Animals

Whether you're a vet suffering from PTSD, a child with behavioral issues or an individual with special needs, here are five farms around Minnesota that offer therapeutic experiences with their animals.

The first eaglet broke out of its shell Friday.

A post on Facebook from Central Minnesota Wildlife Rehabilitation is asking citizens to be on the lookout for animals who have been shot with darts in St. Cloud.

Some real deal January weather is setting in across Minnesota, if you have outside pets make sure their shelters are in compliance with Minnesota laws.

Pine Grove Zoo put out a call on Facebook looking for volunteers for 2021.

January's cause of choice is the Tri-County Humane Society, and the cake of the month is a delicious peanut butter bourbon with peanut buttercream, dark chocolate ganache, candied bacon and crushed peanuts!

It's been an emotional few days as staff and volunteers at the Tri-County Humane Society say good-bye to the old shelter and hello to their new home.

To do our best to ensure the safety of our customers, staff, and volunteers amid Covid-19 concerns, we are switching to adoptions and viewing by appointment only.

As the snow melts, more and more dog poop is being uncovered.

This new bill if passed would ban Minnesota pet shops from selling dogs and cats supplied by commercial breeders.

If you are looking for a way to help out animals at the Pine Grove Zoo, it could be as easy as cleaning out your freezer.

Darcy started NordStar racing in 2012 with a dream and five eager dogs. Since then the Nord family has expanded their pack to include two mushers, and 19 dogs in total.