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/PRNewswire/ -- Stemistry, a reimagined and reinvented flower store and coffee lab has announced the grand opening of its second location in Downtown Phoenix...
Valley roommate admits to dumping puppy out in the desert ABC15 and last updated 2021-07-20 18:20:32-04 Puppies can be a handful, but one Valley couple says their roommate went too far when he admitted to dumping their puppy out in the desert after getting frustrated with the dog. The allegation has led to a massive dog hunt out in the desert, with multiple animal trapping group volunteers involved. Vanessa Mendez says they got their puppy Buddy when he was just a few weeks old. She described him as her first 'baby' as she was pregnant when she got the dog.
Dog rescued near Holbrook after surviving car crash, 19 days lost in wilderness Nushka, a 5-year-old female Belgian Malinois, lost her owner in a car crash on Jan. 11. She then spent more than two weeks in the woods before being rescued. Author: Gabe Trujillo, Rich Prange Published: 11:03 AM MST February 3, 2021 Updated: 5:47 PM MST February 3, 2021 HOLBROOK, Ariz. — Nushka, a 5-year-old female Belgian Malinois, and her owner John Bemies were involved in a single-car crash on State Route 377 on Jan. 11. Unfortunately, John did not survive the ...
Retired K-9 found weeks after deadly crash in northern Arizona 'Nushka' will soon be reunited with family. and last updated 2021-02-04 11:39:07-05 After weeks of searching amid freezing temperatures in the woods between Heber-Overgaard and Holbrook, a retired police K-9 reported missing after a deadly crash has been found. Nushka got "spooked" and ran away after her owner's vehicle crashed on State Route 377 just outside of the Heber-Overgaard area on Jan.11. Sadly, her owner passed away in that single-vehicle crash. The Belgian Malinois' family spent days looking for her in the area after th...
During the holiday season, many Mesa residents seek to give their time to worthy organizations in the community.