Each year across Ohio, dangerous dogs attack, maim and sometimes kill people. State law does little to hold owners ...

They want felony charges for dog owners in certain vicious attacks and euthanasia for dogs after the first serious injury or fatality − changes that some lawmakers have tried, and failed ...

"The Dog Warden staff cited to our officers that they felt that the dogs were, quote, too vicious to take in,” Reece said. “So instead, they left them behind." "Saying our officers refused to ...

As a recent investigation the USA TODAY Network Ohio revealed our current dangerous dog law sides with irresponsible dog owners and even allows vicious dogs "one free kill" of a person.

Joint effort with newspapers across Ohio already has sparked effort to bolster laws that protect us from vicious canines ...

Trustees released a statement claiming that the dog warden staff told officers the dogs were “too vicious to take in.” They believe this inaction is putting residents at risk. Tensions are ...

Every year across the state, tens of thousands of Ohioans are attacked by dogs, sometimes suffering catastrophic injuries, long-lasting trauma and crushing medical costs. An investigation by The ...

“It was a full-blown, vicious attack.” Eventually, both dogs were detained once the owners got home. The police report says, the owners were cooperative and even offered to surrender their ...

That kind of tug-of-war can doom legislation. Six years ago, another lawmaker who supported stronger vicious dog laws, thought a new case might spur his colleagues to action. At age 8, Savannah ...