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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 2006

Page

10

AG sues pet shop owner over dying puppies in Texas

Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott filed a lawsuit against Jesse's Pet Shop owner Jesus Vazquez in Hidalgo County accusing him of selling dozens of sick puppies without disclosing illnesses. About 20 customers reported rapid illness and several deaths from parvovirus and other diseases after buying puppies, with high vet bills and refunds sought. An Evansville woman recalled signs she ignored, saying the puppy Candy died after a brief illness.

Austin Annette Escamilla Jesse McAllen Candy Escamilla Jesus Vazquez Texas Greg Abbott Abbott Vazquez Hidalgo County American Veterinary Medical Association

Former jailers face pending cases after Moya sentence

Former Ector County jailer Anthony Moya received 21 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to possessing an unregistered sawed off shotgun. Fernando Nieto David Anaya and Julia Soto await court action on felony bribery and improper sexual activity charges. Sheriff Donaldson called Moya’s betrayal of trust severe.

Midland Ector County Fernando Nieto David G. Anaya Nieto Anaya Anthony Moya Ector County Detention Center Julia Lisa Soto Bobby Bland Bland Moya Midland County U.S Rob Janell Thomas Morgan Glenn Roque-Jackson Mark Donaldson Donaldson

Pet adoption fair at mall supports Odessa humane groups

A pet fashion show and adoption event at MCM Grand Mall will raise funds for The Humane Society of Odessa PAWS and Jeff Davis County Humane Society. Owners registering dogs can receive food and entry prizes. about a dozen vendors will sell pet items while dozen animals await homes on the MCM Grand Stage from 10 AM to 5 PM.

Davis The Humane Society of Odessa PAWS Jeff Davis County Humane Society del NeSmith Odessa Humane Society NeSmith

Heat dangers for pets prompt tips from local experts

The Odessa American reports on summer heat risks for dogs. Lide warns that core temperatures around 105 to 106 Fahrenheit cause brain and heart tissue damage. Kennels like The Kennel in Midland and A Grooming and Boarding emphasize water, shade, air conditioning, and misting to keep pets safe, with owners advised to seek veterinary care if symptoms appear.

Lide Diane Ingraham Midland Ingraham Alice Gee

Pet safety tips for heat relief and water needs

Practical guidance on keeping pets safe in heat. Emphasizes ample water, ventilated shaded spaces, and cooling measures. Advises providing water during exercise and cracking car windows with A/C on. Includes a quoted expert remark highlighting summer water needs.

Basin telethon raises over 370000 for pediatric care

The Children’s Miracle Network Telethon at Medical Center Hospital raised more than 370000 for the Pediatric and Neonatal units. The American Cancer Society Relay for Life runs Friday 6 p.m. to Saturday 6:30 a.m. at Odessa College track with solo or team walkers to fund cancer research. For details call 335-8275.

Children’s Miracle Network Medical Center Hospital American Cancer Society Relay For Life Odessa College Lake O.H. Ivie Ballinger

Pet show under a tent near Motor City USA

A show will be held under a tent near Motor City USA with registration at 9 a.m. and the event starting at 10 a.m. on Saturday. Large and small breeds compete for best dressed, most talented, and best in show. Winners' owners receive mail gift cards. Pre registered participants pay 5 dollars or five pounds of pet food to enter. Saturday registrants pay 7 dollars or seven Call the MCM office at 550 2483.

Motor City USA MCM

Guns Stolen From Lajitas Museum Case Goes To Grand Jury

Walter Potter said the artifacts are valuable but he could not gauge worth and did not hear any alarm. Lajitas Resort staff also could not value the weapons. A federal grand jury in Pecos will consider indictments on June 15 for two men facing larceny of government property charges. Assistant U.S. Attorney Jay Miller confirmed charges are pending. Call (432) 333-7602 for details.

Walter Potter Potter Lajitas Hunt Pecos U.S Jay Miller Miller

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