Pets

Do you love your dogs ? Well tomorrow is National Dog Day so remember to do something nice for your doggie .... On Wednesday, August 26th  …. The Jersey Shore Animal Center and Seaside Heights celebrate "National Dog Day" which allows leashed dogs on the beach between Grant and Webster Avenues starting at 9 a.m Cl...

I had to keep watching this and watching this!  Bless this beautiful pup!

Find out what makes your dog tick .... The Ocean County Women's Connection will Host a breakfast this Thursday (8//20) with guest speaker Paul Pagano of "Bark Busters" who will explain why your dogs bark at strange times and demonstrate idiosyncrasies that perplex us. Lin...

An emotional scene unfolded in the early morning hours on Monday as Brick Township police officers, both human and canine, gathered at a local animal hospital to say goodbye to one of their four legged partners.

Poor Flash the dog! The little fella has a leg in a cast and can only watch while his four legged friends run, jump, and play in a beautiful green park. Flash can only watch longingly as he hobbles along sadly. But, thankfully, he makes a new friend who's more than happy to help out. Watch this adorable ad for Amazon's Prime service to see the heartwarming ending:

Normally when you head to the beaches in Ocean County, you have to leave your dogs behind. Most boardwalks and beaches are strictly "No Dogs Allowed". But, Seaside Heights will be making an exception for "National Dog Day".

It has not been a good year for ticks here in Ocean County (well, it's been a good year if you are a tick, but not a good year if you want to keep them off of yourself and your pets!). Our own local Animal Advice expert, Dr. Adam Christman from Brick Town Vet breaks down all of the options for keeping your furry friends parasite free this Summer!

We are definitely in the middle of the dog days of Summer here in Ocean County. This week we've had the stifling humidity and high temperatures, so people have had to get creative to beat the heat.

As we make our way through this mid-Summer heatwave in Ocean County, it's important to remember that people aren't the only ones who can become victims of the excessive heat. A dog owner in New Jersey got a rather pointed message from local police about that very subject this week.

No, this is not a hoax. It's not something mistaken for something else. It's not a rumor. An actual alligator was caught by New Jersey first responders in the Passiac River. According to NorthJersey.com, a fisherman was out on the river this morning when he spotted the scaly intruder. He called police, and they caught the critter around Noon today. Check out video of the capture: