Sara Lee is a sweet black and grey cat looking for a loving home! She has already been spayed, she has her nails clipped, she has had all of her tests, and she's rabies negative. Right now Sara Lee is calling the Parkersburg Humane Society home.
Owner calls clones of her beloved dog 'a miracle' Bernann McKinney is the ecstatic owner of five puppies cloned from her late pit bull Booger, who saved her when she was attacked by another dog and became her lifeline during an arduous recovery: “God knew I would be lost without him, so he sent me some more.”
The loss of Booger the pit bull terrier was almost more than Bernann McKinney could bear.
Newsweek: Extreme pet gadgets From cameras that track your cat's travels throughout the day to meat-scented bubbles for your dog, digital pet urns and pet translators, here's a look at the oddest gadgets you can buy for your furry pals.
For the first time, scientists have implanted a prosthesis that will allow them to directly fuse an artificial leg into a dog’s bone, a procedure that could foster a breakthrough in designing next-generation artificial limbs for humans.
Newsweek: Exhibit traces history of pets in U.S. The curator of a new traveling exhibit talks about old-fashioned novelty pet products, Mark Twain's love of cats and the latest in cosmetic surgery for dogs.
Talk about New Jersey’s fat cats. A 44-pound feline was found waddling around Saturday without a collar in Voorhees, and officials at the Camden County Animal Shelter hope she gets a nice — hopefully, diet-friendly — home.
It might not be up there with burglary or other types of property theft, but dognapping is on the rise, says the American Kennel Club. Some say the economy may be partly to blame.
Every single man knows: Walking a dog in the park equals sure babe magnet. Saudi Arabia's Islamic religious police want to make sure the technique doesn't catch on there.
Believe it or not, some dogs don’t know how to dog-paddle. But even if you have one of them, there are ways to get your pooch into the swim of things gently and safely.
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