Pets

For 12 years in a row, Kentucky was ranked last as the worst state for animal protection laws. Although, we've improved this year, we remain the only state that prohibits veterinarians from reporting suspected animal cruelty.

These adventure-loving pups are finally home, but the family wants to share a cautionary tale to be sure that this doesn't happen to your pet. Keep your pups close.

Rosco and Rocky are one-year-old brothers who love to get into mischief. These adventure-loving pups are lost and their family is desperate to get them home.

This little piggy went to market. This little piggy stayed home and this little piggy named Heidi needs a home. Heidi is staying at the Daviess County Animal Shelter and looking for her forever ever home.

State symbols, Kentucky has plenty of them, including a state drink, which by the way is milk. But we don't have a state pet. We do have a state mammal (grey squirrel), state bird (cardinal), state fish (Kentucky spotted bass), state butterfly (Viceroy), and even a state insect (honey bee). A n…

Does your dog get bad separation anxiety? Now you don't have to leave your furry friend behind when you head to dinner.

One of the highlights on the day of the Big Game is the annual Puppy Bowl on Animal Planet. It's a cute game of small scale football featuring adoptable pups. One puppy this year will be representing her rescue and the Bluegrass State.

There are five beautiful pups waiting to be adopted or rescued from the Daviess County Animal Shelter. Their days are numbered and they all deserve a Christmas Miracle.

This sweet angel was found lying beside train tracks with severe injuries. The shelter called SparKy who immediately took care of her. Now, she needs us.

Hamilton has found himself alone for the last five days. He's a Jack Russell and is partially blind and deaf. He was spotted this morning on the east side of Owensboro.

Just look at those eyes? Tonight these precious pups are at the Daviess County Animal Shelter and missing their families. Can you help get them back home?

Great news for all creatures great and small. The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a bill Tuesday night that will make extreme animal cruelty a federal crime.