Pets

Warrick County has opened cooling centers in Newburgh, Boonville, and Lynnville as dangerous heat moves through the Tri-State.

Summer is here! Don't forget about your furry friends during the hot weather, follow these tips to keep them safe and cool.

Animal shelters see a surge in lost pets around the Fourth of July. These simple steps can help keep your pets safe.

Warrick Humane Society is launching a fun social media contest designed to help more adoptable pets get noticed online.

A new national study says Indiana is one of the better states in America for pets, animal wellness, and animal care.

The Old National Events Plaza is set to transform—think lightsabers, cocktails, and a whole lot of wagging tails this May.

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

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.

If you own a dog, cat, or ferret in Indiana, are they required to get a rabies vaccine? Here's the law says and what happens if you ignore it.

Coyote sightings are up in Illinois due to mating season. While common, the activity increase means pet owners must secure food, watch pets outside, and cover garbage to avoid attracting coyotes.