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STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN Cats Incredible gets new lease on life
The Cats Incredible catfishing tournament is coming home. The East Grand Forks Association of Fire Fighters announced this morning that theyre taking over the Cats Incredible Catfish Tournament from ...
Posted on 4/9/13 at 11:43 AM
ROSE'S PIN-TESTS Made it Myself Monday 9: Suitcase Pet Bed
I admit, I plan to become the family's crazy cat lady. So, it wasn't really a surprise when I fell in LOVE with this Pinterest project. Turn an old suitcase into a pet bed?! I'm on it. I had an assis...
Posted on 3/25/13 at 12:10 PM
RURAL REFLECTIONS Rural Reflections Radio
Here is this week's Rural Reflections Radio program, Winter Visitor...
Posted on 12/28/12 at 7:41 AM
FATHER KNOWS LAST Bobbin
I have an extremely large soft spot in my heart for all animals, but certainly mankinds most popular pets, dogs and cats, are my favorites. Animals on a farm have to serve a purpose, and dogs and cat...
Posted on 10/13/12 at 11:54 PM
THE NEW FORTY Spot on.
I have had my cat Spot for 13 years now. He is my spoiled baby boy. He believes that where I am he is entitled to be. He also believes that it is his prerogative to sit on anything I own if he can't b...
Posted on 2/23/12 at 8:25 PM
Fewer pets killed because of spay, neuter programs 
It took years of campaigning to change thinking about sterilizing pets, but it has paid off. This year fewer than 4 million unwanted dogs and cats will be euthanized, down from as many as 20 million before 1970.
By Sue Manning , July 05, 2011
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Ohio animal shelter puts fattest cats on discount
A central Ohio animal shelter with an abundance of chubby cats is having a sale on its fattest felines, hoping a discount entices potential owners to take one home.
By Associated Press , June 04, 2011
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ANN BAILEY: Car lover? Not quite, but no Granny Clampett either
For many people, especially guys, calling to mind their first cars is a trip down memory lane. They fondly recall details like “three on the tree” transmissions, tail fins and fold-down tops.
I am not nearly as nostalgic for a couple of reasons. One is that I’m much more of an animal person than a “motor head.” I’ve always been more interested in creatures with four legs than things with four wheels. For example, one of my favorite jobs on the farm was checking the cows on horseback. Conversely, one of my least favorite was raking hay.
By Ann Bailey , April 17, 2011
Workers save cat stranded on ledge of Duluth-Superior bridge
Minnesota Department of Transportation employee Christopher Smith was just doing his job — clearing debris on the sidewalk near the center of the Bong Bridge connecting Duluth and Superior, Wis., about 1 p.m. Tuesday. And then he heard the meowing.
By Lisa Baumann , April 02, 2011
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State removes spraying cat from St. Paul long-term care center
Letting cats and other pets live in long-term care facilities has been touted as a way to make nursing homes feel more like homes. But the practice created a stink last year in one St. Paul facility.
By Christopher Snowbeck , February 02, 2011
POLL: If one had to go, 14 percent pick pet over sweetheart
Most current pet owners said they would hold on to their spouse or significant other, but a sizable number picked their pet, according to an AP-Petside.com poll. About six in 10 adults said they have had to give up a pet at some point in their lives, with current pet owners a bit more likely to have done so.
By Leanne Italie , January 25, 2011
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Keeping your pet from ‘furr eezing’
When the temperature plummets this weekend, don’t forget about your furry friends. Cats and dogs, like humans, can suffer frostbite, freeze or die from extreme cold.
By Ann Bailey , January 13, 2011
Poll: Most owners say pets have a sixth sense
Now two-thirds of American pet owners say they can relate — their pets have a sixth sense about bad weather. Forty-three percent say the same about bad news, according to an Associated Press-Petside.com poll.
By Sue Manning , January 11, 2011
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Duluth-area woman rescues pets after keepers killed in flight-from-police tragedy
In a Fridley, Minn. in early December, a pit bull named Coco, two cats named Pumpkin and Squeakers, and a ferret named Niko awaited the return of Amanda Thomas and her two children. But the woman and her children never came back.
By John Lundy , December 18, 2010
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Cat found frozen to Bismarck parking lot is recovering
Officials at the Burleigh County Extension office in Bismarck say a cat they found frozen to the pavement in the parking lot earlier this month is recovering.
By Associated Press , December 13, 2010
St. Paul man arrested after throwing cat against apartment ceiling
St. Paul police say a man was arrested after he allegedly threw a 2-year-old cat against his ceiling.
By Associated Press , December 06, 2010
AP-Petside.com poll: Pets make cut on family trips
Nearly a quarter of pet owners have taken a vacation with their animals in the last two years, according to an Associated Press-Petside.com poll conducted by GfK Roper Public Affairs and Corporate Communications.
By Sue Manning , November 23, 2010
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Kitten rescued from inside car hood in downtown Duluth
A kitten was rescued late Tuesday afternoon in Duluth after people heard a frightened meowing coming from under the hood of a parked vehicle.
By Duluth News Tribune , November 17, 2010
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Trial scheduled for Two Harbors man accused of cat cruelty
A jury trial was scheduled Monday for a Two Harbors, Minn., man accused of cruelty to cats
By Mark Stodghill , November 09, 2010
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