Animals

Have you ever wondered what prairie dogs do when it snows?

A winter storm is rolling into Lubbock tonight, and while you are preparing your home and yourself for the snow, don’t forget to keep your pets in mind as well.

The Lubbock animal shelter is always overflowing with dogs that need and deserve a good home.

If you are thinking about getting a dog but aren’t sure where to start, one of these sweet pups might be the one for you.

Now that Christmas is over and the new year is approaching, many people are contemplating what their next year will look like.

If you see anyone with a dog tethered outside in these freezing temperatures, please contact Field Operations at 806-775-3357

Large amounts of Manzanilla Feeds’ Top of the Rockies Alfalfa cubes have been recalled due to declining neurological health symptoms and even death.

While you might’ve already thought of every way to keep you and your family warm in a winter emergency, what about your furry, feather, or scaley friends?

While a name tag on a collar is a universal way to identify an animal and get them back to you through the phone number or address on it, it isn’t always reliable.

I want to encourage any animal lovers out there to give back to the shelters and rescues in town that put so much time and effort into making sure local animals find good homes.

I beg of you, please be responsible

The Lubbock Animal Shelter and Hodges Community Center are coming together to put on their Annual Santa Paws event this weekend.