Brandywine Valley SPCA helps rescue dogs from Texas ranch
A team from the Brandywine Valley SPCA traveled to Rockdale, Texas, to rescue the dogs.
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A team from the Brandywine Valley SPCA traveled to Rockdale, Texas, to rescue the dogs.
Two dogs are looking for new homes following a fatal Roxborough fire.
On today's Pet Project, animal advocate Carol Erickson explains the real reason some pups greet you with a toy.
After five years at the Hamilton Township Animal Shelter in Mercer County, New Jersey, a dog named Nyla was adopted by a foster mom.
Does your dog seem to have a sixth sense about who to trust? Here's what experts say is really going on.
Emergency calls to the animal poison control center about dogs eating cannabis products are increasing significantly, now topping about 6,800 calls yearly.
Dogs love squeak toys, but they can also be very dangerous for your pets.
Forty-four dogs are now under the care of the Brandywine Valley SPCA after being rescued from a home in Delaware County.
The dogs, including newborn puppies, were pulled to safety by the Brandywine Valley SPCA rescue team.
Veterinarians who saved the life of a dog that ingested several socks are urging pet owners to keep an eye on what their pets eat.
Dogs have several ways of showing that they're in pain. A new study shares some signs of pain that owners should look out for.
Advocates say the bill will help curb an increase in the number of stray and abandoned dogs in the city and help shelters reduce overcrowding.
There's new hope for a devastating cancer in dogs that's often deadly because there are no early warning signs.
Researchers at the Penn Vet Working Dog Center in South Philadelphia are training dogs to help detect hemangiosarcoma, an often deadly form of canine cancer. Stephanie Stahl reports.
Drone video shows the dramatic rescue of a dog that escaped from a car during a pit stop in New Jersey last weekend.
A Delaware County woman was determined to capture the fading memories of her dying furry best friend, Momma Wiggles. It's known as end-of-life pet photography, and over the last decade, the demand for the service has grown exponentially. CBS News Philadelphia's Joe Holden reports.
Police are warning dog owners in Center City after a pit bull believed to belong to a homeless man was linked to multiple pet attacks. Ross DiMattei reports.
The New Leash on Life program aims to help inmates reacclimate into society after serving time behind bars.
The new kind of treatment places radiation directly into cancerous tumors, so there's limited damage to nearby tissue.
With Halloween just days away, Pennsylvania SPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson is reminding us that while those freaky decorations and creepy costumes may be fun for you, they could be terrifying for your pets. Not to worry, though, Erickson has some tips on how you can best protect your furry friends this spooky season in this week's edition of Pet Project.
Did you know soulmates aren't just for human-to-human relationships? A new study shows that many dog owners actually prefer their own pup's company to that of their fellow human friends. Pennsylvania SPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson breaks down the study's results in this week's edition of Pet Project.
A Delaware County, Pennsylvania, woman was reunited with her dog thanks to a heat-seeking drone and a determined pilot.
They're super cute, but they could come with some health conditions. Here's what you need to know before you adopt a trendy cat with folded ears or a smushed face. Pennsylvania SPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson explains in this week's edition of Pet Project.
Some Facebook posts on the deputy police department's page are getting a lot of attention. Well, the posts are about lost dogs, but Facebook users are commenting on something else. It all started on Sept. 16 with over 2,000 people who seemed to be more interested in the two officers in the photo than the dog. The department is calling it a flirting frenzy with comments.
Is your dog showing more love to one family member compared to the rest? Well, there's more to winning their affection than just cuddles and treats! Pennsylvania SPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson has the reason why dogs tend to gravitate toward certain family members over others.
