Phoenix pup is a 'Dirty Dogs' finalist in competition

A Phoenix dog is a finalist in a national contest called the Dirty Dogs. The organization helps get dogs adopted by giving them a makeover. One of the dogs is at the Arizona Humane Society, and her name is Bella, a 12-year-old miniature Poodle. Her owner had an illness and had to give her up. She was pampered with a grooming and bath, and her matting was removed. Afterward, she quickly found her forever home. Online voting runs through May 31. Click Seen on TV for the link.

Your guide to the 2024 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show

The 148th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at New York's USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center features over 2,500 dogs from 210 breeds competing for Best in Show, highlighting the event's status as America's top canine competition.

15 million bees contained after bee-laden truck crashes in Maine

A tractor-trailer carrying 15 million honey bees to pollinate blueberry fields overturned on a Maine highway, leading to emergency responses focused on bee containment and safety, with several responders, including the Fire Chief, getting stung multiple times.

Kitty up for adoption weeks after ceiling rescue: AHS

A seven-week-old female orange tabby is ready for her "purr-ever" home, over a month after she was rescued by crews with the Arizona Humane Society from the ceiling of an apartment in the East Valley.