animal cruelty

Reports say that a Florida man has been arrested after allegedly shooting and killing his neighbor. After some investigating, authorities found that the incident all stemmed from the victim's cat going into the alleged shooter's yard.

St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Deputies and St. Landry Parish Animal Control executed a search warrant on Thursday after receiving a tip that a homeowner was allegedly in violation of the parish's cruelty ordinance.

The women were reportedly heading to Oregon to open an animal rescue facility.

Arrested in the case was Gary James Goulas, 55, of Breaux Bridge. He has been charged with 8 counts of aggravated cruelty to animals.

House lawmakers have passed a bill to make animal cruelty a federal felony.

It is believed someone picked limes off of the tree near Ruffino's and pummeled the duck until it was dead.

The St. Tammany Parish Sherrif's Office has arrested three people, a woman, and two teens after a dog was found last week with his two hind legs possibly sawed off.

The atrocity occurred on June 1st at the Old Basile Highway Bridge over Bayou Des Cannes. A reward is being offered for information on the person responsible.

Watch the video and tell us what you think: should the postman be arrested on animal cruelty charges?

After Gypsy would not retrieve 3 ducks that the hunter downed, the hunter turned his gun on the dog and shot it twice.

two of Florida's finest have reintroduced the bill that would make horrible acts of animal cruelty and bestiality a felony under federal law.

The St. Martin Parish Sheriff's Office is asking your help finding whoever is responsible for the shooting deaths of four dogs at a camp in Stephensville.

UPDATE: Zeus is still in need of donations. He is a victim of a domestic dispute and was found emaciated and could use some help in getting him back to health.

UPDATE - Youngsville Sheriff Rickey Boudreaux says the woman has been identified and that the animals are safe and sound.

asked to call the Acadia Animal Control Department at 337-788-1073

A reward of $3,000 has been offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the beheading of a baby goat.

Lafayette Animal Control Supervisor Virginia Lee said this is the second complaint she's received against the business this year.