 Companion Corner: Millie at No Paws Left BehindThere is a quiet dog at No Paws Left Behind looking for her forever home.  Companion Corner: Norman at No Paws Left BehindiBerkshire's Companion Corner is a weekly series spotlighting an animal in our local shelters that is ready to find a home.  Companion Corner: Ollie at Berkshire Humane SocietyiBerkshire's Companion Corner is a weekly series spotlighting an animal in our local shelters that is ready to find a home.  Companion Corner: Ava at Second Chance Animal ShelterThere's a dog at Second Chance Animal Shelter that is ready to play fetch with her new family.  Companion Corner: Onyx at No Paws Left BehindiBerkshire's Companion Corner is a weekly series spotlighting an animal in our local shelters that is ready to find a home.  Companion Corner: Gabby at Second Chance Animal ShelterGabby has the zoomies but she'll slow down for a family to snuggle with.  Companion Corner: Sadie at Second Chance Animal ShelterAn older pup is looking for a home to spend her golden years is patiently waiting at the Second Chance Animal Shelter.  Companion Corner: Kash at No Paws Left BehindiBerkshire's Companion Corner is a weekly series spotlighting an animal in our local shelters that is ready to find a home.  Companion Corner: Orion at Second Chance Animal ShelterOrion is a 7- to 8-year-old pit bull mix who has been at Second Chance Animal Shelter since 2021.  Clarksburg Dealing With Dog ScofflawsThe Select Board last week gave Animal Control Officer Diana Worth the go ahead to get tough with people failing to follow the town's dog laws.  Companion Corner: Queen at No Paws Left BehindThere's a dog at No Paws Left Behind searching for a kingdom that will treat her like the Queen that she is. No Paws Left Behind Shelter Marking First AnniversaryNo Paws Left Behind, the first animal shelter in North Berkshire, is celebrating one year of being open.  Companion Corner: Stella at Berkshire Humane SocietyStella has spent eight long months preparing for her forever family and is eager to leave the Berkshire Humane Society.  Roxie's Barkery has Grown in SizeRoxie's Barkery and Boutique has expanded, creating more room for items in its shop. Pittsfield Creates Separate Authority for Dangerous DogsThe Animal Control Commission will no longer have to make tough decisions on dangerous dogs, as a hearing authority will now handle that. Clarksburg Town Meeting to Vote Budgets, Bylaws & School Roof ReplacementVoters will decide a $5.4 million budget at the annual town meeting on Wednesday night and whether to take out a half-million loan to put a new roof on the school.  Berkshire Humane Society Holding Fee Waived Event Next WeekThis event is called "Big Dog Energy" and is happening in many shelters across Massachusetts. It runs from April 22 through April 27.  Hearth & Hound Dog Day-Care Opens in LeeAlexis Montgomery was disappointed on returning to the Berkshires to find the dog day-care she'd used was closing. So she started her own.  New Mobile Groomer Servicing Parts of Berkshire CountyCurbside Pet Spa is a luxury one-on-one dog grooming experience that Varriale started in 2012 in Connecticut. Adams Board Puts Conditions on 'Nuisance' DogsTwo dogs have been declared "nuisances" and their owners ordered to constrain them. Clarksburg Opens Town Election NominationsNomination papers for the annual town election are now available in the town clerk's office. Williamstown Nomination Papers, Dog Licenses AvailableCompleted nomination papers must be returned to the Board of Registrars for certification no later than Tuesday, March 25, 2025.  North Adams Kicks Off Fall Foliage Weekend with Return of Dog Costume ParadeMore than a dozen dogs and their owners swarmed the sidewalks of Main Street on Thursday for the return of the Dog Costume Parade.  The Bow Wow Bus Has LaunchedThe Greylock Canine Club's Bow Wow Bus took its inaugural field trip Friday morning to the Spruces.  Williamstown Dog Owners to Select Board: 'Let Us Deal with It'The Select Board on Monday was told that it should let the people who walk their dogs in the Spruces Park decide how the 114-acre town-owned park is managed. |
