Pets

These are a few of the cutest furry friends all dressed up for Halloween. These may give you some ideas for your pet's costume. Thanks to everyone in the Capital Region and beyond who submitted their pets' photos for our gallery on Facebook.

COVID has affected a lot of events in and around the Capital Region. But there are two in Glens Falls that were supposed to be held this fall and have been rescheduled not just because of COVID but other factors as well. Now, these two events will be held in 2022.

When a hurricane is coming through an area, you always think about evacuating and getting to a safe place. What happens to the animals in the shelters of those areas? They need to be evacuated too. That's where Pets Alive comes in. They are a non-profit, no-kill animal shelter in Orange County, NY in the Hudson Valley.

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.

You might be surprised, but legally there is nothing you can do except call 911 and wait for the police.

Here's a list of 10 animals that are illegal to keeps as pets in New York. A few might surprise you.

If you are looking to add a furry friend to your family during the pandemic, you should be aware of this latest scam with buying puppies online.

Brian and Chrissy in the Morning invite the Love Cowboy to come in and do his best to give relationship advice to listeners in the Capital Region. During the lockdown, the dilemmas have changed, but the Love Cowboy continues to try his best. This one is no different.

Two pet cats in different parts of the state have contracted the coronavirus.

We are all trying to practice social distancing and also get out and get fresh air. The New York State Department of Health (NYDOH) is warning that ticks are out and to find ways to protect yourself.

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 the weather gets warmer and spring approaches, there are warnings about coyotes in and around the Capital Region. The DEC wants residents to follow certain guidelines regarding these animals.