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The Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security (IEMA OHS) has tips on how to include your pet in family disaster preparedness plans.

A Heartland animal shelter is throwing a “Kitten Shower” to raise money and collect donations for their dozens of kittens.

Join us for the Boom Proof Your Pet event on June 14 to keep your pets safe during fireworks season in Huntsville.

Introducing Amberlynn as this Week's Pet of the Week.

WRAL's Pet of the Day for June 7, 2026, comes from pawsforlifenc.org.

These two fur babies are looking for their forever home. Each pet is available for adoption immediately.

Adoptable animals at Pima Animal Care Center. Contact: Pima Animal Care Center, 4000 N. Silverbell Road, 520-724-5900. Hours: Noon-7 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 1:30-7 p.m. Wednesday; 10 a.m.-5

Africanized honey bees, often called “killer bees,” are common across Arizona and become especially active during the warmer months. While they play an important role as pollinators, experts say residents

When Cute Motions Are Clever Instincts Before you worry that Fluffy or Fido has picked up a strange new tic, know that head shaking is a well-known reflex among domestic mammals. Cats and dogs both do it for very specifi...

Henrico firefighters rescued several pets after a fire broke out inside a home on Everbranch Drive on Saturday.

A blanket disguised as decor.

Kumba and Buttercup are looking for their forever homes.

More than half of U.S. dogs and cats are overweight or obese—but the reasons go beyond table scraps and too many treats. Dr. Ernie Ward, founder and president of the Association for Pet Obesity Pre…

Local shelters have many pets waiting for adoption, including Apollo, Jack, Remus, and Tuya.

Heart disease is something most cat owners don’t think about until there is a problem. Unlike dogs, where coughing or exercise intolerance may raise early concerns, cats often hide illness

More than 400 people and their four-legged friends hit the pavement in Salem for Oregon Humane’s Doggie Dash on Saturday.

More than 400 people and their four-legged friends hit the pavement in Salem for Oregon Humane’s Doggie Dash on Saturday.

More than 400 people and their four-legged friends hit the pavement in Salem for Oregon Humane’s Doggie Dash on Saturday.

Participants raised money to take part in the walk and support homeless animals in the Northland.