Animals

With the pre-summer temperatures reaching the century mark, I can just imagine the smell of this sad event. Not something you'd want to be around for very long.

It seems like every time we turn around the Missouri 4-H'ers and the Missouri FFA are stepping up to help others across the state. This time it's not different as the two groups and Missouri Farmers Care are working with pork producers, meat processors and now FFA and 4-H youths to help curb food insecurity in the state. Accor...

People actually try to color their dog's fur?

If someone finds your cat, can they find you? One sure way to make sure you can be reunited with your kitty is to make sure he or she is microchipped. That's why Warrensburg Animal Rescue and Alpine Boarding and Grooming are hosting an afternoon of nail clipping, cat microchipping and playing with adoptable dogs from Old Drum Animal Shelter...

We've seen animals on TV and in movies that seem to be able to sense when impending bad weather is approaching. So with this can animals, like our dogs and cats, predict earthquakes?

Vested Interest in K9s has donated a bullet and stab proof vest to Warrensburg's K-9 officer.

If you have had the urge to go hunting for bear or elk in Missouri, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) wants to remind you that you only have a few days left to apply for the permits. The deadline to apply is May 31.

"If I’m really unlucky, they will have made their nest at the very back of the box so I wind up sticking my hand in not knowing they are there."

The Netflix 2020 American true crime documentary is barely a blip on most television screens but some of the animals are still around. One in particular, a male tiger that has been in Tiger King Park in Thackerville, Oklahoma has been rescued by the Crown Ridge Sanctuary in St. Genevieve, Missouri.

Summer is coming up and it's the launching of a new canine unit for the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) Protection Branch. Stationed around the state and used as necessary to work throughout Missouri, the new unit, will be made up of five dogs and their conservation agent-handlers.