When Jessamyn Kennedy began veterinary school, about twenty years ago, hardly anyone put their pets in day care or called them fur babies. Nobody brought dogs to brunch. Veterinary visits were for ...

Charles, a neutered 3-year-old male pit bull, waits for adoption at the Stanislaus County Regional Animal Services Center in Modesto on March 20, 2026. Andy Alfaro aalfaro@modbee.com Two animal ...

CALIFORNIA — On June 6, adoption fees will be waived at many shelters across California for the third annual Adopt-a-Pet Day — a statewide effort aimed at finding homes for shelter animals and easing ...

Meet Flare! She’s a sweet mixed breed dog that is about 6 years old and weighs 30 pounds. Flare can be shy when she first meets you but warms up with time and tasty treats! She would do best with a ...

Veterans, first responders, and Gold Star families in Connecticut can access free veterinary care for their pets through a mobile clinic event planned for noon to 5 p.m. May 15 at Easterseals Veterans ...

All adoption fees will be waived for dogs and cats over 1 year old during Escambia County's "Petpalooza" event on May 16 Any animal adopted under a year old will incur an adoption fee Owners will be ...

Equipping two pets in Adopt Me is a luxury not everyone can afford. Right now, a player can equip only one pet at a time, which will follow them everywhere from their house to Adoption Island. However ...

Rita Wilson (Too Much) has landed a key role in How to Survive Without Me, HBO Max‘s one-hour drama pilot from Berlanti Productions and studio Warner Bros. Television. Wilson will play the role of ...

SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. — Thursday, April 30, is National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day, and if you've been wanting to get a pet, take this as your sign. To celebrate, SCRAPS is having discounted adoption ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Animals ranging from kittens and puppies to cats, dogs, and rabbits are available for free adoption at the Lexington Humane Society Thursday in honor of National Adopt a ...

AND INJURIES. WHEN HUMANS HAVE EMERGENCIES, WE PULL OUT OUR PHONES AND WE CALL 911. BUT FOR PETS, WE CAN’T DO THAT. AND IT’S UP TO OWNERS TO MAKE SURE THEY GET TO THE HOSPITAL SAFELY. AND THERE ARE ...