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Minnie is an adult female tabby who is spayed and up-to-date on vaccinations. She is super friendly and loves to be around people. Once you start petting her, her motor starts to run! She would love to find a forever home to share all of the love. Minnie is available through Heaven After Hell Rescue. Her adoption fee is $75.00. Adoptions include: Spay or neuter FIV/FELV test Age appropriate vaccines Rabies (if old enough) Age appropriate wormer Flea Preventative Heartworm preventative Microchip with registration For an application to adopt this pet, visit www.heavenafterhellrescue.org

Welcome to the Golden Dog Farm in the Green Mountains of Vermont. Producing organic maple syrup, honey, fruit, berries and nuts. A group of Golden Retrievers in the family inspired the Golden Dog Farm name - currently home to Dewey, Uncle Lenny, Mar and counting. Good Morning America's Will Reeve was lucky enough to get to go for a visit to report about it. https://goldendogfarm.com/

Helping abused, abandoned and neglected pets get the food they need is crucial to the well-being of these needy animals. The Grateful Rescue and Sanctuary recently was instrumental in helping to distribute an enormous amount of pet food to other rescues and shelters. Join Patty as she talks to Pamela Terhune about why this networking is beneficial to all, especially those critters in need. GratefulRescue.org https://saturnpetcare.us/

With special training, lots of love and patience, a former shelter dog becomes a highly effective Police Dog. Now this canine is saving lives working on the front lines. Renne Jameson takes a 'bite out of crime' with this story!

Our Kitty Correspondent answers some of your feline questions like 'How do I get my current cats to like my new kitty?' KJ knows her subject 'purr-fectly' well and gives you some great advice.

Gadget Guy is back and this time the topic is health, happiness and KITTY LITTER! So get ready to take notes on this enlightening segment. Oh, and Stewie was the recipient of a pretty yummy treat. He certainly enjoyed his role as a TV taste-tester. GadgetGram.com

This week Patty Spitler, host of “Pet Pals TV,” joined News 8, along with Samantha Thompson and Mary Haefliger with the Indiana Canine Assistant Network. Indiana Canine Assistant Network is a local nonprofit that places service dogs with Hoosiers living with disabilities. According to its website, ICAN’s service dogs work to provide independence, break barriers, and help Indiana children, adults, and veterans overcome challenges.

Patty Spitler, host of “Pet Pals TV,” was joined by Greg Anderson, a K-9 owner and handler, and Pico, a retired K-9 officer on WISH-TV News in Indianapolis. Anderson tells Patty more about the Central Indiana K-9 Association and how it helps K-9s, as well as talks about the infamous “bite suit.”

Pet lovers across the country enjoy Pet Pals TV each week! Pet Pals TV is hosted by host Patty Spitler and a team of pet-loving reporters and photojournalists. The weekly lifestyle program is celebrating its 14th season of sharing heartwarming pet stories that celebrate the bond between animals and people. YTA TV is a television network that offers a variety of original programs covering topics for viewers encompassing talk, sports, cooking, news, movies, comedy and more. Formerly known as YouToo America, YTA TV is available on Spectrum Cable, Roku App, several streaming services and 37 broadcast TV affiliates. Pet Pals TV is powered by Indy AVP Productions, Inc., an independent production company with offices located at WISH-TV in Indianapolis.

Their nickname is “worm tongue” and that's because these mammals use their tongue to extract thousands and thousands of insects from the ground. Silly Safaris joins Patty for a personal look at an anteater, and she gets to pet this sweet baby! What a tongue! (On the anteater, not Patty!)watch” TV! Swinging! SillySafaris.com

They are one of the great apes! Learn more about chimpanzees and how The Indianapolis Zoo is creating the largest chimpanzee habitat in the country that will open on Memorial Day weekend. Patty talks to the zoo’s CEO/president, Dr. Rob Shumaker, about this exciting event. And, yes, she gets up close and personal with a chimp named Sue! This is “must watch” TV! Swinging! More information at: IndianapolisZoo.com

Helping each other! Prisoners at the Pendleton Correctional Facility work with cats who have been abused and neglected, and essentially not adoptable. The inmates offer the cats love and attention so they can find homes, and in the process the inmates learn about a good work ethic, responsibility and how to feel empathy, according to the facilitators. This is important in terms of how they behave within the prison and when they get out. Renee Jameson has this important story.