alfreda89: 3 foot concrete Medieval style gargoyle with author's hand resting on its head. (Massage Table Cats)
There has been a major recall of pet food. There is a problem with the type of food that is 'cuts in gravy' little slices in cans or packets. Animals are dying of renal failure.

Dry food and ordinary canned food are safe, but there's a very long list of brands with both pouch and canned varieties. Some of these foods are also for dogs -- something like a dozen of each species have died.

Check here: http://www.menufoods.com/recall/product_cat.html

Thanks to [livejournal.com profile] christymarx for the link!
alfreda89: 3 foot concrete Medieval style gargoyle with author's hand resting on its head. (Oxblood Lilies)
Here is a story of one woman trying to work out at the 24-Hour Fitness Club that was most convenient for her. There's another story, too -- I'll put these behind the cut. But I have many friends in Austin who have club memberships, so here's a warning. The woman this has happened to is going public. K-EYE in Austin interviewed her, but they did not use any details, since 24-Hour claims there will be an "Internal Investigation".

NOW there will be an investigation. Apparently the manager who screamed at this poor woman probably had a good idea of what was going on in the facility, usually at night -- and wasn't planning to do anything about it.

Women at Risk )

I'm not a member of 24 Hour Fitness, but I know I have friends with gym memberships here in town. Keep an eye out, because if 24 Hour Hancock gets closed down for this type of thing, another area will be found -- and a 24 Hour facility does seem to be a likely candidate for mischief. (I am stunned that they only have one person on duty at night. And if no one glances at the camera occasionally, what if someone exercising has a heart attack?)

Sorry about the format -- rushed day.
alfreda89: 3 foot concrete Medieval style gargoyle with author's hand resting on its head. (Oxblood Lilies)
At least 100 dogs in the United States have been killed in recent weeks by toxic pet food despite a recall of the products, scientists said today.

Some 19 brands of Diamond, Country Value and Professional dog foods have been recalled. But many pet owners are not aware of the recall, researchers at Cornell University said Friday.

Dogs have refused to eat the food and, in some cases, their owners have enticed them with gravy and other lures without knowing they were killing the animals.


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