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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.

There is a bill proposed that would ban the sale of puppies from puppy mills in New York state. It would cover most pets sold in pet stores across the state.

There is a new kind of pet store that is opening in Wilton Mall this weekend. You will be able to pick out your furry friend but there is a bigger purrrpose for this pet store.

Photographs of an Albany Police Officer posing with some recently rescued - and super cute kittens -  has gone viral. The photographs, seen throughout day on the Albany Police Department facebook, has generated hundred of shares. Many people commented on how appreciative they were of the work by the local fire department in rescuing the kitties and turning them over to the Albany PD, while others

Hurricane Dorian is moving up the coast and a local animal shelter is helping to get some furry friends out of harm's way. They are also offering special fees for adoption.

If you have a pet, it breaks your heart to see them sick or in pain. Luckily, Dr Patrick walked me through some common pet illnesses and showed me when I can treat it myself or what my dog needs to see a professional.

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

If lawmakers have their way, there may be a ban on certain animals that can be sold at local pet stores including dogs and cats.

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.

The state of California will crack down on the puppy mill industry by enforcing a new law that will forbid the retail sale of dogs, cats, and bunny rabbits from pet stores.  As a result, California will be the first state to do make it illegal to sell these animals unless they're from a shelter.   Should New York do it next?