What's next: The prosecution and defense will submit briefs by Dec. 31 regarding what they believe the outcome should be and then Judge Gary Wenell will determine whether Loggins is guilty of the crime.

Following a routine medical exam, veterinarians found that the dog had suffered numerous injuries and broken bones which were in various stages of healing.Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Solvers by phone at 1-866-411-TIPS/8477, e-mail...

Dogs loaned to help re-enact story of Janet & Ramon Barreto. Will air Dec 5 on Fox.$5,000 reward for information leading to the Baretto's whereabouts. Call Union County Sheriff's Office 662-534-1941 or US Marshals at 1-877-WANTED2. see Comments...

There is a $5,000 reward for information leading to the Baretto's whereabouts. Call the Union County Sheriff's Office at 662-534-1941 or the US Marshals at 1-877-WANTED2.

Anyone with information on her whereabouts can call Auckland police on 09) 302 6400 or the Auckland SPCA on 09) 256 7300. This is the the fifth court appearance she has failed to turn up for court. ...

"Wild dogs"(?) is there a breed in northern New York considered wild dogs or are these domesticated dogs that had been dumped by uncaring owners? Copy of article below in Comments...

Concerned residents of a neighborhood in Cancun have been listening every night to the continual cries and whimpering of a dog in trouble and decided to climb a tree to video tape what they could see. Warning, Video maybe disturbing to some viewers...

MacEachen punched the dog, yanked its chain as if to choke it, and threw a piece of pipe at it multiple times, striking it perhaps twice, ... "I thought he was going to break its neck," Glukowski said... Petition Link Included in Comments Below:

"That there in itself is felony animal cruelty," said Valerie Lang, a professor of animal law at Hudson Valley Community College. "It's pretty simple. The law says ... a companion animal that is killed in a depraved manner constitutes felony cruelty."...

AMY: "Where are the rest of the cats?" SWEE: "OK, they have usually passed on." AMY: "Do you think it's average then for 1200 cats, down to you were saying 600? SWEE: "It can happen in an environment like ours."