Animals

Our featured Wet Nose this week is a 2-year old male Heeler mix named Coupe. He's waiting to be adopted at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

It's a go. The Dog House Parade is rolling. We have about 40 of the most beautiful and unique dog houses you've ever seen.

His name is Zeus, and he's waiting to be adopted at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

Thirteen Yards in One Second?

I saw the post this week of a Billings Police officer holding his service dog as he faded away after a battle with cancer. The dog was loving, devoted, and loyal to the very end. It broke my heart because dogs give you their unconditional love no matter what.

Our featured Wet Nose this week, brought to you by Shipton's Big R, is an 11-year old wire-haired Dachshund named Barney. He's waiting to be adopted at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.

When it comes to loving animals, whether they are mine or not, I want them treated with kindness. And most people are the same. Most.

Both were friendly. But obviously lost and looks like they had been on the run for a few days. So we got them some food and water combined with a little shade on my back porch.

Dog owners passionately defend their dog breed of choice, but is your precious poodle really smarter than a Labrador retriever?

Our featured Wet Nose this week, brought to you by Shipton's Big R, is a Heeler Mix puppy who is waiting to be adopted from the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter

One day per year, dogs get to swim at the Rose Park Pool. Don't miss the fun on Sunday, August 22.

Our featured Wet Nose, brought to you by Shipton's Big R, is a 7-year old Boxer mix named Bella. She's 7-years old, and waiting for you at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.