Pets

At around 6:20 this morning, May 29, the Missoula Fire Department dispatched three engine companies, a ladder company and the Battalion Chief to a structure fire at 1633 Idaho Street.

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In past years yellow ribbons were used to commemorate soldiers away at war and could be seen on almost every street. They were tied to trees, fences, mailboxes and even cars. However, today that yellow ribbon has a new meaning. Yes, thanks to The Yellow Dog Project, you can now see yellow ribbons tied to dog leashes all across the United States.

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The parents of 5-year-old Scotty Meyer, who suffers from autism, were fear stricken when they realized their son had disappeared. The family officially reported him missing midday last Tuesday, convinced that he had slipped out of the house while their air conditioning was being repaired. Fortunately, he was found the next morning thanks to the help of one furry little guy on four legs — an 8-year-old Golden Retriever named Autumn.

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Share your opinions on lawn pies in Missoula.

Is your pet cute enough to be in a calendar?

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Whoever says the news doesn’t print enough good news these days needs to see these photos of a victim of the recent tornadoes finding the dog he lost in the storms.

Greg Cook of Limestone County, Ala. lost a lot dur

Lora O'Conner the director of the Humane Society of Western Montana shared this story with me.

This is Missy. She has been at the shelter for over a year now. She has her own Facebook page (Let's Get Missy Ado

Halloween can be a fun  and lively time for children and adults. It is important for pet owners  to remember that the holiday can be more scary than amusing for your  pets. Humane Society of Western Montana’s Director Laura O’ Connor recommends these tips during the spooky season…

• Keep your pets safely indoors, away from trick-or-treaters and other Halloween activities.
• Make