Topic: dogs
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Cayman rescue stars on'Puppy Bowl'
Cayman rescue dog Bailey has found stardom on the TV show Puppy Bowl.
Finally, fishing for cats
The Purina Friskies Cat Fishing 2.1 is a fun app to entertain your cats with, although not all cats seem to agree.
Gymnasts shine in Atlanta
Cayman gymnasts representing Motions Unlimited continued their competitive season in Georgia.
‘Fashion for the Animals’ benefits furry friends
A sold-out audience of 500 enjoyed the Fashion for the Animals fundraiser for various charities on island that rescue and care for animals.
Stride record reaches 1,900
The Cayman Islands Cancer Society's Stride Against Cancer, on Sunday had its biggest turnout yet, more than 1,900 in four locations.
Stride gave chance for super-fit to stretch out too
Serious athletes seized the opportunity at the Stride Against Cancer event at Public Beach to get in a decent work by completing a 13.1 mile half marathon.
Golf run hailed for success
Grand Cayman is so flat that when runners negotiated the undulating layout of the North South Golf Course on Saturday. in the island's first cross country race, their legs were screaming for mercy at the end.
Woman injured in dog attack
A woman needed hospital treatment after reportedly being attacked by four dogs in Prospect on Thursday, police confirmed.
Dogs on the catwalk, for a cause
The Cayman Islands Humane Society's "Fashion for the Animals" fashion show is sure to set tails wagging on Jan. 29 at Camana Bay.
Learn a language this New Year
Learning a new language can be fun and rewarding, with a multitude of benefits to our mind, and to corporate success and enjoyment of foreign countries.
Animal welfare group warns of collar wounds to dogs
Neck injuries suffered by a neglected pup found in West Bay last week show the potential consequences of giving animals as Christmas presents.
The stories will just run forever
There will be no shortage of excitement when the Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon, Half-Marathon and 4-Person Relay is staged this Sunday.
Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon ranked among world's best
Anyone entering one of the many categories at the Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon this weekend will be intrigued by the fact that they are in involved in one of the world’s best road running events.
Ten men share their stories of surviving cancer
With 2014 being the 10th anniversary of Movember, the Cayman Islands Cancer Society is making available the personal stories of 10 cancer survivors.
Dogs’ paraquat poisoning renews calls for ban
The paraquat poisoning of two dogs this week has resulted in renewed calls for a ban on the deadly herbicide.
Charity BBQ cook-off decision goes to the dogs
The BBQ Battle of Lalique Pointe will officially go down as a draw, but thanks to Franz Manderson and Eric Bush, the Breast Cancer Foundation is the real winner.
Blue Iguana killed by stray dogs
A female Blue Iguana was killed by a pack of dogs at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park last week.
Online poll Bad driving, poor service top list of pet peeves
Bad driving habits and poor service at businesses top the list of pet peeves in the Cayman Islands among respondents to a caymancompass.com online poll.
Cayman Islands: An exhortation to reasoned debate
On a daily basis, we see the results of unregulated anger on an individual level -- assaults, confrontations, hateful invective -- incidents and sentiments it seems are becoming more and more commonplace in Cayman.
Fear of crime undermining life in Cayman
Install security systems. Don't wear valuable jewelry at night. Don't pick up hitchhikers. That's what people in big cities are used to, perhaps, but that hasn't been our accustomed way of life in Cayman.
Online poll: Most respondents say they are affected by crime increase
More than 60 per cent of the respondents to a caymancompass.com online poll said the way they live was being affected by the increase of crime either quite a bit or tremendously.
Inmates work to save death row dogs
Inmates will train stray dogs to save them from being put to sleep.
CARE promotes Paws for Wine
A barking good time is expected to be had at the Paws for Wine fundraiser at 7 p.m. Sept. 20 at Ristorante Pappagallo.
Humane Society road show seeks homes for shelter pets
The Cayman Islands Humane Society seeks to put more bite into its dog adoption efforts.
Chamber calls on Security Council to address crime
Business leaders are requesting a meeting with the National Security Council in response to the rise in crime over the first six months of 2014.
Bikers support canine charity
Motorcyclists on Sunday raised $1,541 to support Canine Friends.
Retaking our streets from ‘Caninus Caymanus’
Having packs of snarly dogs roaming around Grand Cayman does not support the country's image of being a sophisticated place to visit and invest.
Crime concerns raised at West Bay meeting
Despite a small turnout at Thursday’s community meeting in West Bay, some of the district’s larger issues were laid out for discussion.
Stray dogs will be trapped
Traps will be set to help rid West Bay of packs of wild dogs.
Fidelity series back
The Fidelity Fun Run Series, an annual series of 2-mile runs held on three successive Saturday mornings, starts next week.
Law firm helps re-home strays overseas
Canine Friends transferred 13 stray puppies to a no-kill shelter in Westchester, New York, this month, thanks to help from Appleby Cayman's Charity Day.
Man accused of killing boy’s dog
A man was arrested, and subequently bailed, last week on suspicion of killing a dog.
Pet owners urged to prepare
Pet owners are being reminded to ensure their pets are accounted for in family evacuation plans.
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Students expose gaps in public transport system
A lack of public transportation is preventing teens from participating in after-school programs, according to a 2013-2014 report conducted by the Cayman Islands Youth Assembly.
BarkCam makes the business of doggie shots a snap!
If your dog simply won't cooperate when you want to take a picture of it, then the BarkCam app is the answer to your prayers.
Fidelity series returns and guarantees a new champ
The Fidelity Fun Run Series, an annual series of two mile runs held on three successive Saturday mornings, is approaching.
