Dogs of all shapes and sizes spent a recent Saturday lending a collective paw to their less-fortunate comrades, all while competing in a myriad of games at the 16th annual Dog Olympics.The student-run event was held on the campus of the NC State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Sponsored by the student chapters of the American Animal Hospital Association (SCAAHA) and the American Veterinary Medical Association (SCAVMA), Dog Olympics helped raise approximately $4,000 for the student chapters and local animal shelters and humane organizations."Dog Olympics is a day to celebrate the bond between dogs and their owners," said Katie Subler ('09), the organizer of this year's event and the president of the SCAAHA. "Both the SCAAHA and Dog Olympics have been fortunate to be associated with wonderful and enthusiastic rescue groups and demonstration groups, who volunteer their time to help with our goal of celebrating dogs and informing the community about dogs in need."Led by their...