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“Bobcat fever” is a tick-borne illness carried in the lone star tick and American dog tick, and it’s deadly to cats. Here’s what you need to know. ...

The honorary mayor of Georgetown, Colorado, is Parker the Snow Dog, and he is very excited temperatures were cold enough to make some snow at Loveland Ski Area. ...

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The Humane Society comes to the rescue of animals after disasters. ...

Storm Babet brought heavy rain and strong winds to Scotland and parts of Northern England. Winds and heavy rain whipped up seawater, resulting in a foamy mass. Video shows some furry friends taking advantage of the moment, frolicking through the seafoam. ...

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More than 1,200 cats, dogs, turtles and other animals are listed as missing on the Maui Humane Society’s website in the wake of the devastating wildfire that destroyed most of the town of Lahaina, Hawaii. Their owners are in a desperate search to find them. ...

Firefighters in Boulder, Colorado, helped Animal Control rescue a cat from a tree after he bolted during a walk. Firefighters usually do not respond to calls about pets, so call Animal Services first in this situation. ...

(Bertha Vanikiotis) This story originally appeared in the Morning Brief email newsletter. Sign up hereto get more stories like this and weekday weather updates from The Weather Channel and our meteorologists. Nino Francesco Vanikiotis, 18 months, breed unknown, lives in the country of Peru. “He is very protective and always looks out for each of us. He is one of those who wakes up very early in the morning, entertains himself, jumps and runs with his favorite toy, waking everyone...

A golden retriever scales fences and battles a pool cover to go swimming in his neighbor’s pool. ...

(Maya Karkalicheva) W​ho is your weather buddy? Perhaps it's a cat who plops down next to you when the weather gets cold, or a dog who loves chasing snowflakes. Maybe it's a tortoise inscrutably regarding the spring rain, or a parrot singing in the warm summer air. C​elebrate your animal friends by entering them in for consideration for our pet feature, Weather Buddies. To do so, send video of your pet, along with their age, breed (if known) and a...