animals

Evansville has approved a new ordinance requiring dogs, cats, and ferrets within city limits to be microchipped instead of using license tags.

A new Indiana law increases penalties for animal cruelty, protects police dogs, and adds new legal protections for rescuing pets from hot cars.

Indiana’s new law changes what bystanders can do if they need to break into a locked vehicle to rescue an animal in imminent danger.

Scott Township Park announces plan to implement Rainbow Bridge to commemorate Siren, the Vanderburgh County Fire Department's station dog who passed in July of 2025.

Daisy’s New Beginnings brings its Top Comic fundraiser back to Evansville on March 14th with live music, comedy, and support for local animal rescues.

Indiana wildlife officials are tracking a rise in sick and dead crows after avian flu was confirmed in West Central Indiana. Here’s what to watch for and what to do if you find one.

The annual Newlife Rescue & Adoption benefit dinner and auction returns February 7 with food, auctions, and fundraising for homeless animals in Posey County.

Winter weather can make potty breaks miserable for dogs. This simple tarp trick can help pets feel more comfortable going outside in snow and cold.

Mesker Park Zoo is mourning the sudden loss of Luna, a young Sumatran tiger, after a rare and devastating medical emergency despite extensive veterinary care.

After the holidays, a real Christmas tree can become lifesaving shelter for birds and small animals when winter conditions are at their harshest.