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NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA, MARCH 20, 2025: Havoc is photographed at home in North Hollywood after being reunited with his family a week earlier, on Thursday, March 20, 2025. Havoc ran away from home in January 2023 and for two years, Hazeart, a makeup instructor, took to social media to ask for the public's help to find her dog, even hiring special cadaver dogs to follow Havoc's scent. (Christina House / Los Angeles Times)

When Havoc the French bulldog disappeared, his owner unleashed an online army to find him

The owner of Havoc the French bulldog employed an army of volunteers to search for her missing dog. The pooch was found two years later, 100 miles away.

POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE, CALIFORNIA - MAR 07: Tule Elk wander in a pasture in Point Reyes National Seashore, California on March 07, 2025. Farms that flourished for more than 150 years in the Point Reyes National Seashore will soon surrender their land as a result of a contentious land-use dispute. (Josh Edelson / For the Times)

Treasured California dairies to close. Point Reyes locals say it’s conservation gone mad

Sean Lowe

Where is Sean Lowe’s dog Moose now? The family rehomed a previous dog, Gus, after a bite

SEAN LOWE, CATHERINE LOWE

A shocked Sean Lowe describes repeat dog attacks: ‘He was a really, really good dog’

Big Bear, California-March 15, 2025- Concern continues to grow for the third bald eagle chick who hasn't been seen in the next for a couple of days. (Friends of Big Bear Valley

Dismay for Big Bear bald eagle family as eaglet dies in winter storm

Man tossed injured cat BooBoo into an O.C. dumpster, authorities say

Bird flu mutation associated with increased disease severity found in two cats

As baby great whites cruise among California surfers, science finds (almost) nothing to fear

A dead sea lion was left alone ‘for nature to take its course.’ Someone decapitated it instead

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MONTROSE, CA - SEPTEMBER 9: An adult black bear walks through a residential neighborhood on September 9, 2012 in Montrose, California. The bear was first seen walking on the 210 freeway, which was subsequently closed for a short time, before moving further into the city. Bears and other wildlife are drawn to the cities that line the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains northeast of Los Angeles in search of water, pet food and trash left out by residents. Some residents reportedly feed the bears bacon and other food, a practice strongly condemned by wildlife officials. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
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Editorial: For California towns with a bear problem, using dogs to hunt is no solution

Hounding bears won’t prevent dangerous encounters with humans. But bear-proofing your property will help.

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