Pets

Thinking of brightening your home with flowers? Not so fast! Discover why lilies can be a hidden danger for your furry friends this spring.

Over 2,000 pounds of pet food recalled in nine states, including Tennessee. Discover the health risks posed by salmonella and listeria.

Evansville Animal Care and Control offers tips for keeping your pets safe during severe weather, including what should be in your pet's emergency "grab-and-go" bag.

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

There are many folks out there who seem to prefer dogs over cats, and vice versa. But what does the data say about which pets Hoosiers actually prefer? Let’s explore.

The smart thing to do is get your pets vaccinated against rabies. But are you legally required to do it in Indiana? Here's your answer.

Public Vet says they believe Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) may be to blame for the recent deaths of three Indiana cats.

Newburgh, Indiana's Warrick Humane Society is hosting a "Junior Volunteer Program" for Indiana kids ages 13 to 15 years old.

Join Mayor Stephanie Terry in January 2025, for a town hall meeting addressing animal overpopulation and care in Evansville.

Recalled dog treats sold in several states including Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky & Tennessee pose salmonella threat to both humans and pets. Find out symptoms to watch for now.

Take a break from election stress and meet Willow, the adorable kitten who found a loving home with the Free Beer and Hot Wings team.

Squirrels are adorable little creatures, but can you legally keep one as a pet in Indiana? The answer is not as simple as yes or no. Here's what you need to know.