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Thirteen pedigree dogs were tragically killed after a tree blown over by Storm Dudley knocked a power line of 11k onto their kennel block, electrocuting them.

Selma Blair got to spend some family time with her 10-year-old son son, on a day that also included a few stops to take care of a few errands.And no matter where he travels took her on Thursday, the Cruel Intentions star had her trusted new service dog, Scout, by her side.The actress added Scout to her family circle to help in her physical rehabilitation following her multiple sclerosisdiagnosis in 2018, and subsequent chemotherapy treatments the following year. Family time: Selma Blair, 49, headed out on a lunch date with her son Arthur, 10, in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of Los Angeles on ThursdayBlair, 49, and her boy headed out to lunch dressed casually on off-white khaki-like pants that she rolled up several inches along the bottom cuffs.She also donned a sleeveless black top and a pair of matching slip-on shoes.

A cheeky Scots dog has lost 2.5ft of his intestines after he accidentally swallowed one of his rope toys.

The Bryants are mourning the loss of one of their four-legged family members.On Friday, Vanessa Bryant took to Instagram on Friday to announce the passing of their beloved blackLabrador Retriever Crucio.'We love you, Crucio. Thank you for everything sweet boy,' Bryant, 39, shared in the caption of an Instagram post that included five photos of their pet pooch.'Thank you for watching over us.

Euromillions draw have said it was a "dream come true" when they could finally afford a support dog for their severely disabled daughter.Adam and Amy Pryor from from Maidstone, Kent revealed golden labrador Merlin has "brought a bit of magic" back into their lives while they and their daughter Charlotte had to shield during the pandemic.Charlotte was born seven weeks premature with a cleft palate and other life-limiting conditions.She has life-limiting conditions including a chromosome 11 abnormality, which has caused extensive developmental challenges, hearing difficulties and issues with her eyesight as well as her mobility.Her loving parents had to spend much of the early part of her life going to and from from hospital, with money worries mounting for the family as the end of Mrs Pryor's maternity pay approached.But everything changed when the couple struck lucky and won £1 million in a EuroMillions draw in August 2017.Mum Amy, 32, grew up with dogs and has always wanted to have a family dog, so when one of Charlotte's support workers mentioned an organisation which trains assistance dogs that may be suitable she immediately made the call.Almost a year after the initial inquiry to Supporting Paws, Merlin, a golden Labrador, was born.The couple believe that without the win, Charlotte's development would never have been in a position to entertain the idea of having a pet, let alone a specially trained assistance dog.Mr Pryor, 38, said: “Our lottery win has enabled us to do so much, from buying a bigger home with space for a specialist sensory room, to Amy giving up work to take care of Charlotte.“But Merlin is by far our favourite purchase.”Charlotte Chaney from Supporting Paws described the dog's role, saying:

A former army officer has told of how she suffered life altering injuries after being caught up in a terrifying cow stampede.

Reese Witherspoon is bringing the cuteness to her Instagram feed on Saturday.The 45-year-old actress posted a picture holding her French Bulldog, Minnie, in matching black and white striped sweaters.'I've lost the plot,' the Morning Show star captioned her post to her 27 million Instagram followers. Matching sweaters:Reese Witherspoon is bringing the cuteness to her Instagram feed on Saturday.

A woman was almost killed after being trampled by a herd of cows which left her in a coma for eight days.

She has made no secret of her fondness for Botox and cosmetic surgery. But now Anthea Turner has revealed a rather less conventional method for maintaining youthful looks at the age of 61.

Christmas leftovers.More than a third of mutts are gobbling down scraps from our festive binges and 47% are allowed takeaway leftovers.But telly vet Dr Marc Abraham warned owners: “Traditional festive fare such as mince pies, raisins, turkey stuffing, and Christmas pudding can make your pet seriously ill.“Or worse still they can prove fatal.

