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BISMARCKThe North Dakota House approved its own version of a school bullying bill on Tuesday. House Bill 1465 defines bullying and requires school districts to have bullying policies by July 1, 2012....
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How to deal with an aggressive dog
We've all been there ... you're walking down the street, minding your own business and here comes a growling dog acting like it may tear you to shreds. What do you do? Here's a story in today's Forum ...
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Making a Difference
Some days I wonder, is all this drivel I write worth the effort? Who really cares anyway? What difference will it make, will my Grandchildren ever read it? Will their Mothers ever allow them to read ...
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Heroes and Villains
One of the top 5 most-viewed stories on our site today has been the sad tale of the complete wackjob who glued a cat to the local interstate. The idea that the person who did this likely lives within ...
Posted on 1/13/10 at 12:00 AM
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Precautions taken in rabies case

More than 20 dogs likely will be euthanized this week, and about 15 people have been referred to their physician after a rabid dog was brought to Grand Forks’ Circle of Friends Humane Society, officials said Monday. State Veterinarian Susan Keller said the North Dakota Board of Animal Health assessed the dogs that were at the facility from March 15 to 20, the timeframe of possible contact with the rabies carrier.

By By Ryan Johnson, Forum Communications Co, , April 06, 2010

Dogs at shelter to be put down

Health officials have recommended 35 dogs be euthanized or quarantined after a stray dog lodged at a Grand Forks shelter tested positive for rabies. The Circle of Friends Humane Society euthanized the infected dog and one other last week.

April 05, 2010

Fargo fairgrounds will be animal flood shelter

The Red River Valley Fair is making plans to serve as an emergency shelter for dogs and cats in the event of a major spring flood. But representatives of the fair and Fargo-Moorhead Humane Society warned Monday that there is no room at the fairgrounds this year for horses and other large animals.

By By Patrick Springer, Forum Communications Co. , February 23, 2010

Man charged with animal cruelty

An Eveleth, Minn., man was charged Tuesday with assault, animal cruelty, selling drugs and illegally possessing a stun gun after police executed a search warrant at his residence last week. Joshua Ray Gordon, 18, was arrested Thursday at his home in Eveleth. Officers executing a search warrant found 161 grams of marijuana, $2,300 in cash and a stun gun. He is accused of selling marijuana from his residence.

By Forum Communications Co. report , February 17, 2010

Humane Society ranks N.D. low on animal protection laws

North Dakota ranks near the bottom and Minnesota in the middle in a 50-state ranking by the Humane Society of the United States on a wide range of animal protection laws.

By By Chuck Haga, Forum Communications Co. , February 10, 2010

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Lucky dog: Dog rescued after being found frozen to road

Lucky dog: Dog rescued after being found frozen to road Last Friday, as freezing rain and snow were coming down and road conditions became worse by the hour, Shelby, a 6-year-old bulldog mix, lay frozen to a road near Pipestem Reservoir. Levi Harrington and his friend Jordan Stutsman were alerted to the dog after Levi’s father, a blade operator, spotted it out on the same road for two days.

By Ben Rodgers , January 27, 2010

N.D. under fire for lax animal cruelty laws as glued cat dies

A cat named Timothy has died, and people across the country are raging. The 7-month-old orange tabby was spotted on a southern Minnesota highway Dec. 18 by a motorist headed west to Sioux Falls, S.D. The cat’s paws and nose had been glued to the pavement near the highway’s edge, according to news reports, and the animal lost some paw pads, claws and skin when it was freed.

By By Chuck Haga, Forum Communications Co. , January 12, 2010

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Man charged with booting, injuring pet

An Edinburg, N.D., man is charged with animal abuse for allegedly kicking a chinchilla’s cage during a domestic dispute, injuring its paw and bloodying its nose and mouth. Joseph Marting, 26, appeared in state District Court for a preliminary hearing Tuesday.

By By Archie Ingersoll, Forum Communications Co. , December 11, 2009

Animal warden rescues dog from James River

Animal warden rescues dog from James River Becky Johnson gives new meaning to the term “doggie paddle.” Johnson, the animal warden for the Jamestown Police Department, waded into the James River in search of a drowning animal Tuesday. Her efforts saved the life of Charlie, a 6-1/2 pound Yorkshire terrier mix.

September 30, 2009

Jamestown girl’s birthday wish? Gifts — for Prairie Paws Rescue

Jamestown girl’s birthday wish? Gifts — for Prairie Paws Rescue For her ninth birthday, one Jamestown girl didn’t ask for Hannah Montana T-shirts or “High School Musical” DVDs. Instead, she asked for chew toys, collars and catnip. Kennedy Koch, 8, asked her 10 or so pool party guests to bring donations for Prairie Paws Rescue instead of gifts for herself. Kennedy turns 9 on Tuesday.

September 03, 2009

Animal Health hires field investigator

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota's Board of Animal Health has hired a field investigator, a first for the state.

August 17, 2009

Dog death brings service sentence

LANGDON, N.D. (AP) — A Langdon man accused of starving a dog to death has been ordered to serve 40 hours of community service and have no pets for a year.

August 13, 2009

Dog death brings community service sentence

LANGDON, N.D. (AP) — A Langdon man accused of starving a dog to death has been ordered to serve 40 hours of community service and have no pets for a year.

August 12, 2009

Cattle restrictions to be topic

After a couple of months of studying information on its neighbor’s livestock, North Dakota’s Board of Animal Health could decide this week whether to change import restrictions on Minnesota cattle that have been in place for nearly a year.

By By Blake Nicholson, The Associated Press , December 15, 2008

Officials: Animals at risk of anthrax in N.D.

North Dakota’s state veterinarian is warning farmers and ranchers that soil conditions could increase the risk of anthrax to their livestock.

July 09, 2008

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