animals

Sometimes, a bear just has to dance.

Wait, are those wrinkles on the bear's backside?

Discover essential pet safety tips for scorching summers in Indiana and Illinois. Protect your beloved pets from heat stroke and dehydration with expert advice from the Humane Society of the United States.

Learn about zoonotic diseases and how they spread from animals to humans. Explore common diseases like cat scratch disease, E. coli infection, ringworm, and salmonella.

This July animal rescues are working to "Empty the Shelters" with $50 dog and cat adoption fees.

Discover the heartwarming tale of rescuing a young coyote pup in need of help. Support and donate for Indiana's wildlife today.

It Takes a Village No-Kill Rescue is participating in a nationwide Shelter Slumber Pawty to raise money for homeless animals and you're invited.

The Louisville Zoo has broken ground on a project that will allow it to continue growing and developing the zoo's Animal Ambassador Program.

With the nasty cold that was ushered into the area thanks to Winter Storm Elliott, it is possible that you may encounter an animal that has been exposed to brutal temperatures but what should you do?

If you have horses in Missouri or Illinois that feed on alfalfa cubes, you need to be aware of an urgent recall from the US Food and Drug Administration. Products distributed in both Missouri and Illinois may contain an organism that can kill the animals.