Newest wedding trends in Cayman
Although we are nearing the peak of Cayman’s wedding season, many anxious brides are already well under way to planning their upcoming weddings.
Germans in top gear
Germans may be in high spirits again this Sunday at the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim.
Exhibit captures ‘dog days’ of summer
Gordon Solomon's latest art exhibition is now on show at Full of Beans.
Animal shelter too full for new pets
With an influx of some 50 animals in the past month, the Humane Society has been forced to close temporarily.
4th July means barbecue
America's Independence Day often features barbecue and Michael's Genuine Food & Drink will offer several American barbecue classics at its Bourbon & BBQ Bash on July 4th.
Hundreds of stray dogs sent overseas
Hundreds of unwanted dogs; some in line to be euthanized – are being moved to “no kill” shelters in the US and Canada – an effort a local dog rescue group.
Tigers maul Prison but By Rite remain top dogs as games lengthen
SOL Tigers defeated Prison in a rain shortened Division 1 match on Sunday at the Jimmy Powell Oval.
It was excellent running between the wickets from Darren Cato 56 and Gregory Smith 31 not out, which lead SOL Tigers to victory by 5 wickets.
Online poll: Sniffer dogs answer to drug smuggling
A majority of people reckon the introduction of drug sniffing dogs will alleviate the drugs issue at Grand Cayman’s airport.
Kicking football out, Harvey is happier to get pedaling
The next generation of local cyclists is coming through, thanks to the sport’s increasing efforts to attract newcomers, and women like Ceretta Harvey are finding it a great way of being sporty and staying in shape.
'Oreo's Tail' helps highlight issue of animal welfare
Lovable canine Oreo is set to make his second appearance at Books & Books, Camana Bay, this month to launch the children’s book “Oreo’s Tail.”
Animals used for therapy
As animal-assisted therapy catches on locally, children and adults with special needs and senior citizens are interacting with dogs, horses and even dolphins to improve mental and physical wellbeing.
Pirates Week fundraisers already brewin’
Pirates Week is just around the corner and festival organizers are putting together a number of signature fundraising events, starting with "Music for your Palate", which will showcase an electic mix of international food, wine and music and celebrate Cayman's cultural diversity.
Online poll: Most call for punishment for unruly pupils
Violent behavior in schools by pupils should simply not be tolerated, according to the majority of respondents to the latest poll in the Caymanian Compass.
Grrrrrrrrrr! What’s up with dog policy?
Instead of picking and choosing among dog breeds, Cayman's government should be enforcing anti-cruelty laws against humans who abuse their dogs.
Fighting dogs still banned
Changes to the banned dogs list bring Cayman into line with the international norm while still protecting the public from dangerous animals and outlawing breeds associated with dog-fighting, according to the Department of Agriculture.
Mistreated dog ready for new start
An 18-month old dog found in a state of starvation when he was dumped at the Humane Society in February is on the mend and in need of a foster home.
Tracing your dog’s heritage
DNA tests can now unravel the mystery behind mixed-breeds ancestery, exposing doggies - genetically speaking - for what they really are
Oxbridge boat race and classic British fare will pull in fans
The Cayman Islands Rowing Association is hosting a BBQ at the Cayman Islands Sailing Club this weekend.
Obituary: Dr. Herbert Ebner, 1922-2014
Dr. Herbert Ebner, a doctor who wrote the “Your Good Health” column for Caymanian Compass for many years, passed away peacefully on March 22, in Pembroke Pines, Florida. He was 92.
Schieler felt like doing Irish jig
The annual Irish Jog had another marvellous turn out of serious athletes, casual runners and walkers with dogs, strollers with kids on scooters and bikes.
'Dog City'? What about 'Dog Country'?
The Cayman Islands government continues to fail to provide a basic and essential service: animal control.
Animal welfare in Cayman: a visitor’s perspective
Visitor appalled by treatment of many domestic animals in Cayman.
Hundreds of dogs euthanized every year
Around 600 unwanted dogs and cats are euthanized every year by the Department of Agriculture – figures which charities say show the staggering scale of animal cruelty and neglect on the island.
Irish Jog attracts leprechauns
The annual Irish Jog is approaching and is guaranteed another huge participation of over 1,000 runners and walkers.
Dog Jog is for people too
CARE's annual 5K Dog Jog is this Sunday
Dogs pawing for 5k
Dog lovers get another chance to keep their four-legged friends fit and to raise money to help man’s best friend.
Governor gets involved in loose dog complaint
It takes the police commissioner's and governor's involvement before a dangerous dog complaint is addressed.
'Steel Magnolias' brings Southern charm to stage
The Cayman Drama Society is gearing up to host the popular comedy-drama “Steel Magnolias.”
Smooth PAWS had no howlers
The dog community came out en masse to support the runners of a new and innovative road race on Saturday.
Happy ending to missing dog tale
A dog-sitter whose canine ward disappeared on New Year’s Day was reunited with the pet after a member of the public responded to an missing dog advertisement in the Caymanian Compass.
Quiz to help canines
Test your knoweldge this Wednesday at the Cayman Islands Humane Society's monthly pub quiz
Seven vehicles damaged in high-speed chase
A high-speed chase on the roads of George Town led to multiple vehicles being damaged before the suspect was apprehended.
Dogs poisoned on Christmas Day
At least four dogs were poisoned over the festive period, including two which had to be put down on Christmas day.
They dashed and one even splashed
Christmas Day excesses gave way to Boxing Day fitness resolutions as hordes turned out for the annual Dashing Thru the Sand run/walk on Thursday.
