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Tami Hoey
Verified
Producer and Director, Arizona PBS
Scottsdale
Beats
gannett midwest, social media criminal justice, digital media green bay packers, Politics, Wisconsin
General news
Content
By Tami Hoey Verified| KTVK-TV Arizona's Family News VerifiedHope loves to fetch her stuffed animals! (Source: AHS) PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) - Her name is Hope, and right now, she needs a lot of it. Hope is a senior pup with special needs, who now is looking to find a new home after her owner fell ill. The eight-year-old dog has been in the care of the Arizona Humane Society (AHS) for more than a month now. Her previous owner became ill and could no longer care for her, so had to turn her over to AHS.
By Tami Hoey Verified| KTVK-TV Arizona's Family News Verified HOLBROOK, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) - A retired police K-9 who bolted after an accident in northern Arizona in January has been found safe, after surviving 19 days in the wilderness, braving blizzards and foraging for food. "Nushka," a Belgian Malinois, ran from the scene of a single-vehicle collision between Heber-Overgaard and Holbrook on Jan. 11. Sadly, Nushka's owner died in the crash. Immediately after the crash, Nushka ran off, and was last seen heading east toward Snowflake.
By Tami Hoey Verified| KTVK-TV Arizona's Family News VerifiedHope loves to fetch her stuffed animals! (Source: AHS) PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) - Her name is Hope, and right now, she needs a lot of it. Hope is a senior pup with special needs, who now is looking to find a new home after her owner fell ill. The eight-year-old dog has been in the care of the Arizona Humane Society (AHS) for more than a month now. Her previous owner became ill and could no longer care for her, so had to turn her over to AHS.
Company Info
Arizona PBS
Arizona PBS, formerly known as Eight, is a public television station that began broadcasting in 1961 from Arizona State University. It is one of the largest public television stations in the U.S., serving nearly 2 million homes through four broadcast channels and various digital platforms. Operated by the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Arizona PBS is a member-supported service that offers a wide range of educational, informational, and entertainment content. The station features diverse television programming, including children's shows, documentaries, news, and public affairs content. Notable programs include "Check, Please Arizona," "Arizona Horizon," and "PBS NewsHour." Arizona PBS also supports families and educators by providing quality educational resources and partners with local organizations to enhance community engagement. Additionally, it operates a radio station and offers live and on-demand content through digital platforms. Arizona PBS has received numerous awards for its contributions to education and media.
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