WESTERLY, R.I. -- Mike Andreozzi had just stepped outside to check on his family's beloved Pomeranian when he saw what appeared to be a large cat grab it from his lawn. He has since learned that the little dog was probably taken by a fisher cat. Fishers, which are actually members of the weasel family, are becoming more common in Westerly and other populated areas of western Rhode Island. Fishers nearly died out in the 1800s after forests were cleared and they were hunted for fur. But reforestation allowed them to repopulate southern New England, according to the Connecticut Department...