Black Dog News

 
Campaign aims to get more black pets adopted
The Tennessean
If you scan the cat room or check out the dog kennels at your local animal shelter, don't be surprised to find an overabundance of black cats and dogs needing homes. Through no fault of their own, black pets wait the longest to be adopted.


 
Bungay Black Dogs take on King's Lynn course
Norfolk Eastern Daily Press
The Grand East Anglian 10km run in King's Lynn on Sunday provided a flat course, which on a cool day contributed to some excellent performances by the Bungay Black Dog runners. To send a link to this page to a friend, simply enter their email address ...

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Registration for the Black Dog Ride to the Red Centre is now open
NewsMaker (press release)
The ride is a fundraising initiative aiming to generate community awareness around depression and suicide prevention, and to raise funds for the Black Dog Institute. The ride departs from all major capital cities on Saturday 18th August, ...


 
Daily Mail
BLACK DOG: The boomerang bureaucrat...
Daily Mail
By Black Dog The drive to sack thousands of civil servants by Downing Street's just-departed head of strategy Steve Hilton was fuelled by bitter personal experience. After taking months to get shot of one No10 penpusher, imagine his ennui when the very ...

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Break black cat syndrome, adopt this pair
Lincolnshire Review
Contributed photo It is the big black dog and cat that are overlooked and passed by for adoption more often than other animals of lighter colored coats at animal shelters across the country. This fact even has a name. It is known as the black dog ...

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Vital hearing on proposed Aberdeen bypass will take place in July
stv.tv
Road Sense has been battling to block the £400m route - which would join the A90 from Blackdog to Stonehaven - but hit a setback last week when a legal ruling over costs limited the representation the group could afford. Supreme Court judges agreed ...

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Roaming black bear concerns Vanderbilt residents
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Lucinda Vinoski, a Nellie Road resident, was surprised when she saw what she initially thought was a black dog in her neighbor's yard. Then the figure turned to look at her. "It was a nearly full grown black bear," she said. "It had to weigh about 200 ...