Kim Eisele News Today

Kim Eisele, president of The Animal League of Green Valley, estimates that the shelter has had about a half-dozen three-legged dogs come through the doors over the years.

During the summer months, The Animal League of Green Valley sees a decrease in volunteers to help care for animals, but their Youth Intern Program not only helps bridge the

The Animal League of Green Valley is always looking for homes for their dogs and cats, but it can be especially difficult to find homes for older animals.

Volunteers with The Animal League of Green Valley are seeing signs of economic hardship firsthand: a spike in surrendered and abandoned pets, many with medical conditions.

A puppy for Christmas? Local animal shelters encourage people to gift someone a pet adoption fee rather than surprising them with a pet for the holidays.

Scott Cochran was known as a talented businessman, a great neighbor and friend and a proud Marine veteran. And, he loved dogs.

The Animal League of Green Valley has created a missing pets awareness program that creates lost dog posters in an effort to reunite pets with their owners.

When three family members and her dog died around the same time, Karin Miller decided to get a goldendoodle to help her through the grief.

If your dog is doing more dancing than walking on those summer afternoon strolls, chances are theres a problem. And its probably you.

When Kim Eisele comes to work at The Animal League of Green Valley, shes usually walking into a room full of women.