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Jason Weed talks about Appalachian Tails, and his upcoming hike to benefit 'Almost Home Rescue.'

Hodor is a sweet boy!  Look for videos of Hodor later this week or stop by the Kennebec Valley Humane Society and meet him yourself. Hodor Age: 1 1/2 years old Breed: Mastiff mix Gender: Neutered male Restrictions: In need of obedience training- can be jumpy and very mouthy ...

Do you dress your pets up for Halloween? Check out some of these cute furry friends who are all ready for tricks and treats!

It's a wonderful fundraiser for the Kennebec Valley Humane Society this Sunday, October 22. It's the 'Kibbles and Bids Auction' at the Augusta Country Club, Route 202 in Manchester.

We are all dog lovers on the Moose Morning Show, so when I stumbled on this site, we had to try it out!

Jessica Clark from Gardiner Main Street joined the Moose Morning Show to talk about this weekend's 8th Annual Gardiner 'Barks in the Park!'

Roadhouse Lou, longtime supporter of the Kennebec Valley Humane Society, and former member of the Moose Crew, is helping us celebrate our 30th Anniversary, by bringing back a huge fundraiser.

Christopher Walters is the founder of the 'The Christopher D. Walters Second Chances Fund.' This fund provides care for animals who need expensive surgeries and other medical procedures and a lot more. He joined Hillary Roberts, Executive Director of the Kennebec Valley Humane Society, on the Moose Morning Show, talking about the 24th Annual Mutt Strut and 5K. The event is this Saturday, May 27, o

Support the Kennebec Valley Humane Society Saturday, May 27 at their 24th Annual Mutt Strut and 5K on the beautiful Kennebec River Rail Trail, right near the KVYMCA.

Francois Roodman is the animal control officer for the city of Augusta and is one of the driving forces behind the Winter Fun Day at the Augusta Dog Park this (Feb. 19) Sunday. All dogs and families are welcome! It's a great chance to check out the dog park and to meet members of the dog park committee and have fun...

Yes... Maine DOES have a pet tax! We had no idea!

This popped up on my facebook timeline today, from 2 years ago. I have to share again.

Forcing audiences to watch a movie in which a dog lives, finds true happiness, and then dies over and over again would’ve been an act of sadism all on its own. But the crew of the upcoming family film A Dog’s Purpose have recently been outed as sadists of another, more stomach-churning sort. TMZ posted a shocking video from a second-unit shoot for the film in which an animal handler forces a reluctant German Shepard into rushing waters, the dog begins drowning, and handlers rush to retrieve the animal amid cries of “cut it! cut it!” PETA has already called for a boycott of the film, with the most shame heaped upon the industry supplier Birds & Animals Unlimited, and the rest of the fallout has been swift.

There is nothing like a warm greeting when you get home from work. I get one every day from my dog, Oden. Okay, all he really cares about is getting a treat, but I'll take it.

Is there a person in your family who snores very loudly... and it's so obnoxious that you can't sleep?

Surfing through YouTube earlier, this video showed up in the sidebar as "recommended for you." YouTube must know me, because I love these pet videos. This a great compilation of the best of 2016 guilty dogs. Could you get upset at that face...