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We all know the internet can be a great place to buy anything from books to rare gifts, but it's not where you should go to buy a new pet.

Do you have a car that you’d just like to go away without a hassle? Consider donating that vehicle to charity.

Backyard feeders, baths and houses meant to attract animals can sometimes do more harm than good. Learn if yours are helping or hurting wildlife.

Flat-faced cats such as Persians struggle to breathe. Here’s how to help.

You can help community (feral and stray) cats that live outdoors before and after a hurricane, earthquake, flood, or other disaster.

Prevent tragedy by preparing for a disaster or emergency evacuation before it happens.

Horses and other equines require extra consideration in disaster planning.

Hundreds of pets are lost each year to heat stroke, especially those left in parked cars. Please take precautions to ensure that your dog or cat is not one of them.

Pet insurance can help cover unexpected veterinary costs. But it’s not the right solution for every pet or every family.

Many people are misled into believing that docking dogs' tails is a beneficial or harmless procedure. In reality, tail-docking is a cruel practice that hurts dogs in the name of aesthetics.

Many common household items you use every day can pose serious health risks to pets — often without you realizing it. From garage chemicals to kit

Can you provide a temporary home for a cat or dog? Pet fostering is one of the most compassionate and impactful things you can do for animals—and people!

If you have a concern about a veterinarian, a veterinary staff member or a practice, here are some tips for effectively expressing that concern.

Starting a pet food pantry provides essential supplies and helps prevent pets from entering shelters. By coming together as a community, you can ensure that no pet goes hungry.