Mar. 15, 2025
12-year-old labrador Gunner.Photo:Change.org
Change.org
A dog owner in Texas is speaking out after his beloved 12-year-old Labrador was euthanized at an animal shelter.
John Gilcrease, a father of six, explained in aTikTok videothat has garnered over 5 million views that he noticed that the family dog of almost 13 years went missing on Tuesday, Sept. 3, while trying to feed him dinner on their vast 8-acre property.
After failing to locate Gunner and posting about the dog’s disappearance on social media, Gilcrease was informed the next day that his dog was at the Linda McNatt Animal Care & Adoption Center (also known asthe City of Denton Animal Shelter).
Mar. 15, 2025
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Dog owner Lori Burns is counting her blessings after her dog accidentally ingested oxycodone on a walk last week and nearly died.
Burns, a publicist based in Los Angeles, met a friend in Santa Monica last Sunday and brought her young rescue dogsChance the Rapperand Banksy along for the walk. About 20 minutes into their stroll, Chance “just collapsed,” Burns recalled to PEOPLE. “It wasn’t hot out but he was panting, looking almost aimlessly into the sky.
Mar. 15, 2025
Bear the Shih Tzu visiting Finks bar in Milwaukee.Photo:Fox6 News Milwaukee/ YouTubeA senior dog in Milwaukee had a big night out!The pup, a 16-year-old Shih Tzu named Bear, belongs to Jenny Hazard, who said her pet has always been a lover of adventure,WITIreported.“When he was younger, he was a runner,” she told the Milwaukee outlet.On the evening of Jan. 24, Bear returned to his runner roots, disappearing from Hazard’s backyard just as the sun was setting.
Mar. 15, 2025
An Alaska Airlines plane.Photo:Kevin Carter/Getty
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Moose the dog is back with his family after missing the flight he was supposed to take with his owner.
“While waiting to load the dog on the Wednesday flight to Seattle, the dog was taken for a walk. When it was time to place him into the crate, the dog pulled away, shook loose from its collar, and ran away,” the Alaska Airlines statement continued.
Mar. 15, 2025
Stock image of a mountain lion.Photo:Getty
Getty
Steve and Nicole, the owners of a 3-year-old giant black schnauzer named Holly Jolly, spoke toKTLAabout the incident, which was captured on camera thanks to home surveillance.
“We heard a yelping and my husband said, ‘Is that Holly?’ and I said, ‘No, I think that’s the television,’ and he said, ‘No, I think that’s Holly,’” Nicole explained in the interview that was published on Monday.