A Bedford County woman was jailed Wednesday on 81 counts of animal cruelty, accused of sheltering 67 cats in what state police called a "toxic" environment, authorities said.

A second person has been charged in the alleged animal cruelty case in which dozens of cats were kept in the most “bio hazardous residence” ever encountered by the seasoned trooper writing the report.

Tenants were evicted from a house on River Street in Old Saybrook where dead animals and debris were "piled two feet deep at ...

An Everett woman is facing charges after 67 cats were rescued from her “biohazardous” home, according to court records.

A man was caught on camera dumping a cat that had been sealed inside a box, and Trinity County Deputies wasted no time ...

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A “fearless” kitten lost both of his eyes — then came a heartwarming adoption. Cri-Kee the kitten is now settling into a new ...

Buying a pet shouldn’t be as easy as purchasing a sweater. This is why Detroit City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to ...

The dog, whose name is Carmine, is being treated at the Animal Medical Care Center and Cat Hospital in Niles and they are ...