Brian Wierima News Today

Whether you have a dog, cat, hamster, or snake, you must make a pet plan for hurricane season. If you leave, so should they.

An large amount of pets are being surrendered by their owners. About half of the dogs at the Gulf Coast Humane Society are surrender dogs.

We all know the importance of brushing our teeth to prevent gum disease and caring for our health in many other ways. But it's just as important for us to make sure our pets are getting that same care.

Animal shelters across Lee County are reaching capacity.

A mystery illness infecting thousands of dogs across the U.S. is now here in Florida.

When the sun is shining, and you're not expecting a storm, that's the time to prepare your pets for a hurricane be they furry or slithery, feathery or finny or whathave you.

Now might be the perfect time to add a new four-legged friend to the family, as local shelters are taking part in a nationwide campaign to help animals find new

Dogs at the Gulf Coast Humane Society have been battling the intense Florida heat without air conditioning and now it's not going to be a cheap fix.

The dog days of summer have been sweltering for the Gulf Coast Humane Society.Three air conditioners at the no-kill shelter wheezed their final breaths in the past 10 days, putting an unexpected financial burden on the non-profit.

April marks Animal Cruelty Prevention Month and the third anniversary of LCSO’s Animal Cruelty Task Force.