The actress and singer has always had shelter pets because "so many need homes" Selena Gomez’s dogs may be from all different places, but they have one thing in common: All five are rescues, brought ...

Theresa Strader walked into Mo's House on a recent Tuesday afternoon and headed for the kennel where Bella and Izzy the schnauzers awaited her. "Hi girls. You're such good little girls," she cooed at ...

The Delhi government has rejected reports about an order regarding the deployment of school teachers to count stray dogs ...

ROCHESTER — Tyler Kolander and Izzy Waite love dogs. The husband and wife duo has a pair of cats, too, a fluffy boy named Dusty who lived under a shed near their old townhouse then followed them to ...

The Delhi government has clarified that no school teachers have been deployed for counting stray dogs in the city. The ...

'Our work not only shows that dogs use a similar part of their brain to process numbers of objects as humans do — it shows that they don't need to be trained to do it' You can save this article by ...

THINK you know how old your dog is? Well Dogs Trust tells us we’ve been counting it wrong! While we are all used to believing there are seven dog years in one human years, the experts at the animal ...

Dogs spontaneously process basic numerical quantities, using a distinct part of their brains that corresponds closely to number-responsive neural regions in humans, finds a study at Emory University.

Delhi government denies AAP's claim about teachers counting stray dogs, accusing the party of spreading misinformation for ...

"The Aam Aadmi Party tweeted throughout the day yesterday and ran a campaign that Delhi's teachers will now count stray dogs. The AAP is continuously spreading such lies. Their entire politics is ...

When it comes to food, our canine friends don't typically have a high level of restraint. But now a calorie-counting app is available for dog owners who just can't say no to their canine friends, to ...

Dogs spontaneously process basic numerical quantities, using a distinct part of their brains that corresponds closely to number-responsive neural regions in humans, finds a study at Emory University.