There is a 37-percent increase in impounded animals in 2018. Last year 353, cats were surrendered and only 63 were reclaimed.
Each week we feature adoptable pets from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter. This week we have a cat and a dog.
Back in November we introduced you to For Belle's Sake Rescue and Rehabilitation.
Each week, we feature adoptable pets from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter.
The Souris Valley Animal Shelter is once again hosting their Fido 5K.
Each week we feature two adoptable pets from the Souris Valley Animal shelter.
Golden Retrievers may be popular pets, but experts say 60 percent of them develop cancer.
Each week, we feature adoptable pets from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter.
Mandy Schaaf with Central Dakota Humane Society is here this morning NDT Adopt A Pet.
Each week, we feature adoptable pets from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter.
Each week we feature adoptable animals from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter. This week we have Gnarly.
Each week we feature adoptable animals form the Souris Valley Animal Shelter.
Each week, we feature adoptable animals form the Souris Valley Animal Shelter.
Both humans and pets alike cannot wait to get outside once the snow melts. However there are some things owners need to be aware of as spring...
It's that time of the week again. We have two more adoptable animals from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter for you.
Each week, we feature adoptable pets from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter. This week we have Wendy and Onyx.
They're cute, fluffy, and a whole lot of fun.
The Williston Police Department City Pound took to social media Thursday to ask for help in finding forever homes for over two dozen animals.
A U.S. official said the drone was shot down in international airspace, and not in Iranian airspace as reportedly claimed by Iran's Revolutionary Guard.
"I can tell you in my 24 years on this job, this is the worst accident I've ever been a part of," the Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling said.
“None of the cars involved in the derailment were carrying explosives," a spokesperson for the Federal Railroad Administration said.
A 13-year-old umpire's call in the youth baseball game sparked an adult brawl on the field.
22 officers in St. Louis and 72 in Philadelphia are either on an "exclusion list" or on administrative duty in a probe of racist, anti-Muslim and other offensive posts.
