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Ozzie the Hawk educates on wildlife safety
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, Ozzie. Ozzie 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 Ozzie is too comfortable around people, she cannot be released back into the wild. Instea


I'm Turt Reynolds! Adopt me!
My son's turtle needs a new home as he is unable to care for him anymore.
Turt Reynolds is around 10 years old and is a red-eared slider, approximately 8 inches long.


Prepping your energetic dog for spring
These activities may help energetic dogs manage their behavior and interact with others.


The risks of giving human medicines to pets
The Pet Poison Helpline gets many calls about acetaminophen, a human pain reliever. Many acetaminophen products, especially those for children, could have flavors that our pets find interesting. Pet Pals TV Investigative Reporter Tom Dock, of Noah’s Animal Hospitals, talks about the risks of giving human medicines to pets.


What is Golden Retriever energy?
Goldens are full of personality and zest, and Toula brings her “Golden Retriever energy” to the show!


Actress Katie Cleary on mission to protect and save wolves
Actress Katie Cleary also is one of the world's most prominent animal activists and documentary filmmakers. She currently is working on a film about wolves called “Protectors of the Wild.” Our Steve Sweitzer spoke with her about this amazing project and her passion for understanding and saving wildlife.


Animal Care Alliance rehabilitates big bird named Churro
Patty talks to Krissi Williams from the Animal Care Alliance about how the organization’s wildlife rehab works to get animals healthy and release them back into the wild.


NEW SHOW: Golden Retrievers, cat behavior questions and a medical warning to pet owners
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: Pet Pals TV reporter Renee Jameson, with her Golden Retriever, Toula, talks to Patty about one of the most loveable dog breeds. Goldens are full of personality and zest, and Toula brings her “Golden Retriever energy” to the show! The Pet Poison Helpline gets many calls about acetaminophen, a human pain reliever. Many ace


Senior residents bond with senior cats!
A nursing home in rural Oregon has quietly launched a program that’s changing the lives of both its residents and a group of forgotten cats. The facility partnered with a local shelter to create a small indoor sanctuary for senior rescue cats.


I'm Stamos! Adopt me!
Stamos is a true heartbreaker! With his good looks and charming personality he is sure to make you swoon.
Stamos is a three-year-old terrier mix who weighs around 20 pounds. He is good with other dogs, and we believe he would do well with gentle children.


Stoke Tracks – Fully Biodegradable Animal Track-Shaped Ski Pole Baskets
The Stoke Tracks are fully biodegradable ski pole baskets crafted from 100% plant-based materials that leave behind animal tracks.


Scout & Zoe's Rapid Rescue – Zeolite Hemostatic Gauze for Pets
Scout & Zoe's Rapid Rescue is a hemostatic gauze for pets that helps stop external bleeding in 60 seconds and cauterize wounds quickly without heat.


Keeping pets safe on Valentine’s Day
Popular gifts, such as chocolate and flowers, can pose deadly risks to dogs and cats.


Cavachon writes about life as a pampered pup
My Name is Sophia is a new “dogography” by Sophia Kipper-Prater, who has a lot to day about being rescued from a Missouri puppy mill and being spoiled by her dad, Craig Prater.


Why does your cat follow you to the bathroom?
Patty Spitler and Stacy Schooler were joined by KJ and her cat, Giles to common feline behaviors and debunked myths about cat ownership. KJ, the founder of the Super Cat Parent Society, explained that many feline behaviors are rooted in a need for safety and security. Because cats are both prey and predators in the wild, their domestic actions often reflect a desire to monitor their environment and protect their owners. Patty addressed a common question regarding why cats oft


Watch Now: Dixie’s positive impact, wildlife rehab, combating pit bull stigma, and introducing kids and dogs
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: Click above to watch! Dixie the Praying Dog , a therapy dog dedicated to helping disabled kids and veterans, is a blue-tipped coonhound who just celebrated her 10th birthday. Patty talks to Dixie’s human, Brian Calvert , about the positive impact she has at events around the country. Listen to her howl! Swipe right on p


IACS is at critical capacity: Here's how you can help
Indianapolis Animal Care Services (IACS) is facing a critical overcrowding crisis and is calling on the community for support. The shelter is currently operating at 104% capacity for dogs, with every kennel full and more animals arriving each day. You can help, learn more here:


Canine Companions service dog is boy's best friend
A young boy with cerebral Palsy finds love and companionship with his service dog from Canine Companions. See how Charlie helps the boy with daily tasks and motivates his development.


Cold outside, wild inside: why cats act different in winter
Wondering if your cat gets the winter blues or just flat out goes bonkers when the temps drop? You're not crazy and you're not alone. If your sweet little loaf suddenly turns into a parkour goblin, starts beefing with another cat, or acts bored but also offended, you’re not imagining it. Here’s the simple truth: winter shrinks your cat’s world. Less sunlight. Fewer smells. Fewer sounds. Fewer birds. And fewer “jobs.” As I shared during our most recent SuPURR Society gathering


IndyHumane, FACE to offer low-cost spay/neuter in February
In recognition of National Spay/Neuter Awareness Month this February, IndyHumane and FACE Low-Cost Animal Clinic are teaming up to provide even more affordable spay and neuter services for dogs and cats. Both facilities are committed to helping pet owners access high-quality care at a fraction of the cost of a traditional veterinary clinic, while also addressing the overpopulation crisis in our local community.
Grateful Rescue & Sanctuary - Muncie, Indiana
For some more interesting Grateful Rescue stories don't forget to visit Pet Pals TV. We update stories on a regular basis.
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