A Boston Shelter is Looking to Adopt Dog and Cat 'Best Friends' As a Pair
A Chihuahua named Leila and a tabby named Kitty are in search of a new home after their previous owners relocated. The catch? They can't be separated.
A Chihuahua named Leila and a tabby named Kitty are in search of a new home after their previous owners relocated. The catch? They can't be separated.
Instead of leaving out old packaging for your cat to play with, build them a modular, cardboard system that looks beautiful in your home.
Move over, Molly and Lola. Luna and Bella are taking over the puppy world, according to a new analysis.
Whether you love farmyard piglets, cartoon pigs, or decorative porkers (like piggy banks), go hog-wild reading up on these smart swine.
A new survey shows that many pet owners would rather snuggle with, spend money on, and gaze lovingly at their cute dogs than their partners. And dogs feel love for us, too.
The puppies are coming! (Plus some kittens, kangaroos, and a rescue sloth.)
Here are the brands.
Cute or creepy? You decide.
A surprising amount of misinformation has been repeated enough about these furry little creatures to make it seem like fact.
Puppers need to be from rescue or shelter groups, not breeders.
From understanding weird pet behaviors to learning the proper way to wipe your butt, our readers have a thirst for all sorts of knowledge.
Who's a good boy?
The former president got the dog shortly after the death of his wife earlier this year.
Was the outbreak a true epidemic, or an example of mass hysteria?
Traveling with pets can be stressful. These airports want to make it easier.
Dogs are weird. But usually for a reason.
If your dog is spending hours tearing up the backyard, or attempting to burrow holes into your couch, you're no doubt anxious to find a way to make it stop.
Yes, our dogs are adorable. They're also kind of gross.
A series of dime store turtles eventually led him to The Iron Throne.
Here's hoping you fall in love and make it a permanent thing.
Panting is a totally normal behavior for dogs, which makes it difficult to tell when it has turned dangerous.
Think of it as a big, wet, sloppy way of saying "I love you."
A spiked cup of hot cocoa may be your favorite indulgence, but don't let Fido or Fluffy give it a try.
The average pet parent shells out $1675 per year on their pooch—which is only a fraction of what you'd pay for one of these purebred puppers.