In what has been described as an “unprecedented” case, a 50-year-old woman in Singapore was fined S$21,500 for keeping 79 dogs in her home — far above the legal limit of three. Over two years, NParks repeatedly told Julia Nicole Moss to license and microchip the dogs, but she refused. Here’s how authorities eventually stepped in to seize them. | CNA

“Soldier, he’s been standing up every time the door opens… like he’s waiting for someone only he remembers.” That’s what the volunteer told Ethan moments before everything changed inside the crowded airport terminal. Years ago, Ethan Cole found a German Shepherd puppy buried under ruins in a war zone — a tiny life shaking with fear. He carried the puppy under his vest for days, fed him scraps, whispered to him at night when the world felt too loud and too cruel. Shadow wasn’t just a dog. He was