If you are interested in donating to North Shore Animal League visit NSALAmerica.org.
"The Valley" has always been known for top of the line shopping, spas, and more... But now, you can share the best of the best with your pet.
New Developments in Pet Cancer Treatment
Animal Cancer Foundation founder, Dr. Gerald S. Post, informs K9 in the City on the new breakthroughs in animal cancer treatment. There are more effec…
You may not dress your dog up every time you leave your house or perhaps you and "Tinker Bell" enjoy wearing the latest fashions together. Regardless,…
The Softer Side of Howard Stern
With the capacity to shelter 300 animals at any given time, North Shore Animal League is known to be the “largest no-kill animal rescue” in Americ…
In Brooklyn, Dr. Post, a veterinary oncologist explains that animal cancer is treatable but since cancer is the most common cause for death in older …
Some Run for The Gold; He Runs for The Goal
You may remember the New York City Marathon runner, Brayden Mathews, who ran to raise money for United Action for Animals, a long time promoter of the…
The New York Yankees celebrated their 27th victory in the MLB World Series. Devoted fans gathered in Manhattan's financial district on November 6th,…
A Whole Art Gallery, Gone to the Dogs?
Have you ever wondered what the world looked like to a dog? Well what if "Spot" could draw a picture for you? In New York's neighborhood of Chelsea, t…
Meet Munch: Star of Iams' 'Beautiful on the Inside' Ad
Big conventions can be great places to hobnob with celebrities, and the Meet The Breeds event at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City w…














Comments
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
I feel terribly sorry for the family.
The amount of money is not the point, the point is that the police officers need to take responsibility for waht they did!
I hope the family was able to handle the incident and is getting over their grief.
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
caught what really happened, otherwise it would have been just the family's word
against the police and they may have said the dog was aggressive. I'm glad that
the award for the family was made. But it will never take away the pain.
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
totally OUTRAGEOUS!!
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
let's hope he's fired and not able to ENFORCE the LAW ever again!!!
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
I would be devastated if someone shot my dog. My heart goes out to this family.
Thank goodness there was video of the incident.... to back up the family's story.
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
I wonder what would've happened had there been no video? Would the court have believed the family or the cops?
1 year ago
Reply
I wonder what would have happened had there been no video.
I am sure the officer would have fabricated some lies about WHY he needed to shoot the dog ....
what a pity!
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
good explanation of what they should do over this situation.
thanks, judy
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
they need to be held responsible for their actions.
There is not a reason in the world he should have shot the dog unless the dog was ATTACKING him, which he wasn't.
what a sad story!!
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
I feel terribly for the family ... they are the one feeling the pain and the $9k isn't going to help bring their dog back.
I wonder what they did with the $77 K they already got from the town?
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply
1 year ago
Reply