Pets

The Twin Falls Animal Shelter has a rooster available for adoption. If you don't live in city limits and you want a rooster, or maybe you're missing one, check it out.

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Twin Falls Animal Shelter has been doing their best to continue serving the community.

Seriously, let's think about what creatures on the planet stand to benefit the most out of the COVID-19 outbreak. Once we realize man's best friend is behind this, the more direct approach we can take.

Yes I spelled that correctly. Tigger, an adorable pup is looking for his forever home at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter. Tigger guys! T - I Double Guh Errr! That spells Tigger!

Having a pet in the house during this pandemic has been a beautiful thing for my family.

While the staff will still be at the shelter caring for the pets as normal, you'll need to make an appointment if you'd like to adopt one.

It is hard not to smile when you see pictures of cute puppies. Let's help everyone smile by sharing all the adorable photos of our pups. We could use a break from the crazy.

We have all been a little on edge lately with this Coronavirus thing. It seems like everything is so uncertain and we don't know which way to look. This cat at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter is the perfect embodiment to how we all feel right now.

A homeowner in southern Idaho had more than 30 dogs picked up from her property Friday after she reached out for assistance.

A Twin Falls woman has recently shared her unfortunate predicament of having to re-home two Miniature Schnauzers that apparently grew up together.

The Twin Falls Animal Shelter is constantly in need of food donations and blankets. They are especially in need now of chew toys for the dogs.

Jinx has been at the Twin Falls Animal Shelter for about two months patiently waiting for a loving family to come adopt him.