Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: UW MadisonDavid MacNeil was so grateful to University of Wisconsin-Madison’s veterinary school for saving his dog Scout’s life that he’s thanking them in the biggest way possible — with aSuper Bowlad!According to theWisconsin State Journal, MacNeil’s company WeatherTech paid $6 million for the 30-second commercial, which features the founder’s 7-year-old dog Scout at the UW-Madison’s School of Veterinary Medicine. The ad will reportedly air during the second quarter of Sunday’s game.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Jane Crewe, 57, is devoted to her Samoyed dogs — a Siberian breed known for its thick white fur.
The innovative crafter collects the hair her canines Artemis and Phaidra, both 7, shed and uses a spinning wheel to turn the snow-colored fluff into yarn. Crewe then knits her handmade dog fur yarn into soft hats and scarves.
To make sure she has enough material, Crewe sometimes uses Facebook to connect with other Samoyed owners to get more fluff — spinning some of the fur into yarn for the owner.
Mar. 16, 2025
Amy Edmondson and dog Star.Photo: SWNS
What a good girl!
A pit bull mix named Star came to her owner’s aide when two strangers reportedly attacked the 30-year-old mother of one on April 5.
“While I was talking to the woman, the man just jumped on my back, pushing me to the ground and held a knife to my throat,” she told the newspaper. “They kept saying, give me your money, where’s your money, we need your money.
Mar. 16, 2025
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The South Florida University student, 29, often took his water-loving Labrador retriever O.G. to the beach in Dunedin, Florida. According toWFLA, Monday was no different. After class, Taylor and O.G., who have been together for seven years, went to hang out in the sun and surf for a few hours at Honeymoon Island State Park Dog Beach.
Fearing something serious, Taylor rushed his canine companion to the vet. Unfortunately, it was too late: The vet revealed to Taylor that his dog was suffering from saltwater poisoning.
Mar. 16, 2025
A pug named Ham ate herself into a hairy situation this holiday season.Photo:Getty
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A pug’s mischief turned into a hairy situation over the holidays when her family took her to the vet and discovered she’d swallowed as many as 60 hair ties.
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