COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) – For decades, the Richland County Sheriff’s Department K-9 Unit has gone above and beyond for the citizens of Richland County and beyond. The Unit, which is now over twenty strong is more than apprehension, with specialized dogs who can sniff bombs, search for electronics and so much more. The Tyler’s Travels Team went on the road…
Their annual event known as “Clear the Shelters” got underway on August 10th — offering free adoptions through September 10th.
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) – Life is much better with a dog, for sure, and if that is the missing part of your life, Columbia Animal Services may have the answer. Rufus is a charming mixed breed neutered male who is approximately two years old. Rufus is a gentle soul who adores babies and children of all ages. He gets along famously…
According to the Food and Drug Administration, its safe to bring dogs to restaurants with outdoor seating.
Dogs in the sunshine state will be following some new rules if a certain bill gets passed by lawmakers.
A park in West Columbia is going to the dogs and now you can register, and become a member to bring your fur-baby for a day out.
According to the American Heart Association, having a dog around may help reduce a person’s risk for cardiovascular disease, provide them with lower blood pressure, and keep them more physically active.
Calling all dog mommas and pops!
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Two new officers are joining Midlands law enforcement. K9’s Hudson and Leona are joining the Cayce Police Department and the Richland County Sheriff’s Department as Therapy dogs. Cayce Police Chief Chris Cowan believes this is a new way for law enforcement to connect with citizens. The dogs can be used in a crisis situation or traumatic event…
His owner calls him “magnificent,” but he just won the “World’s Ugliest Dog” contest. Meet Mr. Happy Face.