Christmas with an emergency vet after eating five.Paul, 49 and Debbie Walker, 47, left the house to buy some tin foil for their turkey when pooch Archie devoured the popular festive snacks from the kitchen counter.But raisins and currants are highly toxic to dogs and even just a handful can cause potentially fatal poisoning and organ failure.So his owners from Helensburgh, Argyll and Bute, immediately called the emergency vet for help.Two-year-old Archie and gave him an injection to induce vomiting to clear out his stomach.The couple said they are hoping for a less dramatic Christmas this year - as Vets Now issued a warning against leaving mince pies out.The Vets Now emergency team see more than a 1000 per cent rise in cases involving

dog owner has been left devastated after his beloved pet was left paralysed after slipping on dog poo.Shaun Odinson Hudson, 35, an animation student from Swanley, was out walking his seven-year old dog Winter on Saturday (Dec 11).He threw the ball for the Labrador to chase, looked down at his phone to change songs, and when he looked up noticed she was lying on her back, MyLondon reports.Shaun said: "I took my headphones out and heard this awful wailing sound, so sprinted over to help her."After a few minutes that "felt like forever" for Shaun, Winter managed to get back on her feet but her back legs weren't working.Her leg was covered in another dog's poo and there was a slide mark where Winter had slipped.Shaun said: "It was devastating.

family have finally come forward to house a dog dubbed ''the unluckiest in Britain'' who was searching for a home for two years after being discovered laying beside his dead owner.Dillon the nine-year-old lurcher had been living at National Animal Welfare Trust's (NAWT) home in Cornwall after multiple failed attempts to home him.He was handed into the care of staff at the home just over two years ago when he was found lying next to his elderly owner who had died.But on Friday (December 17), Dillon's luck changed just in time for Christmas as he left the animal home for the final time and went to meet his new family.A spokesperson from the Cornwall home said: "The whole team shed tears of happiness."After a national (and international!)

Former IT worker Bob Sim felt like a prisoner in his own home when his vision deteriorated and he found himself constantly reliant on others to get around.

A cheeky puppy who got his head stuck in a bin lid took himself to bed to avoid being laughed at by his owner.

golden retriever has left viewers in stitches after appearing to "ignore" another dog's hilariously bad attempt to sneak up on her.Stella the goldie is filmed looking totally nonchalant while a black Labrador creeps towards her like he thinks he is invisible.The daft lab watches Stella carefully and moves forwards inch by inch whenever she is not looking directly at him – but he is still very much in her line of sight.When the Labrador is just a few inches away, Stella suddenly acts startled like she has just noticed him and the pair begin playing and chasing each other around the garden.The Labrador then jumps on Stella's back and the pair wag their tails as the boisterous game comes to an end.Jennifer Davis Almond, from Georgia in the US,

Labrador scored a top comedy award after its owner captured a huge bubble impersonating a fart coming out of her butt. Pepper was a clear favourite with the judges at the Animal Friends Comedy Pet Photo Awards 2021, with her funny picture named 'Whizz Pop'.

dog who was rescued just in time from a kill shelter has gone on to become a Vegas superstar - by finding fame as a talented ice skater.Labrador Benny became known as the world’s first ice skating dog after his owner, a retired professional figure skater, saw how much he loved going on the ice with her and decided to fashion him his own pair of skates.Owner Cheryl DelSangro, who lives in Las Vegas, US, gave eight-year-old Benny a second chance at life when she rescued him from a dog shelter in Utah.

puppy hilariously ripped up his owner's note warning that the pooch already been fed. Owner Beth Durney was left in stitches at the sight of little Wilbur destroying her husband's note before strutting around carrying his food bowl in his mouth.The couple's decision to leave messages to one another started when the hungry dog would constantly ask for food and end up with two dinners.

There are quite a few 'rare' dog breeds making a comeback as lockdown resulted in a huge 'puppy boom'.

Dog breeders Tina Davis, 62, and her husband Martin Davis, 63, started with a female chocolate Lab in 2006.Over the years they bred a mixture of yellow, chocolate and black Labs and decided to strategically mix doggy DNA to produce a litter of all three.The couple have used Wylanbria Kennels as their stud farm from the moment they started breeding.The farm's owner, Diana Stevens, 47, worked with them to breed a line of stud dogs with whom their female dogs could successfully produce a mixed litter.Zola was impregnated by Diana's black Labrador Rocks, three, who had also been uniquely bred to carry all three colour genes.It took over a decade to combine the correct genes on both sides to make it happen, and even then, the chances were still