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The Great New York State Fair begins today (August 20th) in Syracuse and there are a few things you should know before you go. It is eighteen days filled with food, fun, entertainment, rides, animals, live music, and attractions. Last year the fair was canceled due to COVID but this year they are pl…

We always want to keep our furry friends safe and healthy. That is why it is important to get the word out when there is a dog food recall. There are multiple dog food bands that are on the list due to high levels of a product that could make dogs sick if they consume it in large quantities.

Here is a fun way to practice social distancing that your kids will love. Jenn and Ryan went to June Farms over the weekend and had a blast. Here are the details.

There is some good news in the coronavirus outbreak and I think we could all use some. There is no evidence that your dog or cat can be infected with the coronavirus or spread it.

As much as I love seeing all the kids dressed up for Halloween when people dress up their pets, it's much more entertaining. This year we decided to dress up our dog, Freddie. Check out the pictures and video of Freddie and his "special delivery".

No matter how many times people are warned not to leave their dogs in their cars during the summer, some pet owners still do it. Now a law has passed that would save the pets' lives.

With the nicer weather, comes more animals out and about and more potential for them to be in danger. Want to do your part to help?

I just don't understand how some people can treat animals like this. This local story just made me so angry!

Brian's dog Biggie is constantly begging for people food so Brian went and sought out some tips on how to stop the behavior and keep Biggie in good health.

I love my dog Freddie and I always want to keep him safe and healthy. There were a few questions that I needed answers to about keeping my furry buddy safe in the winter. So I thought I would ask the GNA Pet Professors.

Governor Cuomo has granted four point five million dollars to animal shelters across New York state. A half million dollars went to a local shelter to improve and build their facility.

A local shelter answered the call of another shelter in the path of Hurricane Florence and is taking in some of their shelter animals. Here's how you can adopt them.