pets

That's about 140 in people years.

It's not every day you spot a parakeet out in the wild of Central New York.

In New York State, it's against the law to leave your pets unprotected in dangerous weather conditions such as severe thunderstorms and scorching temperatures.

Ghost is a deaf five-year-old Terrier, Pit Bull mix who was recently adopted by James from the Humane Society of Rome. He's one lucky pup.

Every year hundreds of dogs die of heat exhaustion because they were left in a hot car "for just a minute." This is cruel and avoidable.

The new recommendations come after a small number of cats and dogs tested positive for COVID-19 after being around people with the virus.

Pets can reduce stress, anxiety, depression, and ease loneliness. A family pet can help children grow up more secure and active.

While dogs may be loving all of the attention they're getting right now, they may actually suffer as a result when the quarantine is over.

We are all trying to practice social distancing and also get out and get fresh air. The New York State Department of Health (NYDOH) is warning that ticks are out and to find ways to protect yourself.

A new warning is issued to pet owners concerning the coronavirus.

Don't let your pets go hungry! Help is available.

To keep staff and animals healthy, many local humane societies are closed to the general public.