For those looking to add a baby of the four-legged, fuzzy variety to their family, 19 cats and dogs have waived adoption fees at the Lawrence Humane Society for the rest of August.
Meet Pet of the Week’s first-ever feline star, Graycie, the tabby queen who is navigating grief with poise. Her foster parent says she’s “just a darn good cat!”
What do Elf the dog and Buddy in the movie “Elf” have in common? They both love to sing.
We’re celebrating one year of Pet of the Week. We’ve highlighted 46 dogs, and nearly three quarters of them have found their forever families. Here are the pups who are still looking for their people.
If you mix the image of a saddle-worn rancher with the goofy grin of Scooby-Doo, you’d get something close to Cowboy, this week’s Pet of the Week.
The Lawrence Humane Society needs help solving a mystery: Why, oh why, has the perfect dog not been adopted?
Sweet Jasper has become a star on Mass Street and lived it up on campus, but he’s ready — really, really ready — to be part of someone’s everyday routine.
Behavioral staff at the Lawrence Humane Society have spent months gaining sweet and skittish Lulu’s trust, but they say it’s a prize worth winning.
Sammy, a hound-spaniel mix, is a happy-go-lucky pup who is having a hard time keeping his cheer up at the shelter. At his best, he’s eager, calm and cuddly.
Scout, a 2-year-old pitbull mix, loves playing fetch so much she’ll throw the ball in the air for herself to catch.
