Patty Spitler presents Pet Pals TV, Saturday at 10:30 a.m. on WISH-TV and streaming here at PetPalsTV.com .  Here's a look at the stories we'll have for you: Crate Escapes Dog Park and Bar  is a unique concept that blends an off-leash dog park with a bar atmosphere for pet owners in Westfield, Indiana. Barney Wood  talks to owner Megan Schaffer , a dog trainer and veterinary technician, about featuring adoptable dogs from rescue organizations at the park. What is a puppy rais

Spring is here, and that means more time outdoors and new potential concerns for our pets. From Pet Pals TV, News 8’s Gina Glaros sat down with Tom Dock from Noah’s Animal Hospitals to discuss what backyard dangers to be on the lookout for.

Tom Dock, our investigative reporter from Noah's Animal Hospitals, talks about the increasing prevalence of scams exploiting desperate pet owners searching for lost animals. He tells you what signs to look for from people claiming to have your pet. Good advice! Watch below: Tom Dock, our investigative reporter from Noah's Animal Hospitals, talks about the increasing prevalence of scams exploiting desperate pet owners searching for lost animals. He tells you what signs to loo

Ashlee Butler, a Seymour, Indiana resident, has authored and illustrated a new children’s book titled “Focus, Myles, Focus!” featuring her Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen dog, Myles.

“Pet Pals TV,” host Patty Spitler joined News 8’s Gina Glaros with Coran Sigman, the owner and handler of the University of Indianapolis’ live mascots: Grady I and Grady II. Grady I, a 9-year-old retired racing greyhound, is about to step down as the live mascot for UIndy. Grady II, also a former racing hound from New South Wales, Australia, will then take over. Here's his story!

Pamela Terhune sits down with Patty Spitler to share a health update. With Reesie by her side, Pamela shares details about her cancer surgery and how her dogs have helped her through this challenging period. GratefulRescue.org

“Pet Pals TV” host Patty Spitler joined News 8’s Stacy Schooler and Superior Court Judge Gary Miller to discuss the new changes in the Indiana law as it concerns pets left in hot cars.

The Indiana House Rabbit Society offers educational resources and adoption services as interest in pet rabbits rises during the spring season.   Volunteer Victoria Amich emphasizes the long-term commitment required for care. 

Patty Spitler presents Pet Pals TV, Saturday at 10:30 a.m. on WISH-TV and streaming here at PetPalsTV.com .  Here's a look at the stories we'll have for you: Ashley Stepp  and Sharra Ferbrache  from  Chihuahua Rescue Indiana   discuss how they take care of chihuahuas that have disabilities due to overbreeding. Stepp shows us how her two-legged dog, Thor, gets around on his “wheels,” thanks to a 3D printing process movement for biped pets.   Ellie Sophia Brown , who was named

Mike Underwood , a professional trainer at Camp Bow Wow Lawrence , and wife Kathy  highlight how pet owners can prepare for increased activity for energetic dogs in the spring. And Patty  gets to meet their new Sheltie pup, the adorable Guinness!

KJ, our Kitty Correspondent, brings Kitten Therapy Sessions to Pet Pals TV — along with some adorable kittens from Alliance for Responsible Pet Ownership (ARPO). She’ll share the science behind why time with cats lowers stress and boosts those feel-good hormones, along with a sneak peek at PurrCon in May.

Meet Ozzy, a female red-tailed hawk and wildlife ambassador from Animal Care Alliance . Volunteer Krissi Williams  talks to Patty about wildlife safety and education before the spring season, and the rescue bird helps to teach the public about the importance of predators in the ecosystem.

The Shetland Sheepdog,  also known as the Sheltie, is an intelligent, quick, and obedient herder from Scotland. They are easy to train for obedience, agility, and herding trials. As sensitive and affectionate family dogs, they also like to bark and make excellent watchdogs. Barney Wood  tells us more in Know Your Breed, sponsored by Noah's Animal Hospitals .

The Gadget Guy is back with some new items to enhance your life with your pets. There’s a dog food topper, some cute toys and even something for pet owners who like to ski! Patty and her dog Harry are there to help! GadgetGram.com

IndyHumane and FIDO Indy have partnered to expand spay and neuter services for pets in Indianapolis after receiving a $7,500 grant. The organizations are now raising funds to match the grant from Operation Pit Stop and increase access to free and low-cost surgeries during the spring puppy season.

On the latest “Pet Pals TV,” host Patty Spitler was joined by Ashley Stepp and Sharra Ferbrache from Chihuahua Rescue Indiana to discuss how they are taking care of chihuahua's that have disabilities due to overbreeding. https://www.chihuahuarescuein.org/

Patty Spitler presents Pet Pals TV, Saturday at 10:30 a.m. on WISH-TV and streaming here at PetPalsTV.com .  Here's a look at the stories we'll have for you: ReWilding Indiana  serves Indiana wildlife, providing medical and surgical care for injured wildlife brought to the clinic. Jen Hancock  and Leah Perry  discuss turtles and how you can help them during the spring months.   Tom Dock, our investigative reporter from Noah's Animal Hospitals, talks about the increasing preva

Patty Spitler welcomed CEO of IndyHumane, Donna Casamento , and her four-legged friend, Toby, to share some exciting news regarding adoption rates at Indy Humane! “Last year, we had a 36% increase in our adoptions and so many other programs, in edition to our medical,” Casamento said. “We’re doing more enrichment for the animals that are in our care, our volunteerism is going up, like, at a ridiculous amount. We are so happy.” She explained that kitten season is coming up so

Patty Spitler presents Pet Pals TV, Saturday at 10:30 a.m. on WISH-TV and streaming here at PetPalsTV.com.

Patty Spitler joined News 8’s Stacy Schooler and Krissi Williams from Animal Care Alliance , who brought in a female red-tailed hawk and wildlife ambassador, Ozzy. Ozzy visited the studio to highlight wildlife safety and education ahead of the spring season. The rescue bird has lived with the alliance for eight years and is a permanent resident due to her acclimation to humans. Because Ozzy is too comfortable around people, she cannot be released back into the wild. Instead,