Sofia Vergara celebrated Christmas on Instagram with her two dogs, Amore and Baguette, dressed in coordinated holiday outfits before a richly decorated tree and gold-wrapped presents. Read On…
Gwinnett County investigators seized 25 underweight dogs and discovered 13 deceased animals in refrigerators at a Britt Drive home; the two women linked to the property face 26 animal cruelty charges. Read On…
Cheshire Dog Lady, a home-based doggy day care in Cheshire, England, recreated a Nativity scene featuring six dogs in full costume, assigning pups to roles from angel to king. Read On…
On Election Day the New Jersey State Attorney General's Office presented awards to 25 dogs for their heroics following a wave of bomb threats in the state. Read On…
An Erie dog discovered nearly frozen has been rehomed, and a Dec. 26 Erie Times-News article uses the case to highlight signs that dogs are cold and practical ways to encourage brief outdoor activity in winter. Read On…
After a local plea for help on Christmas Eve, Animal Rescue Corps took 40 dogs and five cats from a home in Elsinore, Missouri, and moved them to its Gallatin, Tennessee Rescue Center for veterinary exams, vaccinations and medical treatment. Read On…
Pitt County Animal Services’ annual holiday foster program placed a mixed‑breed dog named Max with an East Carolina University employee and her family beginning Dec. 19, giving the dog time away from the shelter before being returned after the holidays. Read On…
Joe Berman and a two-person party spent three hours on Shadow Mountain rescuing Milo, a white dog with an injured front leg, navigating crumbling, slick ground before park rangers and mountain rescue teams helped reunite the animal with its owners. Read On…
Raffie, a social media bulldog from the Bundleofbullies account, died of a heart attack on Christmas Eve after an attack by another dog at a daycare where his owner had left three dogs. Owner Maren Peeters posted a tearful video and appealed for help for Odin, who survived but needs care. Read On…
Robert and Anastasia Palulis, who run Anastasia Acres Dog Boarding in Argyle, NY, are charged with 22 counts of animal cruelty after 21 dogs died. Their lawyers argued at a Jan. 20 court appearance that the case is legally flawed and rests on hearsay. Read On…