The principal revelation is that dogs and cats that don't enter shelters have zero chance of dying in shelters.

The idea for the study was born in 2021, when Ms. Molinaro was just beginning her doctoral work in canine emotions but the Covid-19 pandemic had sharply limited her ability to do in-person research.

After opening during the height of the pandemic, Lost Art started a food truck. It became so popular that they're expanding the brewery with a new kitchen and menu.

The pandemic changed that for everyone. Zoom and other video conference apps became a common part of business and personal ...

The popular hot dog spot announced its closure on Facebook, citing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic and struggles to recover afterward.

For the third year in a row, the comical, controversial Frenchie tops the club’s annual rundown of the nation’s most ...

As Carnival celebrations kicked off on Saturday, dozens of dogs dressed as superheroes, clowns and cartoon characters paraded ...

But here we are, five years on, noting that on March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization officially decreed that the novel coronavirus was indeed that - a pandemic that recognized no borders, had ...

Therapy dogs like Radar and Franklin provide comfort ... were intending to take part in Metz's training before the COVID-19 pandemic hit. As the smallest employee of the court, Franklin enjoys ...

Chihuahua and Chiweenie puppies are heart-meltingly cute, looking for all the world like stuffed animals come to life. Even the most dog-indifferent person might scramble for a pen to sign adoption ...