"Fines, criminal charges, or a prohibition on owning pets are some of the penalties that your neighbor may face," one expert said.

You can contact her via email: l.patrick@newsweek.com She spent her time at the shelter assisting with daily care, feeding, grooming, and even educating workers on dog grooming techniques.

The principal revelation is that dogs and cats that don't enter shelters have zero chance of dying in shelters.

WILLIAMSBURG — Doggo Den announced a significant achievement in its ongoing commitment to supporting local animal shelters — ...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Easter is just a month away and the Animal Foundation is hopping in to help a rabbit rescue. Like ...

A: This is a tough one. Cats who are overweight literally can't turn around and clean themselves, so a lot of times they end up with a mess on their behinds. Really, the only thing I know that we can ...