After the tragic fires in California, not only are people suffering, but so are our pets, especially this time of year.
If you have been on Facebook in the last week chances are you have seen the post about the Souris Valley Animal Shelter needing some help.
Each week KMOT features adoptable cats and dogs from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter. This week is no different.
One family has turned a passion for animals into a place that saves hundreds of them.
For KMOT Pets of the Week we feature two very loving animals who want a lifelong home. Anyone can adopt these pets at the Souris Valley Animal Shelter.
It's not just kids and their parents enjoying the spooky season this year.
A North Dakotan who’s headed to North Carolina to rescue stranded or abandoned animals in the wake of Hurricane Florence...
A North Dakota man is off to the East Coast to help rescue animals displaced from Florence.
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Shoppers at Petco in Bismarck were able to take a look at animals available for adoption, hosted by Furry Friends Rockin' Rescue.
The Bismarck Police Department and Animal Control are asking for your help to lessen the load in their shelters.
The dog days of summer are coming to an end, but not without one last splash.
A voluntary recall for cat food that may be contaminated with listeria is being expanded.
For the second year in a row, a national dog jumping competition came to Minot giving locals an opportunity to show what their dog can do.
A year and a half ago the Souris Valley Animal Shelter began its capital campaign.
The two dogs involved in last months dog attack have been euthanized.
A fun afternoon at Harmon Lake took a sharp turn when a dog attacked a woman more than a week ago.
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"We get fairly used to dealing with trauma ... but when it is someone you know, that all goes out the window."
Tyler Laube admitted being associated with the Rise Above Movement and assaulting people at a "Make America Great Again" rally in Huntington Beach.
"If you see anyone on the list who is no longer missing please contact us so their name can be removed."
Twitter users unearthed old tweets in an effort to help a restaurant manager get her job back after a viral video showed her denying service to black men.
Nine people have been charged in connection with offering cash and cigarettes to L.A. homeless people in exchange for their signatures on ballot petitions.
