Pet food recall after 28 dogs who ate some diedSeveral Sportmix lots, involving dog and cat products, have been pulled after a toxic mold was detected at unsafe levels, federal officials said.Erin Vogt
Kittens thrown in garbage, nearly crushed at NJ recycling plantThe three kittens were heard crying on a conveyor belt at the Burlington County Recycling Center.Dan Alexander
Seals are resting on NJ shore — but people keep bothering themProfessionals have already had to remove a seal from the shoreline because onlookers wouldn't just let it be.Dino Flammia
Keep your pets safe from these holiday dangers at homeOne South Jersey vet offers tips how to keep your pets safe and relaxed this holiday season. Jen Ursillo
Free Rabies Vaccination Clinics This Month in Atlantic CountyThe Atlantic County Animal Shelter has announced its next free rabies vaccination clinics for dogs and cats.Chris Coleman
Philadelphia Zoo Plans To Only Be Open On Weekends This FallThe Philadelphia Zoo has decided to have the zoo open only on the weekends for the Fall season to help families plan trips accordingly.EeE
You can help name the new zebra born at the Cape May ZooTo engage kids in the world of animals and to raise money, the people at the Cape May Zoo have come up with a great promotion. Judi Franco
Name The Baby Zebra From The Cape May ZooCape May Zoo staff are still searching for the perfect name for the young foal; they're leaving the decision up to you.Jahna Michal
NJ closer to banning animal abusers from working with animalsMoose's Law, named for a South Jersey dog who died after being mistreated in 2012, could pass this year.Erin Vogt
No sign of 'murder hornets' in New Jersey: Will they come here?The coronavirus pandemic will likely remain your top concern as we head into the warmest part of the year. Dino Flammia
2 caught on camera hopping fence at closed Six Flags safariPolice are looking for two young men who were caught on camera breaking into the safari area of Six Flags Great Adventure.Dan Alexander
NJ considers making it easier to safely surrender unwanted petsA new bill with bipartisan support would give New Jersey pet owners the option of surrendering unwanted animals to shelters anonymously with no consequences. Jen Ursillo