Canine Population Explosion Sparking Urban Crisis
Barbara McDowell reports Toronto writer Iris Nowell warns that dogs are an urban ecological threat due to rover overpopulation. She cites 1 million dog bites annually in the U S, soils contaminated with dog feces, and huge costs for cities, urging licensing, leashing, immunization, breeder policing, and public awareness to curb the growth and impact of dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Toronto
Iris Nowell
Ms. Nowell
St. Martin’s
United States
U.S
Pittsburgh
Iceland
China
Bly Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cruz G Acosta
Fathers Lynch
Kobe
Dr Lee
Pecos
Cursillistas
Hora Apostolica
Memorial Hospital
Pilar G. Acosta
Tino Acosta
Joe Acosta
Duval Road
4Th & Ash St
Ropers Motel
Housewives Welcome
Mrs. Brasher
Cern
Honda
Kyle's
Texaco
Bryan's Nursery
Johnson
Pecos Sporting Goods
Bird Landau
Amarillo
International Irrigation
Chevrolet Motor
Austin, Crockett Jr. Hi
S. Alamo
Wayside
Daggett
Bath
Valley Mobile Trailer Park
Dale
West Side
Ivey
Bill Watkins
62Nd St
Scottsdale
Arizona
Tra Park
Farmers Insurance Group
TOWN
Pecos Texas
Lebaron
Chrysler
Chevrolet
Nova
Midland
Danny Urias
Ben Wester
Hughes Appliance Service
Hefrigerators
Lauderdale
General
Richard Sims
Ernest Garcia
Armstrong
Transwestern Medical
Brownlee Hardware
Joe Coody
Professional Pharmacy
Oscar Beck
Rock
Roy Sanders
Richard A. Crider
Greear
Hillcrest Trailer Park
C &G Electric
Elliott
Cedar Street
By Barbara McDowell