Pet Connection

You Can't Take that Wild Baby Goose I'm not sure how many of you needed this reminder, but no matter how cute, furry, innocent, harmless, snuggly, and petable they may appear, you cannot take protected wildlife home in New York State. This reminder comes from the New York State DEC after reports that someone near Syracuse did this on May 11th...

Have You Ever Spotted a Moose in New York? I have never seen one in New York, but I'm always on the lookout.  I'm just not outdoorsy enough to be so fortunate. But some in New York have. Some faculty members, staff, and students at a middle school in Saratoga County were treated to a wild surprise on Wednesday when a young wayward moose was seen running around their campus. ...

There are few things more heartbreaking than reading or hearing about a situation where innocent animals are neglected, abandoned, or worse, tortured.

Internet sleuths identified a woman who ratted out Peanut the Squirrel and Fred the Racoon to the NYS DEC which caused them to be euthanized in Upstate New York.

An animal shelter in Upstate New York called No Dogs Left Behind is under investigation after an October fire took the lives of 44 of their rescued dogs.

Police in Upstate New York released home surveillance in the area where a family dog was run over and killed while on a leash, walking with its owner on Tuesday.

Moose sightings in Upstate New York are a glorious sight! The latest shows a mama moose keeping a watchful eye on her two beautiful babies in the Adirondacks.

An area woman chronicled a harrowing experience over the weekend after her 15lb dog was bitten by a timber rattlesnake while hiking near Lake George.

Kolija was shot in the leg back on January 1st and and police down in the Catskills are offering a $10K Reward for info about the person who him in Greene County.

Police are looking for the person(s) responsible for a heinous crime after they found a 15-year-old pregnant mare dead from a gunshot wound this week.

With a very heavy heart, the Saratoga Springs Police Department announced the sudden passing of King Tut, a member of their Mounted Unit.

Members of FDNY at Ladder 158 in Queens were observing a moment of silence on 9/11 when they were thrust into action for a rescue they'll never forget.