Blessed pets 

November 1, 2006 on 2:15 pm | In Beagle News |

Andriana Grimm handed Harietta, a Polish chicken with a dark plume of feathers, to her mother, Jamie Grimm. Harrietta nervously flapped her wings and fidgeted. Carefully, Adriana took Henny Penny, a brown chicken, in her arms and wrapped the towel tight around her wings.

Happy Howl’oween! 
Rose Lebensorger donned a black Blackhawks jersey and held a hockey stick in one hand and a dog leash in the other. At the other end of the leash was Lebensorger’s dog Trixie, who didn’t seem to mind that an oversized foam hockey puck was attached to her back.

Readers tell us about the crazy antics of their pets 
As a welcome gift on the day she was adopted by the Rockman family back in…

Pet cause 
Dont let his name fool you: Ugh Lee, the Putnam Animal Relief Centers unofficial mascot, is totally cute. Hes one of the 150-plus animals that St. Albans High School senior Rachel Workman worked with as a volunteer at the shelter this summer.

Pets, Pets, Pets 
Spaying and neutering pets prior to adoption is the only way to ensure that these animals won’t add to the staggering pet overpopulation problem. Bonds, vouchers, and certificates are not a sure thing. All municipal shelters in Nassau and Suffolk, with the exception of Babylon Town Shelter, now perf

Pottstown homeowner visited by HUD secretary 
POTTSTOWN — Most new homeowners have friends over to celebrate their purchase. Recent first-time homebuyer Erin Lindsey went to more of an extreme Monday afternoon.