pets

From wolves to bears to alligators, there are a several animals you can't own as pets in Maine without breaking the law

We have received so many photos of Mainers' pets in our Lucky Pet contest We just had to show you some of the entries. We hope it prompts YOU to submit a picture of your pet. You could win $500 in pet supplies, so why not? Good luck!
Here are just a few of the furry friends you all have sent in.…

Pets on things was a biggy this holiday.

They are too cute!

Who couldn't use a story with a happy ending these days?

More and more Mainers are unable to care for their pets, often leaving them abandoned outside of animal shelters.

I have never thought much about the idea of pet CPR. You know you go the vet, your lovely pets get their checkup and shots and such, and that's just about it. Well thanks to the Portland Police Department and the Maine POM Project, you can now get some basic skills on pet CPR.

It's cold out there and the pets need clothes! You love to dress them up anyway, so this is the perfect excuse to bundle them up without giving in to their judgy puppy-dog eyes.

Lakota is the latest Pets Pride of the Week winner! Send us photos of your pets showing their New England Football pride through the app. Let's see them!

Even worse, the infestation is located near a local elementary school

The question arises every winter: are pet owners capable of adequately protecting their pets from inclement weather, and what are the consequences if they are not? Pennsylvania recently defined how cold is "too cold". Will Maine follow suit?

These two Mainers are taking time off from their jobs to lead a rescue mission for pets in the path of hurricane Florence.

No kidding... if you've got a pup, you better pay up!

If the Captain seems a little more sleep deprived as usual is because he just got a puppy! Her name is Quimby and she is 8 weeks old. Because of the two teenage daughters in Captain household, the puppy already has an Instagram account (of course) so she can share her fabulous puppy adventures. And…

This is Shayla in her new orthopedic bed, her cat Stanley has moved in with her. Stanley showed up at our door a couple of years ago during brutally cold temperatures and decided that we are his family. He withstood the humiliation of being sniffed and pushed by our two dogs for the first hour of hi…

My Siberian Husky, whose name is Caesar, was born and raised in Florida. Until we moved here, I would often find him on my patio sunbathing.
Many of my friends told me Caesar would love the snow... that he was genetically made for it, so I didn't worry about moving him from a humid climate …