Rescue dogs from around the world led search and recovery efforts in collapsed buildings and rubble across Venezuela.

Almost all shelters in the region are already well over capacity with an overwhelming number of unadopted animals.

Central Valley Today is joined by Valley Animal Center’s Ruben Cantu. Ruben introduces adorable adoptable, Thalia, who is ...

Fourth of July fireworks often lead to many pets running away from home. El Paso Animal Services spoke about the increase in ...

Over the holiday weekend, the Animal Foundation took in more than 115 animals, with a majority of them being lost pets.

Dozens of search-and-rescue dogs from more than 20 countries are helping to turn some tales of disaster in ...

As of Monday afternoon, The Animal Foundation took in 138 animals between July 4 and 6, which includes confiscations, owner ...

Sniffing and burrowing his way through the rubble of Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes, Tsunami the mixed-breed border ...

A McDonald's restaurant in Venezuela has become a makeshift hospital and center for finding missing pets after two powerful ...

Mexico’s Topo Azteca rescue brigade tunnels through rubble after the Venezuela earthquakes, continuing a global tradition of ...

The United Nations estimated that direct physical damage from the twin earthquakes that rocked Venezuela amount to 6% of its ...

June 26 - July 2, 2026 Rescuers continue searching for survivors across Venezuela after the June 24 earthquakes that killed ...