me especially when i touched his head and said, 'are you going to be alright little buddy?' and he looked at me." the pup has already been adopted. he will spend a few more days in the hospital before he gets to go home with his new family. 3 3 3 happening today, a musical

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. >> zack: welcome to today's pet pals, i'm joined here with robin from the blue ridge humane society. and we've got a tiny little girl named claire. what do we know about her? i know she's so young so there's not a lot. >> there's not much of a back story yet. she's a sweet puppy. she's coming up about 3 months old. an owner to have this dog? >> a lot of patience. she's not house trained yet. not leash trained or crate trained. definitely having a puppy is a time commitment. but she's a real sweetheart. >> zack: yeah, she's so calm and docile today. >> she's available at the blue ridge humane society. phone number is 828-685-1087. >> zack: thank you for coming in today. let's get her adopted. >> darcel: what a cutie. >>> coming up, remembering a famous author who passed away today. >> tammy: a look back at harper lee. news 13 at 5:30 starts now. >>> they walked off the job and defaulted on their contract. road contract comes to a halt. >> tammy: jeb bush gets a helping hand. how the candidate's mother made a push in the upstate today. >> jason: temperatures in the 50s and 60s. how lo