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MD Family Asks For Accountability After Family Dog Run Over Twice By Delivery Truck Driver MD Family Asks For Accountability After Family Dog Run Over Twice By Delivery Truck Driver
MD Family Asks For Accountability After Family Dog Run Over Twice By Delivery Truck Driver A Calvert County family is asking for justice after their dog was tragically run over twice by an Amazon delivery driver, according to the organizers of a new fundraiser seeking a cool million dollars. The incident was captured on the family's home security camera, which showed the delivery driver backing out of the driveway and running over the dog on the evening of Tuesday, Feb. 21, as stated in the family's GoFundMe. The dog, affectionately known as "Starr", then reportedly yelped loudly in pain before the driver continues on, running over the family pet again, ultimately killing he…
Dog Retailer Barred From Selling After Violating Maryland's 'No More Puppy Mills Act,' AG Says Dog Retailer Barred From Selling After Violating Maryland's 'No More Puppy Mills Act,' AG Says
Dog Retailer Barred From Selling After Violating Maryland's 'No More Puppy Mills Act,' AG Says A dog retailer has been banned from selling animals after violating Maryland’s “No More Puppy Mills Act,” the Attorney General announced. Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh said that his Consumer Protection Division has reached a settlement with online retailer Maryland Puppies Online, LLC and the company’s owners, Sara and Nathan Bazler, regarding the sale of dogs. The settlement includes civil penalties and bans the company from selling dogs in Maryland. It was alleged that Maryland Puppies continued to sell puppies after the “No More Puppy Mills Act” banned these sales in the state …
4,000 Beagles Rescued From Virginia Research Facility Envigo Approved By Judge For Adoption 4,000 Beagles Rescued From Virginia Research Facility Envigo Approved By Judge For Adoption
4,000 Beagles Rescued From Virginia Research Facility Envigo Approved By Judge For Adoption Thousands of beagles who were mistreated at a Virginia breeding and research facility are one step closer to finding a happy home.  The Department of Justice approved the adoption of 4,000 beagles from Envigo, the company that kept the dogs in horrific conditions while using them for research. Adopted BeagleVirginia Coalition For Beagle Protection Facebook Page This story came to light in 2021, when PETA investigated Envigo for its brutal mistreatment of the animals. Some of the mistreatment PETA observed at Envigo included: Puppies and their mothers sprayed with a high pressured hos…