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Pets

Canines' doggedsaviour

Jan Folk with rescued blue chihuahua Boo Berry. She has made it her life's passion to stick up for the underdog.

A small, excited crowd waits on the tarmac of the executive flight centre at Edmonton International Airport on an early afternoon in June. Cameras flash and TV crews follow the Gulfstream III Jet as it makes a smooth landing and taxies in.

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Pets, humans well behaved

I placed my panting pooch on the table at the Journal booth, then silently counted down.

Gallery: Every dog's a wiener

The first annual Canada Day dachshund dog races at Northlands Race Track in Edmonton, July 1, 2010. Fifty dogs competed in five races between the horse races with the winner getting $25.

Video: Pets in the Park - Puppy Cam

Journal photographer Ryan Jackson mounted a video camera on a dog for Pets in the Park on Sunday. See the event through the eyes of a dog. Also check out edmontonjournal.com/photos for a photo gallery of the event.

Gallery: Pets in the Park

People and pets attend the 2010 Pets in the Park in Edmonton.

Calgary Zoo keeps hands off infant pandas

The closest thing they've had to human contact is a zoo curator opening their den for a few moments to take a couple pictures.

Cat saved in fire

Firefighters used an oxygen mask to resuscitate a small grey cat rescued from a burning home Saturday.

Half-built home burns in Ritchie

Beloved pets make the workplace feel just like home

Hey, wait a minute, says Erica Gayler, 630 CHED isn't the only pet-friendly radio station in Edmonton.

RCMP officer saves baby porcupine from rural Alberta highway

He was born in less than auspicious circumstances -- his life saved by an RCMP officer who, in the middle of the night, cut him loose from his umbilical cord after his mother was killed on a rural highway.

Photo Gallery: Baby porcupine thriving after being saved from mother's carcass

Rescued horse to lead town's parade

A horse abandoned by an Edmonton hunter in the mountains of B.C. 18 months ago will be leading the annual parade in the village of McBride, B.C. next weekend.