pet adoption

Meet Candy, Iberia Parish Animal Control's sweetest girl. Candy isn't at a "no-kill" shelter, so today might be her last day.

It was announced yesterday that they've reached no-kill status. This means that the shelter has saved the lives of 90% or more of the animals at the shelter.

Have you or the kids been wanting a pet? If so, today would be a great day to adopt a pet from a local animal shelter.

Vermilion Parish Rabies Animal Control is currently overcapacity and has put out an urgent plea for cat adoptions before Monday or animals will have to be put down.

Think about this: if you click the $20 Donation Link, that will cost you less than 6 cents per day over the next year.

This giveaway is in conjunction with Acadiana Animal Aid's 21st Annual Bark in the Park.

“Mister B” is a domestic short-hair tabby cat. He also weighs a whopping 26-pounds and is up for adoption. Road trip!

Todd Graves recently stepped up to the plate to help out an overcrowded rescue group in St. Louis called "Stray Rescue."

The Vermilion Parish Rabies Animal Control Center will hold a public adoption day on April 21, 2018.

The Adoption Day will be held at the Vermilion Parish Rabies/Animal Control Center, 11303 Pioneer Road in Kaplan from 10 AM to 2 PM.