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Pit bull ransacks stranger's S. Ogden house, forces euthanization of cat

SOUTH OGDEN — Police are unsure who owns a pit bull that ran into a house Saturday and mauled a cat so badly it had to be euthanized.

Cat owners say their 13-year-old tabby Milo lost its teeth and several back claws, then bled severely throughout the room where it was attacked around 12:30 p.m., before he could be separated from the dog.

A veterinarian could not save the cat, and Milo had to be euthanized.

An X-ray image shows a pellet lodged in the nasal cavity of a cat named Tennessee, owned by Larry and Joni Hyatt, of West Point. (NICK SHORT/Standard-Examiner)

'You don't shoot a cat'; West Point owners search for shooter

WEST POINT — Davis County Animal Control Services is working to find the person who intentionally shot Tennessee, a black minx cat, with a pellet gun in the head.

Tennessee’s owners, Larry and Joni Hyatt, are also offering a reward to anyone who has information that would lead to the arrest of the person who shot Tennessee, also known as “T.”

Tennessee started coughing and sneezing and scratching at her face several weeks ago. When she wouldn’t leave her face alone, they took her to Dr. Mary Smart, their veterinarian at Quail Point Veterinary Hospital.

Stowaway cat survives plane ride in suitcase

ORLANDO, Fla. — When an Ohio woman packed her bags for a Disney vacation, her cat didn’t want to stay behind.

Sister Marijon Binder, who owns Cats Are Purrson's Too, gives Boots plenty of attention, April 11, 2012. On July 4, 2012, Boots, the Berwyn cat saved from death row by Fifth Third Bank and a Cook County probate judge, has found a new home in Missouri. The 1988 will of her late owner, who died in December, had stipulated that any pets that survived her be euthanized in a "painless, peaceful manner" by a veterinarian's lethal injection. (Phil Velasquez Chicago Tribune/MCT)

Cat saved by bank finds a new home

CHICAGO - Boots, the Chicago-area cat saved from death row by Fifth Third Bank and a Cook County probate judge, has found a new home - in Missouri - on Independence Day.

TV star cat up for adoption at shelter

BOISE -- There’s an orange cat at the Idaho Humane Society that has good chops -- acting chops, according to his resume.

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Jana Vandyke holds her Bengal cat Asia at her home in North Ogden on Thursday.  Asia went missing on April 21 and neighbors found her Tuesday in their yard.

Bengal cat finally back home in North Ogden

NORTH OGDEN — Eliza Johnson and Heber Johnson never gave up hope that their neighbor’s Bengal cat would come home safe.

The 14-year-old girl and her 10-year-old brother, who love animals, just didn’t think they would actually find the 8-year-old exotic feline on their property.

Asia, whose human is Jana Vandyke, had been missing since April 21.

No plans to cut gas chamber after cat survives it

WEST VALLEY CITY -- West Valley City officials say they still plan to use their animal shelter's gas chamber despite calls to replace it with lethal injection after a cat survived being gassed twice.

Cat survives gas chamber ... twice

WEST VALLEY CITY — A stray cat has survived two trips to a Utah animal shelter’s gas chamber, leading shelter volunteers to seek a switch of its euthanasia method to lethal injection, which they called more humane.

Cat travels 200 miles under car hood

MEDINA, Ohio -- A cat has survived a four-hour, 200-mile ride under the hood of a car traveling through Ohio.

In this Nov. 17, 2011, photo is Daniel, a cat with two extra toes on each of his feet, in Milwaukee. It’s a genetic mutation called polydactylism and even though it’s two toes shy of a Guinness World Records number, it’s helping Milwaukee shelter officials raise money to buy a new home after they learned their rent was being doubled. (AP Photo/Carrie Antlfinger)

Cat with 26 toes helps promote animal shelter

GREENDALE, Wis. -- In a reversal of fortunes, a once-unwanted cat has come to the rescue of an animal shelter in need of a new home.

However, this orange-and-white tabby named Daniel is no typical cat. He has a near-record 26 toes, a phenomenon that is helping the nonprofit Milwaukee Animal Rescue Center raise money to relocate to a new building.

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