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WKRC-TV
1906 Highland Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45219
513-763-5500
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Latest Updates

	Residents offer rewards in search for dog's killer South Bend residents outraged by a dog's shooting death during a home robbery are collecting reward money they hope leads to the arrest of the dog's killer.
	Couple Faces Charges For Starved Dog Officers investigating TV theft say they found dead dog in basement of Middletown family's home

Lost Pets

	LOST: "Sam" in Sayler Park Male neutered cat
	LOST: "Spike" in Clifton Grey cat with black stripes
	FOUND: Black Cat in Westwood Cat discovered near Cheviot
	LOST: "Kiki" in Edgewood Cat escaped on November 9th
	LOST: "Romeo" in Mason Red tabby with white chest last seen near Kings Island
	LOST: "Joker" in Mount Orab Male brindle stolen from second floor deck
	FOUND: Cat in Mason Friendly orange cat
	FOUND: Cat in Fairfax Area Tiger cat is young and declawed
	LOST: "Dr. Chen" in Northside Black and white shih-tzu
	FOUND: Cat in Lebanon Yellow male cat with flea collar
	LOST: "Ollie" in Oxford Cat has extra toes
	LOST: "Frankie" in Mount Washington Siamese cat

Found Pets

	"Sweetpea" in New Richmond is Back Home
	"Darcey" In Liberty Township is Back Home West Highland Terrier last seen in owner's front yard
	Two Dogs in West Chester Reunited with Owners
	"Ginger" in Delhi is back home
	"Cosmo" in Springfield Township is back home!
	"Lucy" in Milford is home!
	"Thor" Returns to Family in Lebanon
	"Champ" In West Chester Killed by Coyotes Male West Highland Terrier
	FOUND: Two Dogs in Delhi Female bloodhound and male Pug/Beagle mix are now at SPCA
	Pit Bull in Westwood Reunited With Owners
	"Bella" in Amelia Found by Owners
	Cat Found in Groesbeck Reunited With Family Male orange and white cat wearing pink flea collar

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Older Pets

	Aggression All pets can be aggressive, but this is especially true with older animals. Aging and more fragile animals may make up for their lack of strength by becoming over-aggressive.
	Barking Barking dogs are often a nuisance and can cause problems for both owners and neighbors. To correct excessive barking, first try training to change this pattern of behavior.
	House soiling Older pets often experience incontinence and are unable to control bowel and bladder movements. Because this is a physical and not a behavioral problem, they should not be punished if an accident occurs.
	Preventing problems in pets We rely on our pets for companionship and they rely on us for their health and safety. Older pets, like older people, have special needs that require more attention from their owners.
	Punishments Correcting behavior is often difficult in any animal but it is especially challenging with older pets who have already established many behavioral habits.
	Rewards for pets Successful training can be accomplished with older pets by using the reward system. Rewards can take the form of food, praise, or toys. If you are using food, it is a good idea to divide up a pet's daily meal into about ten small portions.

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Don't Forget Your Tags!

In Ohio, all dogs over three months of age must be registered (licensed) with the county auditor. The licensing of any dog residing in Hamilton County can be completed by using this mail-in form or by visiting any one of a number of convenient licensing agents. If you and your pet live outside of Hamilton County, please contact your local auditor's office for information.

Dog licensing is much more than a law you need abide by. The tags and the identification number they contain could also help return your prized pet to you should he or she become lost!

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