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Pets are more sensitive to loud noises, flashing lights, and strong smells. On the Fourth of July, more pets go missing than any other time of the year.

Northeast Ohio organizations Muttley Crue and Boss K9 work together to help adoptable dogs put their best paw forward on the path to a happy ending.

As rising food costs is taking a bite out of their budget, Herps Alive in South Euclid is asking for some help from local gardeners.

The ASPCA's Behavioral Rehabilitation Center is working to help traumatized and fearful dogs trust humans for the first time.

Chester, a pit bull who was found chained down without access to food or water, recently found his forever home after spending 587 days at Euclid Animal Shelter.

A Bay Village woman marked her 50th birthday by combining two things she loves: running and helping shelter dogs.

The mission is to save those dogs often passed over in shelters because of the way they look. The organization is called Stand Up For Pits.

Grab your leash and pack some treats, because getting a head start with socialization can add up to a happier, healthier relationship with your four-legged friend.

Ready to trade in kennel life for comfy couch life, these three Trumbull County dogs need humans to make their Christmas wishes come true.

He's more than 100 pounds of pure love and compassion, and he helps those with end of life care.