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Oklahoma dogs rescued

The black-faced mutt with expressive tan eyebrows cast a beseeching look up at the people outside its kennel. The dog whined softly, shifting uneasily on the unfamiliar, slick surface beneath its feet.

The charismatic pooch was one of 25 new tenants that arrived Wednesday at the Nebraska Humane Society.

The dogs, mostly border collies and border mixes, are among some 120 dogs that had to be relocated from an acreage outside of Oklahoma City when their former owner moved into a nursing home, said Humane Society spokeswoman Pam Wiese.

Omaha's shelter was tapped to help house the...read more.