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** One major instance was a poor woman who'd taken in a lot of cats. When the cops arrived, the cats were thin as rails, but her dog was a bit pudgy. It turned out she'd tried to stretch the cat food by adding rice, ''which cats can't digest'' [[note]]Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning they physically ''cannot'' digest plant matter[[/note]], so the dog would eat it all instead. [[note]]Dogs are omnivores, and can adapt to having a non-meat diet.[[/note]]
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** One major instance was a poor woman who'd taken in a lot of cats. When the cops arrived, the cats were thin as rails, but her dog was a bit pudgy. It turned out she'd tried to stretch the cat food by adding rice, ''which cats can't digest'' [[note]]Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning they physically ''cannot'' digest plant matter[[/note]], so the dog would eat it all instead. [[note]]Dogs are omnivores, and while they do require meat in their diet to live optimally, they can adapt to having a non-meat diet.eat and digest other food sources as well.[[/note]]
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* EyeScream:
** A dachshund had to have an eye removed after being struck with a hammer by its owner.
** A litter of puppies were discovered being eaten alive by mmaggots, including their eyes. All but one had to be euthanized.
** Another dog had had its eyes stabbed out by a prior owner.
** A dachshund had to have an eye removed after being struck with a hammer by its owner.
** A litter of puppies were discovered being eaten alive by mmaggots, including their eyes. All but one had to be euthanized.
** Another dog had had its eyes stabbed out by a prior owner.
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* ''Animal Cops: Detroit'' (2002-2006)
* ''Animal Cops: Houston'' (2003-)
* ''Miami Animal Police'' (2004-07). Replaced by ''Animal Cops: Miami'' (2010-11).
* ''Animal Cops: Houston'' (2003-)
* ''Miami Animal Police'' (2004-07). Replaced by ''Animal Cops: Miami'' (2010-11).
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* ''Animal Cops: Detroit'' (2002-2006)
(2002-2008)
* ''Animal Cops: Houston''(2003-)
(2003-2012, 2014-2015)
* ''Miami Animal Police''(2004-07). (2004-2007). Replaced by ''Animal Cops: Miami'' (2010-11). (2010-2011).
* ''Animal Cops: Houston''
* ''Miami Animal Police''
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* ''Animal Planet Heroes: Phoenix'' (later known as ''Animal Cops: Phoenix'') (2006-07, 2009-10)
* ''Animal Cops: Philadelphia'' (2008-09)
* ''Animal Cops: Philadelphia'' (2008-09)
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* ''Animal Planet Heroes: Phoenix'' (later known as ''Animal Cops: Phoenix'') (2006-07, 2009-10)
(2006-09, 2016-18)
* ''Animal Cops: Philadelphia''(2008-09)
(2009-10)
* ''Animal Cops: Philadelphia''
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* HangingJudge: Judges are frequently featured issuing search warrants or presiding over hearings for the abusers, and at least in many if not most of the cases shown they seem to come down on the ASPCA's side.
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* TheJudge: Judges are frequently featured issuing search warrants or presiding over hearings for the abusers, and at least in many if not most of the cases shown they seem to come down on the ASPCA's side.
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* NeverLiveItDown:
** [[invoked]] [[InUniverse Brings this into the spotlight]] for breeds like Staffies and other "Pit Bull" dogs, generally seen on the show solely as fighting dogs. As anyone familiar with dogs can attest to, pits are generally [[BigFriendlyDog kind, sweet, and devoted]] unless specifically bred and raised to fight. The officers and shelter workers also work very hard to rehabilitate them for adoption for that exact reason.
** For the Miami officers it's even more pronounced, as Pits are not allowed in Miami-Dade county due to widespread dogfighting.
** [[invoked]] [[InUniverse Brings this into the spotlight]] for breeds like Staffies and other "Pit Bull" dogs, generally seen on the show solely as fighting dogs. As anyone familiar with dogs can attest to, pits are generally [[BigFriendlyDog kind, sweet, and devoted]] unless specifically bred and raised to fight. The officers and shelter workers also work very hard to rehabilitate them for adoption for that exact reason.
** For the Miami officers it's even more pronounced, as Pits are not allowed in Miami-Dade county due to widespread dogfighting.
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* OnceDoneNeverForgotten:
** Brings this into the spotlight for breeds like Staffies and other "Pit Bull" dogs, generally seen on the show solely as fighting dogs. As anyone familiar with dogs can attest to, pits are generally [[BigFriendlyDog kind, sweet, and devoted]] unless specifically bred and raised to fight. The officers and shelter workers also work very hard to rehabilitate them for adoption for that exact reason.
** For the Miami officers it's even more pronounced, as Pits are not allowed in Miami-Dade county due to widespread dogfighting.
** Brings this into the spotlight for breeds like Staffies and other "Pit Bull" dogs, generally seen on the show solely as fighting dogs. As anyone familiar with dogs can attest to, pits are generally [[BigFriendlyDog kind, sweet, and devoted]] unless specifically bred and raised to fight. The officers and shelter workers also work very hard to rehabilitate them for adoption for that exact reason.
** For the Miami officers it's even more pronounced, as Pits are not allowed in Miami-Dade county due to widespread dogfighting.
