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Deputies discover over 100 emaciated cats in U-Haul van in California
A Southern California woman was arrested and faces 93 counts of animal cruelty after deputies found 106 emaciated cats and 28 dead cats in a U-Haul van on Sunday in Santa Nella. The Merced County Sheriff’s Office identified the owner of the cats as 69-year-old Jeannie Maxon from Long Beach.
Boord left with three cats named Sponge Bob, Sandy Cheeks and Gary. The trio was among the roughly 70 animals who were ...
Great Plains SPCA in Merriam, Kansas, is offering free microchips for pets ahead of Independence Day fireworks in case they ...
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett on Wednesday announced the appointment of the next director of Indianapolis ...
Summer is a very busy time for wildlife rehab centers with all the animal babies. If you find a wild animal that appears to ...
The EU has created its first law on the welfare of dogs and cats to be applied across the bloc, targeting illegal trade and ...
Two individuals were charged with animal cruelty after leaving a dog in a hot car at a Sevierville Walmart. Police intervened ...
A record number of animals have been taken in by t Animal Shelter so far this year, leading the organization to expand its ...
Pawportunities, an animal welfare nonprofit based in Blue Springs, says that while it has been granted a brief extension, a ...
A strong stock as of late has been Phibro Animal Health (PAHC). Shares have been marching higher, with the stock up 9.5% over the past month. The stock hit a new 52-week high of $26.77 in the ...
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