41. Pet Thefts Feed Dogfighting Craze Although Vick pleaded not guilty Thursday in Richmond, Va., to federal charges that he sponsored and participated in a dogfighting operation, http://www.consumeraffairs.com/news04/2007/07/dognapping.html

Consumer News Recalls Complaint Form Scam Alerts ... Home Page Complain about a product or service Small Claims Guide Class Actions Lemon Law FAQ ... Travel Pet Thefts Feed Dogfighting Craze Stolen Pets Used as "Bait," Sold for Medical Research Powered by Mochila By Lisa Wade McCormick and Truman Lewis ConsumerAffairs.Com July 30, 2007 Virginia Considers Dog-Fighting Law With Teeth Missing Pug Returns as Baltimore Cracks Down on Dogfighting Dognapping of Twin Pugs May Be Linked to Dogfighting Pet Thefts Feed Dogfighting Craze ... More about Pets ... It's not how we think of America in 2007: starving pit bulls tearing one another apart, "bait" dogs torn apart in minutes, "losers" beaten, shot or electrocuted, all as spectators leer, cheer and place their bets. But, as the indictment of Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick makes clear, such blood sport is common throughout the U.S., no longer confined to rural backwaters but increasingly popular in major cities and suburbs. And, perhaps most frightening to pet owners, the vicious blood sport feeds off of stolen household pets used as "bait." Although Vick pleaded not guilty Thursday in Richmond, Va., to federal charges that he sponsored and participated in a dogfighting operation, revelations since his arrest make it clear that dogfighting is riding a new wave of popularity.

42. Michael Vick's State Dogfighting Trial Is Continued | HamptonRoads.com | PilotOn Vick was set to stand trial April 2 on felony counts of animal cruelty and dogfighting, but prosecutor Gerald Poindexter said last month the case could be http://hamptonroads.com/2008/03/michael-vicks-state-dogfighting-trial-continued

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43. Albany Herald 20080313n8.htm Legislation would elevate dogfighting violations to felonies in Georgia. Tougher penalties against dogfighting failed in the General Assembly during the http://www.albanyherald.com/stories/20080313n8.htm

Dogfighting penalties to get tougher Legislation would elevate dogfighting violations to felonies in Georgia. .at. albanyherald.com The Senate Wednesday unanimously passed a House bill making it a felony to own, sell, train or transport dogs for purposes of fighting, or to sponsor, advertise or host a dogfighting event. Under the legislation, introduced by Rep. Bobby Reese, R-Sugar Hill, adults attending dogfights would be charged with a misdemeanor on the first offense. But spectators would face felony charges on subsequent offenses. Tougher penalties against dogfighting failed in the General Assembly during the last two years amid opposition from hunters worried that some of the provisions could affect their activities. But the effort gained momentum when former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick went to federal prison after pleading guilty to helping operate a dogfighting ring on property he owned in Virginia. Because of those changes, it now goes back to the House. Click Here To Send This Story From Your E-Mail Program Main Telephone: 229.888.9300 Look up a reporter's contact information The Albany Herald

44. "Dogfighting Hidden But State’s A Hotbed" : News-Record.com : Greensboro, North Few witnesses and anecdotal evidence make convictions difficult. http://www.news-record.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070729/NEWSREC0101/70728

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46. NY Drug Raid Yields Dogfighting Pit, Dead And Caged Dogs | Dallas Morning News | Dallas Morning News Lifestyles The DallasNews.com Lifestyles section is your trusted source for Dallas-area lifestyles news. http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/fea/pets/stories/030708dnlivraid.1e1

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47. Georgia Cracking Down On Dog Fighting pleading guilty to dogfighting charges. The bill s sponsor, state Senator Chip Rogers, currently has among the weakest dog fighting laws in the nation. http://www.wctv.tv/home/headlines/16610491.html

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48. Wyoming Tribune-Eagle Online Butrick said she was happy to see dogfighting become a felony on first conviction. In an interview after the signing ceremony, he said that dogfighting http://www.wyomingnews.com/articles/2008/03/04/local_news_updates/17local_03-04-

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49. Man Fined $15,000 In Dog-fighting Case - Latest From The Ann Arbor News - MLive. An Ypsilanti Township man suspected of links to an illegal dogfighting ring was sentenced Thursday to serve five years of probation and $15000 in fines. http://blog.mlive.com/annarbornews/2008/03/man_fined_15000_in_dogfighting.html

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50. Blogs @ Herald-dispatch.com: Fighting Dog Abuse: Support Legislation To Stop Dog dogfighting is an inhumane and barbaric activity. In a typical fight, dogs are drugged to dogfighting is also associated with other criminal conduct, http://media.herald-dispatch.com/blog/myers/2008/02/support-legislation-to-stop-

