Pets

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.

As cat lovers, we all want what's best for our pets. Let’s unpack why hydration is becoming a hot topic in feline diets.

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.

Looking for a Valentine gift that stands out? Cuddlegrams from the Vanderburgh Humane Society include flowers, chocolates, and puppy or kitten cuddles.

Dog lovers, listen up! The most popular breeds in Illinois are more than just lovable — their lifetime costs might just knock your socks off.

Evansville families are sharing heartbreaking stories as a local emergency vet cuts hours, fueling a grassroots push to restore 24 7 care.

If you ever find a stray animal in Evansville, here is what you should (and absolutely should not) do.

Before you feed your favorite four-legged companion from your holiday plate, be sure what you're giving them is safe. Here are 7 foods that are safe to give your dog.

Holiday meals can be dangerous for pets, and several classic Thanksgiving and Christmas foods can cause serious illness. Here are the holiday dishes you should avoid sharing — and the safe alternatives pets can enjoy.