yes
at the human society, ASPCA (USA) or dog pound (Worldwide) USA: ASPCA UK: RSPCA
They have plenty of rights, check out he human society or the ASPCA
Quickest way to be sure is to call your Vet, or the ASPCA Poison Control hotline.
This from the ASPCA: Dear Ms. Wright, Thank you very much for your email regarding the dog named Betty in our commercial. When the ASPCA found Betty she was injured badly with a fractured vertebra, she could barely move but she continued to care for her new born pups. All of her pups were successfully adopted and shortly after in February 2003 Betty also found her new family and given the name Apple to start her journey with her new pet parents and another canine. Eight years later, Apples parents inform us that she is just as beautiful and intelligent as the day they brought her home and was a wonderful addition to the family. She spends her days chasing squirrels around five acres and being spoiled by her parents. Apple couldn't have wished for a better life. This is just one of many rescue stories with a happy ending. Sincerely, ASPCA Public Information xxxxxxxxxx I am not so sure I would trust this answer from the ASPCA or the ASPCA in general. From what I am reading the ASPCA has a history of transferring dogs to dog shelters that are considered "kill shelters" and euthanize approximately 1/3 of the dogs they take in. I have also read that the ASPCA supports widespread killing of animals. If you are planing to donate to this organization please do your own research, as you should do with any organization that you donate money to. (google ASPCA saves dogs by transporting them to kill shelters)
raisins can kill dogs
no dogs can kill a snake
they kill birds
It will take 20 small dogs to kill a bear, and 5 large dogs to kill a bear.
Yes. Hyenas and dogs will frequently drive a lion from its kill. The lion can run away, but if he tries to stay and fight, the lion will kill the dogs in front - and the dogs behind him will kill the lion.
Depends where you are from but coyotes will kill small dogs as will bobcats
According to the ASPCA Animal Poison Control website, Sugar Maples are not toxic to either dogs or cats. However, Red Maples and Swamp Maples are toxic to both dogs and cats.