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51. Marbury Calls Dogfighting A Sport NEW YORK (AP) New York Knicks guard Stephon Marbury defended Michael Vick, calling dogfighting a sport and comparing it to hunting. http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8R695D01&show_article=1

52. Columbia Missourian - Missouri Senators Target Dogfighting Legislation JEFFERSON CITY In light of recent high-profile dogfighting cases, such as the incident involving Michael Vick and an October dogfighting bust in Stoddard http://www.columbiamissourian.com/stories/2008/02/25/missouri-senators-target-do

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53. DDB No Chains! Michael Vick And Dogfighting Jul 26, 2007 dogfighting, it seems, has no defense even in a society that has its share of humane issues still unacknowledged, unaddressed. http://www.dogsdeservebetter.com/michaelvickdogfighting.html

Read About our Chain Off 2007, where in Michael Vick's Atlanta 15 People Lived Chained to Doghouses Latest News Send a Letter How to Rescue ... Area Reps Michael Vick and Dogfighting For breaking and up-to-date Michael Vick stories, please visit these links: Atlanta Journal-Constitution http://www.ajc.com Richmond Times-Dispatch http://www.timesdispatch.com "Falling Star, Rising Son: The Football Player and the Pit Bull" Art containing Actual NFL Football Tickets was Auctioned on E-Bay, September 3-13 ... Read about it and view the press release August 2007: What should DDB do with our Donated NFL Football Tickets? We've got 4 tickets to the Pittsburgh-Philly game on August 26th, but what do we do with them now that many animal organizations are boycotting the NFL until they take the Michael Vick charges seriously? We had planned to raffle them off to raise some money for the chained and penned dogs...but unless there's a major miracle heading our way, we'll need YOUR better ideas! What should we do with these great NFL tickets? Let us know by clicking on the video and leaving a comment on our YouTube site The 'skinny' on dog-fighting, bare-bones, matter of fact:

54. Kulongoski Strengthens Dogfighting Laws - KOIN.com Gov. Ted Kulongoski has signed a bill that strengthens Oregon s dogfighting laws. http://www.koin.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=645a139b-4089-4388-8df8-364

55. Vick Sentenced To 23 Months For Dogfighting - NFL - MSNBC.com Dec 10, 2007 Michael Vick was sentenced to 23 months in prison Monday for running a “cruel and inhumane” dogfighting ring and lying about it. http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/22171754/

Skip navigation Web MSNBC with NFL Scores Baseball College hoops ... Fan zone More features Mobile Blogs Message boards TV listings On msnbc.com U.S. news Politics World news Business ... Poker on NBC Vick sentenced to 23 months for dogfighting Judge scolds QB for being part of 'cruel and inhumane sporting activity' Dayna Verkouteren / AP Artist rendering shows Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick, wearing a black-and-white prison suit, along with his attorneys Billy Martin, left, and Lawrence Woodward, right, as he is sentenced Monday. Video Vick sentenced to 23 months Dec. 10: Michael Vick is sentenced to 23 months in prison on federal dogfighting charges. NBC's Brian Mooar reports. MSNBC RICHMOND, Va. - Michael Vick was sentenced to prison Monday for running a dogfighting operation and will stay there longer than two co-defendants, up to 23 months, because he lied about his involvement when he was supposed to be coming clean to the judge who would decide his fate. The disgraced NFL star received a harsher sentence than the others in the federal conspiracy case because of “less than truthful” statements about killing pit bulls. Vick said he accepted responsibility for his actions, but U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson said he wasn’t so sure.

56. Vick Dogfighting State Trial Delayed - TIME (AP/SURRY, Va.) — The trial of suspended NFL quarterback Michael Vick on state dogfighting charges has been delayed.Vick was scheduled to stand trial on http://www.time.com/time/arts/article/0,8599,1722572,00.html

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57. Dogfighting - Dog Fighting Is A Bigger Problem Than Michael Vick Every major world faith teaches respect and kindness for the world s creatures. dogfighting, cockfighting, and other forms of animal abuse violate the http://www.animalchaplains.com/Dogfighting.html

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58. Dogfighting Crackdown Gets Lukewarm Response - Examiner.com dogfighting crackdown gets lukewarm response, BALTIMORE. http://www.examiner.com/a-1208593~Dogfighting_crackdown_gets_lukewarm_response.h

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59. Ohio.com - Dogfighting Alive In Northeast Ohio I doubt there are many proponents of dogfighting reading this column, but if you happen to be one, you would have a hard time denying it attracts the lowest http://www.ohio.com/lifestyle/9099451.html

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