Dog Laws

By Beth Meadows

Because the windows of the car “cook” the interior, that temperature can raise to over one hundred degrees in only 30 minutes.

By Vicki Clinebell

It's up to each of us to look out for pets when their owners use poor judgment that puts them in harm's way, and to continue urging our lawmakers to follow the lead.

By dogtime

You've got to see this wonderful Father's Day rescue video. When they arrived to help a family of puppies living in a steel mill yard, papa dog surprised them all!

By Vicki Clinebell

The residents of The House With A Heart have usually lost their families, sometimes when an elderly owner dies or goes into a care facility the dog is left...

By Mike Clark

As 2018 begins, the country has some of the strictest laws yet about leaving dogs out in extreme weather, so why are dogs still left in the cold to die, and what can we do about it?

By Vicki Clinebell

Fospice provides end-of-life comfort, love and care for homeless, terminally ill, and elderly dogs. It's based on the human hospice model of compassion.

By dogtime

When a couple gets divorced, it isn’t unusual for the parents to get joint custody of the children, including visitation rights; the same applies to pet dogs and cats.

By Meleva Steiert

If an owner has a "treat loving" dog, where's the criminal negligence in exchanging a perfect check-up for some yummy Beggin' Strips, and the fun of doling them out to an eager, thankful pup?

By dogtime

Pet owners searching for an apartment know it can sometimes be difficult finding a landlord willing to rent to you and your dog or cat.

By Mike Clark

San Francisco's new law bans the sale of puppy mill and kitten factory animals within the city, as well as animals under eight weeks old.

By Bonnie Brae

Annie the pregnant Pit Bull found herself in a high kill shelter when she was saved by a rescue group. Soon after she gave birth, four orphaned Poodle pups came her way...

By Mike Clark

The United Kingdom passed a law that starting on April 6th, 2016, all dog owners must microchip their dogs or face a hefty fine.

By dogtime

April is Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month: All U.S. states have animal cruelty laws — do you know what steps to take if you suspect a pet is being mistreated?

By Vicki Clinebell

Under a bill that passed the California state Assembly, more dogs and cats used for medical research could avoid euthanasia and be adopted. The bill now...

By Julia Higgins

They are trying to find out which of their neighbors did this to their beloved family pet. Sadly, odds are that the abuser is someone who lives in their building.

By Julia Higgins

An abused pit bull starved to death in Cocoa, Florida and the person responsible, thirty nine year old owner, Joseph Raymond Frederick was no where to be found.

By Julia Higgins

It works a lot like the National Sex Offender Registry does and contains the names of all peoples convicted of certain animal abuse crimes since October 2nd 2014.

By Bonnie Brae

Sheila Shorr is grateful to the hero officers that saved the day and a precious member of her family. Here are pics and a video of the rescue. Please share!

By Julia Higgins

It’s unthinkable to imagine what a puppy named Galadriel must have endured from people that were suppose to love and protect her, that required her to have a leg amputated.

By Bonnie Brae

He somehow was able to wander onto a porch before collapsing. Thanks to a cry for help on Facebook, a rescue group go involved and treated his injuries...