Friday, April 12, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
MacArthur Park Pond Pavilion, Little Rock
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will stock 500 big catfish to kick-off the summer catfish stocking program in city park ponds.

• Enjoy a fried catfish lunch with all the trimmings.
• Sample walleye, bream, bass and crappie recipes.
• Interview AGFC Fisheries biologists.
• Help stock the pond with catfish.
• Ride on the AGFC shocking boat used in fish research.
• Find out where all the good fishing places are in The Natural State.

Call Steve “Wild Man” Wilson, 501-351-6596 for more.

Doggie Paddle Day!

All proceeds benefit the animals at Little Rock Animal Village.

OCTOBER 9, 2012, LITTLE ROCK, AR – Join Friends of the Animal Village (FAV) for a swim with your furry friends, this coming Sunday at the Jim Dailey Fitness Center Pool (at War Memorial) for a splashin’ good time!

Sunday, October 14, 2012, 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Jim Dailey Fitness Center Pool (at War Memorial)

300 South Monroe Street, Little Rock

Admission: $10 per dog, $15 for two dogs

Some important rules:

• Dogs must be spayed or neutered.

• Only friendly dogs that play well with others should attend.

• Two dogs per human, please.

• Bring your dog's rabies tags

For more information, visit www.friendsoftheanimalvillage.org

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- It’s been several weeks since our sweet Joey had surgery to remove a tumor on his leg, and today all of his friends and family at the station were relieved and excited to learn that he’ll be heading back home to THV!  Here’s more from Dr. Terry Dew:

“We're here today, eight weeks after we removed Joey's tumor, his osteosarcoma, from his leg. He's done well in his rehab period. He's been away from the station and confined a little bit,  but he's done very, very well; more and more activity each day. I'm sure you've been following along on FaceBook and those posts.

He's here today and we took some x-rays. We wanted to look at the healing of the graft that we put in and his tibia itself. These are the x-rays we took today. This is from the front of the leg, and what we see, we want to make sure our plate and screws are where we put them. Everything looks nice and tight; no change there.