Pets

The Twin Falls Animal Shelter is still in need of foster homes for their kittens and they have a sale going on for their adoptable cats.

Whether you are a dog person or a cat person the Twin Falls Animal Shelter needs you right now to step up and help out.

There is only one day every year that dogs are allowed down at Dierkes Lake and that is during the Pooch Splash.

According to data provided by the National Fire Protection Association, roughly 1,000 fires are started annually by pets in the United States.

Some animals come in and are adoptable as soon as possible while other arrive and get overlooked for weeks.

The internet has created its own language celebrating dogs, doggos, puppers, floofers or whatever you want to call them. We love our dogs and there is no doubt that they should have their own day.

People for Pets - Twin Falls Animal Shelter shared the story of this adorable dog named Legacy. Legacy thought he was going to a fun and safe home but unfortunately, the shelter found him in much worse shape than when he originally came in.

If you don't know who Twin falls Tess is, she is the one, the only, official mascot of Twin Falls. She goes on a ton of adventures around the area and I love living vicariously through her

Your pets may already be registered but if you haven't had them micro-chipped yet then you need to get to the Micro-Chip Clinic coming up on August 31.

Getting a pet is a big decision. A lot of the time when people head down to the Twin Falls Animal Shelter to adopt a pet, they are looking for a puppy or a kitten. I mean it make sense, you want as much time as possible with your new best friend. But does that mean old pets aren't adoptable?

We have a cat that comes by the radio station pretty much every day and it seems like she is always pregnant!

And while I don't hunt myself, I do spend a lot of time kayaking and exploring various areas of southern Idaho, and I run into dog owners constantly while out in nature.