Animals

Our featured 'Wet Nose' this week, brought to you by Shipton's Big R, is a 9-year old male Pomeranian who goes by the name Cody. He's waiting to be adopted at Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

While all of the snake species in Montana may creep you out, remember only one is venomous and is rarely fatal.

Built as a service station, the historic building on Laurel's Main Street is seeing new life as a doggy daycare.

We're featuring a Beagle this week for Wet Nose Wednesday, brought to you by our friends at Shipton's Big R. His name is Max, and he's a 7-year old male who is waiting to be adopted at Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

This weeks featured Wet Nose, brought to you by Shipton's Big R, is a male Treeing Walker Hound mix who is waiting for you at Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

The Billings Parks and Recreation department is ready to cut the ribbon on the long awaited dog park for the west end, and there's a celebration planned for the community next month.

MT FW&P is investigating over 800 dead whitefish, along with brown and rainbow trout, that were found floating in the Madison River this week.

He's 6-years old, and after spending some time at a foster home, is waiting to be adopted at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

Not ALL tourists do dumb things around bears in our national parks. Recent visitors to Grand Teton were caught on video doing the right thing.

Finally, a fun run where you're actually encouraged to bring your dog.

Our featured Wet Nose this week, brought to you by Shipton's Big R, is a male 10-month old Australian Shepherd named Blaze. He's waiting to be adopted at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

Add Elk to the list of dangers you need to watch out for in Yellowstone Park this spring.