Cats

In New York, declawing will come with a $1,000 fine. Their law takes place immediately.

Cats both old and young, either shy or feisty, are learning how to transition out of shelter life and into healthy, safe homes, thanks to a nationwide program in which one Mercer County nonprofit has been participating this spring.

Pet leasing, a recent trend critics call deceptive to consumers, would be prohibited in New Jersey under a bill endorsed by an Assembly committee.

A cat got it's head stuck in a mayo jar. It was rescued, but what if no one was there to help? We should be limiting mayo capacity so it doesn't happen again.

I'm not even a cat person but I want to jump right through the screen, hit the emergency stop button.

Guess what lunacy is back in play in Trenton? The legislation that would criminalize declawing a cat.

The Doyle family is looking for a new dog. They are also battling a mouse problem. Is there a breed out there that could solve both problems?

Residents in Paterson were shocked recently when an exotic cat was seen roaming the streets. Jeff Deminski reminds us this is not the fist time a strange pet has made news in NJ.

New Jersey could become the first in the nation to make it illegal to declaw cats, with exceptions for medical purposes.

It's one thing to house train your cat, but have you ever considered toilet training?