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Cold Noses, The Times-Union's weekly pet column, features dogs and cats — and the occasional guinea pig — available for adoption at area government-run animal shelters. Some shelters are still operating with limitations because of the coronavirus pandemic. Contact individual shelters for more information about adoptions and fosters. • Clay County Animal Services is at 3984 W. Florida 16, Green Cove Springs. Call (904) 269-6342 or email clayadoptions@claycountygov.com. To view available animals, go to claycountygov.com/community/animal-services or facebook.com/ClayCtyAnimals. Iris is ...

A variety of adoptable dogs and cats are available at government-run animal shelters in the Jacksonville area

$15.91 at pet smart. don't get me wrong. the courts also recognize certain circumstances where you have an animal such as an emotional support animal that has gone through training could be worth more. there is no indication of that here. most attorney will say the woman might have an emotional distress. what is the emotional distress? what we find is jurors are very skeptical in the united states about this. it might be legally something that people pursue but unless somebody is going out and shooting your dog or trying to injure you or intentionally do it most of the courts and juries are sk...

$15.91 at pet smart. don't get me wrong. the courts also recognize certain circumstances where you have an animal such as an emotional support animal that has gone through training could be worth more. there is no indication of that here. most attorney will say the woman might have an emotional distress. what is the emotional distress? what we find is jurors are very skeptical in the united states about this. it might be legally something that people pursue but unless somebody is going out and shooting your dog or trying to injure you or intentionally do it most of the courts and juries are sk...

There are new concerns this morning about the food you may be feeding your dog or cats. the country's two biggest pet stores are taking products off of their shelves. >> the items are made in china and there is a growing fear they may not be safe to eat. abc's matt gutman has the details. >> reporter: this dog is the survival of a mystery treat muttly's owners say made him sick. >> he was very, very sick and was not eating, he was just -- not interested in doing anything. he was very lethargic every day. >> reporter: muttly is one of the 5600 dogs the fda says may have been sickened by the chi...