Dogs from across the country are making a big splash in Williston this weekend.
When an animal comes into the Souris Valley Animal Shelter some get lucky and are adopted right away, others don't. Which...
Each week, we feature adoptable animals from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter.
Each week, we feature adoptable pets from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter.
Tuesday afternoon the Souris Valley Animal Shelter announced their doors will be temporarily closed to the public.
The Souris Valley Animal Shelter is at capacity with pets and needs your help to get them into their forever homes.
Each week we feature adoptable pets from the Souris Valley Animal Shelter. This week we have a cat and a dog.
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.
The suspect, 74-year-old Gary Van Ryswyk, said he met the victim on a eunuch fetish website.
A "Ferguson effect" argument says a pullback in police action can lead to a rise in crime. Experts say there's little evidence of that.
James Bryan Peterson, 54, was arrested after the woman called 911 to say she was being held against her will.
Cases have been reported in 15 states from coast to coast but mostly in the Midwest.
An advocacy group called for an inquiry into families being split up at the border, with parents sent back to Mexico and children sent to U.S. shelters.
