Even if you are a terrible singer and can't carry a tune, your dog doesn't care. In fact, he or she will love you for the effort. ...

When you see the face of Bolt, this 11-month boy, do you say, as I did "Auwe...what a sweetie-pie!" But if I tell you that Bolt bit two...

This is a story about Smitty the Pitty, a five-year-old precious and delightful dog who I met when I was volunteering at the Humane...

When I first met Bo at the Humane Society of Southern Arizona, she was one of the shyest -- scaredest dogs I had ever met. And I have...

Miss Betsy was a very traumatized horse when she was rescued by a horse sanctuary where I volunteered. I am grateful to have had the...

Prisoners learning how to train rescue dogs to make them ready for adoption is changing the lives of the dogs and the prisoners.

Evidence for the benefits of Pet Therapy is mounting. Psychological and physiological healing is increased when animals are involved.

Musicality was once thought to be a kind of intelligence only humans had. These animals are proving that wrong. Many animals enjoy music.