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Our featured "Wet Nose" this week from the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter is Koko. She's a Labrador mix, about 14 months old, and is waiting to be adopted.

Love is in the air in Yellowstone National Park and it's not just because Valentine's Day is almost here. New video shows one of the wolf packs in the park as mating season approaches.

Our featured Wet Nose this week from the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter is Noodle. She's a 4-year old Chihuahua mix, who weighs about 10 pounds, and is looking for her FURever home.

Our featured Wet Nose this week is McGregor. He's a black and white Labrador mix, and is about a year and a half old. This loveable boy is waiting for you at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

If you travel on Rimrock Road, you may have noticed an American flag flying upside down on someone's residence, and I'm assuming that wasn't done by accident.

We're doing our part to find forever homes for our furry friends at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter, and this week we're spotlighting Drake. He's a 9-year old Labrador who is waiting to be adopted at YVAS.

I took some time to research places around the Treasure State where I would love to capture flyover video footage.

Do you remember that fun time when a driver shared video of a couple of black wolves who were running along a highway? I do and it's gone viral once again.

In 2020, we were able to find a home for every animal that we featured on Wet Nose Wednesday, thanks to your help sharing the videos and photos of these pets.

After seeing the video, some claimed this was proof of werewolves or the return of dire wolves based on the size of the creature.

We're featuring another canine this week for Wet Nose Wednesday, and she's a big ball of energy. Piper is a 4-year old Beagle mix who is waiting for you at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

ABC-TV executives are getting pushback from more than a dozen Native American groups, after a new television series ignored the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Crisis.