CBS3 Pet Project: PSPCA Preparing For Virtual 'Bark & Whine: Happy At Home' Event
Animal advocate Carol Erickson joined Eyewitness News for more on this event.
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Animal advocate Carol Erickson joined Eyewitness News for more on this event.
Dawkins lost the use of his back legs, but he gets around using the company's wheelchair.
Animal advocate Carol Erickson joined Eyewitness News with some tips on training your pet.
It's back to school time and everybody is either in class or sitting at the kitchen table participating remotely.
Animal advocate Carol Erickson discusses said this is when your pet eats something that is not edible and can be disgusting.
Carol Erickson joins Eyewitness News for this week's pet project.
In this week's pet project, Carol Erickson shows us ideas that will help your four-legged friend.
The Red Paw Emergency Relief Team made the difficult announcement on social media Wednesday afternoon.
After months of being closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, the PSPCA is once again opening its door to those interested in adopting a cat or kitten.
Animal advocate Carol Erickson joined Eyewitness News on Sunday with some tips on how to help with your pet's security.
Carol Erickson, animal advocate with the PSPCA, joined CBS3 Sunday morning to discuss the steps owners should take before adding another animal species to their home.
One in five dogs has a noise phobia and according to studies.
While people enjoy the loud noises and bright colors, the firework shows are quite scary for animals.
Animal advocate Carol Erickson has some ideas in this week's pet project.
Animal advocate Carol Erickson joined Eyewitness News with some tips on how to get your pet ready for the vet.
Apparently most dogs do not do it because they are sick or anything else, they do it because they like the taste.
It is great to get your dogs out there with exercise but increasing the difficulty of the exercise for your dog should be done slowly.
Animal advocate Carol Erickson joined Eyewitness News to discuss some of the incidents and show us how we can help and report acts of animal cruelty.
PSPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson joined Eyewitness News to share some of the success stories.
The PSPCA is now using its resources to create virtual fundraisers in an attempt to save the events.
The PSPCA is seeing a spike in foster homes during the COVID-19 outbreak, but they still need cat fosters.
There is a silver lining this week, the organization is seeing a big boost when it comes to fostering animals.
An animal shelter in South Jersey is offering discounts to encourage people to adopt during the COVID-19 pandemic.