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How to help Pittsburgh's feral cat colonies

Local feral cat colonies are beginning to enter “kitten season,” a period of warmer months where feral litters become more common.

Liquid Gold: Back Alley Brewing Opening In Time For St. Patrick's Day

The Dormont business will begin pouring on-site pints March 16.

Experts: Dog flu hasn't hit Western Pennsylvania but precautions are good idea

A highly contagious respiratory disease targeting dogs has shown up in at least nine states, including Pennsylvania, in recent months, and it’s raising concern among those who work with dogs in the Pittsburgh area. But, while Becky Morrow, a veterinarian and founder of Frankie’s Friends, a nonprofit animal rescue shelter

Harmar police accuse man of nearly starving dog to death; felony charges filed

A Harmar man faces felony charges after police accused him of leaving his dog in a crate for weeks and nearly starving it to death. John Anthony Wells, 23, of the 400 block of Nixon Road was charged with two felony counts of aggravated cruelty to animals along with multiple

Building the Valley: Frankie's Friends Cat Clinic creating training center for 'quick fix' spay and neuter technique

For as far back as Dr. Becky Morrow can recall, people concerned about the welfare of cats have been on the losing side of a battle to find enough homes for the animals available for adoption. “For too many years we’ve been trying to bail out the bathtub by adopting

Pennsylvania SPCA Says It Needs More Funding, Does Not Receive Donations Sent To ASPCA

How Pittsburgh animal shelters weathered the pandemic

Jam on Walnut, the live music street party in Shadyside, returns Saturday

Pet Of The Week: Altoona From Animal Friends

Humane officers rescue 17 cats, 25 rats from Pitcairn home

Humane officers rescued 17 cats and 25 domestic rats from a Pitcairn home Thursday. Cody Hoellerman, Animal Friends chief community engagement officer, said a tip from a neighbor about animals in unsanitary conditions sparked the investigation that led to the rescue. He declined to divulge the address of the home. Some of the animals were just days old. Thursday’s effort was the second time humane officers were at the property this month. “The house, it looked like the property was in tough shape, and there was horrendous odor emanating from the house,” Hoellerman said. No arrests have been made. It is unclear what, if any, charges would be filed.