Dog Groomer, AMANDA TODD, of Greensboro, NC murdered her roommate's dog that was in her care because she was partying and the dog was annoying her. She slammed the Maltese into a wall causing blood to be splattered all over the walls and even knocked

The makers of a documentary that highlights the cruelty towards dolphins committed at a secret cove in Broome's Japanese sister city of Taiji hope the footage captured will shock West Australians into action.

Famous actor Woody Harrelson is criticizing the Texas Tech Health Sciences Center. In a letter dated Monday he writes to the university president, "As a native Texan, I was shocked to learn from my friends at PETA that Texas Tech University Health

The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) is expressing its gratitude that convicted puppy mill operator Lanzie "Junior" Horton has been ordered to not own or operated a dog kennel in Virginia. Horton was found guilty Friday on two counts of Animal

A horse whisperer has taught troubled teens the healing power of horses. Four boys and two girls, aged 13 to 16, took part in the "Horsepower" pilot project commissioned by Child Youth and Family. Twice a week the group worked with a herd of horses,

Hungry house cats use an annoying but irresistible combination of sounds when they want to be fed, a new study has found.

Previous research had shown that birds seem to have an internal compass that allows them to "see" Earth's magnetic field. This magnetic vision guides them on long journeys.

There are so many things that can be dangerous, poison or toxic to our dogs and pets and here's another one to add to your list, wild mushrooms. Now, I'm not an outdoorsy type person and couldn't tell a safe mushroom from a toxic mushroom and if you're

Summer is a big travel time and as pet owners, we love nothing more than to be able to take our canine companion with us to parks, beaches, visiting, anywhere they are allowed to go. When it comes to traveling with our pets, we really need to think of

If you've ever wondered who's in control, you or your cat, a new study points to the obvious. It's your cat. Household cats exercise this control with a certain type of urgent-sounding, high-pitched meow, according to the findings.