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Jury acquits woman in dog doo case Rebecca Boyle, (Bio) rboyle@greeleytribune.com May 24, 2007 Comments (21) Print Email It might be a laughing matter to the public, or even to members of the jury who acquitted Kathy Ensz. But to the 64-year-old retired professor, the dog feces case certainly wasn't funny. A Weld County jury found Ensz not guilty Wednesday of criminal use of a noxious substance, a charge that stemmed from her deposit of dog excrement at the congressional office of U.S. Rep. Marilyn Musgrave last May 31.

MARINA DEL REY, Calif. (Wireless Flash) – Want more proof pet owners treat their pooches like children? An entrepreneur has created “baby wipes” designed to clean dogs’ poopy bottoms. The so-called TushieWipes are eight-inch-by-seven-inch cloths which contain a cleanser formulated to remove clumps of feces from pets’ behinds. Inventor David Goldberg says he came up with the idea after receiving numerous inquiries from pet owners who wanted to use his other product – an antibacterial wipe for pets’ paws and fur – on their animals’ rear ends. He says both dog and cat owners complain about the messes caused by...