“It was a horrific crime and I think the punishment reflects that,” said Michele Miller told The Star-Ledger after the hearing. “She broke into someone’s home and killed their dog and they watched it happen. Not too many things are more disturbing than that,” said Miller.
In March of 2011, Katie, a volunteer from Agape Animal Rescue, first met the little Shih Tzu named George
It’s often said that some things get better with age. Shannon Whitecotton and her family couldn’t agree more—especially when it comes to their pets.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so we thought we’d share a story of how one tiny dog made a huge difference – by saving a woman from breast cancer.
Though he sustained a massive head injury, Ace is expected to recover.