Indy, the Skeleton Museum's Hide-and-Seek Expert
Meet Indy, the playful office cat at the world's largest skeleton museum, known for his love of hide-and-seek and jump-scaring visitors.
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Eight Myths That Can Make These Dogs Sad and Lonely
Common misconceptions about these dog breeds can leave them wanting love and attention. They may think people don't trust them, or don't think they actually want affection and cuddling. How many of these persistent but false myths do you believe?
How to Pick the Perfect Chew Toy for Your Puppy
Purchasing a chew toy can be overwhelming, especially if it's your first time buying one for your pup. Here's a guide to help you choose the best toy for your furry friend.
Tulip the Beaver's Journey to Recovery and Release
Tulip, a rescued baby beaver, overcame illness and learned survival skills in her foster home, preparing for a future return to the wild.
Watch Out for This Breaking Food Fad That Can Pummel Your Pet's Health
Make no mistake, these researchers hope you'll fall for this new food fad that's being tested by eight unfortunate Beagles, nine unlucky cats, and for some unknown reason, a few fish. Fall for it, and your pet's long-term prospects may be doomed.
A Tiny Monkey's Journey to Freedom in the Wild
Rescued as a frail, injured baby, this woolly monkey regained strength and confidence, eventually joining a wild group after months of rehabilitation.
Why Has Veterinary Care Become So Expensive?
It used to be that animal companions were cheap to keep. But no more. Pet owners expecting help in providing an excellent quality of life for their pet, are increasingly shocked over how much it costs to do so today. Why have things changed so and is there anything you can do about it?
Mare Noi's First Steps to Freedom After 41 Years
After 41 years in chains, Mare Noi the elephant is finally free, rescued from logging and forced breeding, now living peacefully at a sanctuary.
Does Your Pet Exhibit This Odd Symptom? Watch for Heart Disease
You'd probably never guess this one on your own. But if your dog does this in the morning, evening, or when rising from a sitting or reclining position, see your vet. Especially if combined with these other key symptoms. Cats show some, but not all, of these same symptoms.
