Dog given less than 6 months to live cured of cancer after clinical trial
Lola has now been cancer free for two years.
Abandoned pup with tragic past rescued after being stranded for days on Ohio river
The gray-brown terrier mix was spotted desperately huddled against the side of a lake freighter dock, where she barely had enough space to sit and stay dry above the lapping water.
Meet the 'super' pup voted TSA’s top dog for 2025
Meet Steeler, TSA’s 2025 top canine of the year!
Data reveals the most popular dog breed in each state
A new report on America’s most popular dog breeds in 2025 highlights shifting trends in pet ownership across the country.
Sea lion colony shuts down popular California beach
A colony of sea lions has taken over a popular beach and tourist destination in Monterey, prompting a public safety notice and the beach’s closure.
Watch: Abandoned dog with head stuck in snack jar rescued in Pennsylvania
One stray pup is safe and sound this week after wandering around rural Pennsylvania alone and with her head trapped inside a plastic jar.
Bam Bam the support dog reunited with owner 2+ months after being stolen from Chicago backyard
After more than two months of heartbreak and searching, Bam Bam, a service dog stolen from his blind owner in Logan Square, has been reunited with his family.
Bear caught red-handed raiding South Lake Tahoe ice cream shop
A bear raided a South Lake Tahoe ice cream shop over the weekend. Surprisingly, not much damage was done to the shop, according to officials.
After losing tooth in bullfight, Livermore dog honored with unusual award
A dog from Livermore has won an award for an unusual deed.
2 stolen chickens returned to San Jose farm, police still investigating
Two of the chickens stolen from a San Jose farm park have been found and returned after being taken from their chicken coop over the weekend. There are still outstanding missing animals. Police are investigating.
Claude, San Francisco's albino alligator, is turning 30 – how Cal Academy is celebrating
Claude was born in Louisiana in 1995. He made his way to San Francisco in 2008, where he's lived ever since.
Wild rabbits spotted with strange 'horn-like' growths sprouting from their heads
Recently, some wild rabbits have been seen in the U.S. with "horn-like" growths spurting from their heads that are caused by a viral infection, according to experts.
Bay Area ranch manager charged after horse dies from neglect
Jennifer Bryant, 25, was a manager at Chaparral Ranch’s Bear Creek Stables in Los Gatos. Chaparral Ranch provides horseback rides and riding lessons at several locations.
Watch: Feisty little Pomeranian chases bear out of home
A proud Pomeranian fearlessly protected his home – or more likely his food bowl – from a black bear who wandered inside.
Watch: Police find rattlesnake in kitchen of Walnut Creek home
"Yeah, uh, we have a rattlesnake in our kitchen," the caller says.
Bay Area sea lions sick with deadly bacterial disease transmissible to humans, pets
Sausalito's Marine Mammal Center is sounding the alarm on the risk the outbreak poses for pets and beach-goers.
Santa Clara closes dog park after reports of illnesses, pup's death
City officials in Santa Clara have temporarily closed Nuevo Dog Park following multiple reports of dogs becoming ill after visiting the site, including one that died in late July.
Zoo asks for small pet donations to feed predators
A zoo in Denmark is asking the public for donations of small pets to feed predators at the zoo.
No animal abuse in case of Pleasanton man allegedly shot by dog trainer, police say
The police department said Friday that the abuse allegations were "unsubstantiated due to lack of evidence."
Volusia County dog attack: 5-month-old boy killed by 130-pound dog on mother's birthday, sheriff says
A 5-month-old boy was killed by a 130-pound dog Wednesday night near Ormond Beach, according to Volusia Sheriff Mike Chitwood. Investigators say the baby was being watched by family members while the boy's parents went out for dinner to celebrate the young mother's 21st birthday.



















