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Furry animals need to stay cool as the temperatures rise.

Veterinarian Kelsey Stokes of The Pet Parish Clinic in Monroe urges pet owners to start flea and tick prevention early—even for indoor pets—since parasites can hitch a ride inside. She also recommends daily checks for cu...

Hanna, a 10-week-old female Pekingese mix, needs to be adopted into a good home. To adopt Hanna or any of the other pets at the Humane Society of Odessa, stop by 2230 W. Sycamore, call 432-257-4311, visit www.odessahuman...

If you're looking to add a new furry friend to your home, the Kentucky Humane Society just made that a little bit easier. From now to July 26, all dogs and cats that are 12 months and older will have...

Marlin’s story is one of patience, hope and second chances. After completing our prison training program, Marlin is back at Char-Wills German Shepherd Rescue and searching for the family he’s always deserved. During the ...

Firefighters are on the scene of a house fire Saturday morning.

All occupants escaped unharmed, but pets were injured in a fire that broke out in a two-story home in Loves Park on Saturday morning, which is believed to have been caused by an accident.

The song choice is so spot-on.

Our hearts go out to those in our community affected by the Gold Mountain Fire or one of the other local wildfires. If you have not yet been evacuated, you

Tajmera Johnson of Frederick pets Boer goats at the Catoctin Wildlife Preserve on Friday.

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Sacramento's Front Street Animal Shelter is overwhelmed with stray pets following the Fourth of July, prompting a free adoption promotion to ease overcrowding.

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Pet owners gave emotional testimony before a Santa Ana judge sentenced an Irvine dog trainer to more than a decade in prison.

“I started out by helping out a couple of people from the vet’s office,” Katie Nickerson said. “From that, word-of-mouth spread. People just talked, and before I knew it, I had a client list of 35.”

Indy is about 11 weeks old and loving life at his foster home. He is curious, fearless and loves to be around people. Indy loves bouncing on toys as he learns to live in his foster home.

Pittock Mansion opens summer exhibit ‘Pets of Portland’

Pittock Mansion opens summer exhibit ‘Pets of Portland’