| Aug 20 Written by:aajoanne
Wednesday, August 20, 2008  Don't miss Animal Planet's important special Animal Witness: the Michael Vick Case premiering Sunday, August 24, and featuring experts from the ASPCA.
"The ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) today announced that its experts will be featured in the August 24 premiere episode of a new program on Animal Planet called Animal Witness: the Michael Vick Case. The hour-long special which will feature interviews with Dr. Melinda Merck, senior director of Veterinary Forensics for the ASPCA and Annemarie Lucas, Supervisory Special Investigator for the ASPCA’s Humane Law Enforcement team will focus on one of the most talked-about stories of 2007 the Michael Vick case." Read More >>
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Re: ASPCA on 'Animal Witnes'
I will definatly be watching this.. and I will post this on My Space where my friends can be watching also.. I had seen this on TV and posted it yesterday but really didnt have much information.. Thanks
By Tamara on
Thursday, August 21, 2008
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Re: ASPCA on 'Animal Witnes'
As a Virginian I've wanted to go to his trials, however, was convinced by friends that I'd be the one behind bars! The Victory Dogs are wonderfully cared for and have come so far. See just what a little TLC can do....
By stella's mom on
Thursday, August 21, 2008
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Re: ASPCA on 'Animal Witnes'
This is great! Also catch Dog Town on National Geographic. Best Friends is taking care of more than 40 of the Vick dogs.
By Jess on
Friday, August 22, 2008
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Re: ASPCA on 'Animal Witnes'
People need to realize these dogs are great. The dog is the only doing what some person taught him to do.
By michele on
Saturday, August 23, 2008
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Re: ASPCA on 'Animal Witnes'
I am looking forward to watching this, and also the Dogtown special on the NatGeo channel. I believe some of Michael Vick's dogs are there, and doing well. He really helped to solidify the horrific rep that pitbulls have. It is the owner, not the dog. I've had several very loving and gentle pits, yet somehow, through instinct perhaps, they know when they have to step up to the plate to protect you, and they do, and would give their lives for family if it meant keeping you safe. I'm so happy that the dogs have gone on with their lives. No dog deserves to live suffer this plight.
By koasmom on
Saturday, August 23, 2008
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Re: ASPCA on 'Animal Witnes'
I watched "Animal Witness" last night. I thought it was fantastic. I am very excited about the series. It did my heart good to see the outcome for most of the dogs. The plight of the pitbull is something we should all be ashamed of. I was very impressed that the Feds got involved when they did or I believe he would have escaped responsibility. I recently helped a friend find a shelter that would take a pit she found roaming in her neighborhood. He is quite young, quite beautifu (gray brindle with blue eyes, and really just a big pup. Most shelters refused him because they just can't seem to find homes for them. Fortunately, my local shelter was willing; and they are a no-kill shelter. We pray we spared him from falling into the hands of someone who would do evil. I hope the series on Animal Planet and others will heighten the awareness of pitbulls plight, and other homeless cats and dogs. When is the Dogtown special on, if anyone can tell me? Thank you.
Myhoneybell
By myhoneybell on
Monday, August 25, 2008
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Re: ASPCA on 'Animal Witnes'
I haven`t got to watch this yet, but will be watching at 4 in the morning. Hopefully this show & the case against that trash will wake up some more people to the plight of these furbabies. Thank you Animal Planet. Do any of y`all know when the Dogtown Special is on?
By kyk9 on
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
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Re: ASPCA on 'Animal Witnes'
The Dog Town special is on the coming Friday evening...Sept. 5, I think it is at 9pm eastern...
By Dakota on
Thursday, September 04, 2008
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