animals

Ever wonder what animal is most likely to kill a person in Minnesota? Wide Open Country shared that exact information based on data from the CDC.

Proceeds from the event will go to benefit the Guardians of Conservation and their mission to help endangered and threatened animal populations flourish.

Several big cats from the park in Oklahoma made famous by 'Tiger King' have recently been seized and rescued, with some brought to the Minnesota Wildcat Sanctuary.

This pretty bird is currently in Forest Lake, but is looking for a new house to call home.

On March 22nd, I celebrated the four-year anniversary of meeting my dog Norman for the first time.

Grey Face Rescue and Retirement is hosting their second free microchip clinic at their indoor dog park on Saturday, March 20th.

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.

Appointments are necessary for surrendering, viewing or adopting animals. To set up your appointment call 320-252-0896.

Appointments are necessary for surrendering, viewing or adopting animals. To set up your appointment call 320-252-0896.

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

This pop-up shop of gently used pet supplies will be taking place in the Training Facility next to the shelter.