Woman stabbed boyfriend in thigh in row over pet poodle

A woman who stabbed her partner in the thigh with a steak knife, leaving the blade embedded in his leg, has spared an immediate prison sentence.

Courtney Bruce, 29, and her boyfriend had been in a five-year relationship and there had been no previous domestic violence issues before an isolated incident on 9 April 2022, Carlisle Crown Court heard today.

Both Bruce and the man had been drinking before an argument broke out in the kitchen about how he had been holding their pet poodle.

Bruce was pushed to the floor and, said prosecutor Kim Whittlestone: “She picked up a

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Manchester_ History and Engagement Rings

Manchester, a vibrant and culturally rich city in the heart of England, has a fascinating history that spans centuries. From its humble beginnings as a small Roman settlement to its rise as a prominent industrial powerhouse, Manchester has played a pivotal role in shaping the nation’s history. Today, the city is not only known for its thriving industries and iconic landmarks but also as a hub for creativity and innovation. In the realm of jewelry, engagement rings in Manchester hold a special significance, symbolizing love and commitment within the city’s rich tapestry of stories. 

The history of Manchester dates back …

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Pickering to ban rodenticides on city properties due to dangers to pets


An upcoming policy in Pickering will ban rat poison and other rodenticides on all city properties.

On Monday, the city council heard from delegates about the risks posed to dogs as they chase poisoned animals in their backyards.

“Since rodenticides don’t kill instantly, rodents remain active and available as prey,” said Janice Freund, a member of the group Rodenticide Free Ontario. “Predators do not recognize the presence of poison in the prey, leading to unintended exposure and poisoning.”

“I myself have lost one of my sweet rescue dogs to rodenticide toxicity,” said Allison Hansen.

“I [was] sitting in a

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Caring for your pets amid rising prices in food and services

The latest Consumer Price Index data shows pet parents shelling out 15% more for pet food than they did a year ago.

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Caring for your pets amid rising prices in food and services

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — As the struggle with inflation, the cost of caring for families with their animal encounters is increasing.

Pricing for pet products, services and food continues to rise.

“One of the biggest increases we’re seeing in the pet field and community is food and even a shortage of food in certain areas,” says Ruben Cantu with Valley Animal Center.

The latest Consumer Price Index data shows pet parents shelling out 15% more for pet food

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How to keep pets safe when they are unhealthy

As wildfires continue across Canada, thick clouds of smoke continue to fill the air all around Michigan.

Luckily, there are plenty of ways for people to stay safe from smoke inhalation such as limiting strenuous activities, wearing a mask, and staying indoors.

But, what about all the adorable, four-legged furry friends out there? The tiny, dangerous particles filling the hazy skies can also cause serious issues for pets. Here’s what to know and how to keep your pets safe.

Michigan’s bad air quality:Everything you need to know

How to say poor air quality impact animals?

Lori Teller, President of

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Brain Imaging And Neuroimaging Market is likely to grow at a CAGR of 5.1%, totaling around US$ 21,569.7 Million by 2032

The global Brain Imaging And Neuroimaging Market is expected to be worth US$ 13,166.5 Million by 2022, with a 5.1% CAGR between 2022 and 2032, totaling around US$ 21,569.7 Million by 2032.

Over the last few years, the healthcare industry has been witnessing technological advances in medical devices which offer robust services to cater to patients who are suffering from brain related diseases. Currently, brain imaging is one of the fastest growing segments of the overall imaging market. Brain imaging is a screening method that helps the physician to analyze the activity and functioning problems of the nervous system for

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They arrived to the house amid 2 dogs and 16 cats. What could go wrong?

We liked the dogs. We liked them even after the terror they inflicted. But we are still fledgling.

Let me back up: My girlfriend and I have housesat for one to two months at a time for many years, all over the world. Many instincts are involved in caring for pets, which haven’t always matched their owners’ descriptions. Yet most of those pets and their needs were ultimately manageable.

Not at our most recent sit, which courted madness.

The place: a beautiful home in Portugal’s Algarve region. The people: amiable Europeans who were shopping for

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Llanelli man banned from keeping domestic animals for 10 years after CCTV caught him kicking dog | UK News

A man who was caught on CCTV kicking his dog has been given a suspended sentence and banned from keeping domesticated animals for 10 years.

Terrance Anthony Tovey, from Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, was seen kicking the dog, named Dylan.

He then hangs him from a fence by his lead on Penyfan Road.

A member of the public approaches the 66-year-old to intervene and the man walks off with the dog down a footpath after a discussion.

Tovey pleaded guilty to two offenses under the Animal Welfare Act at Llanelli Magistrates’ Court and was sentenced on Thursday 11 May.

He admitted causing

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