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While Florida gains notoriety as the epicenter of the shark trade in the United States, lawmakers there have advanced legislation that would ban the possession of shark fins

Rick and Morty are three months old, and they won’t be more than ten pounds, perfect for any apartment. Tomorrow at the Fountainbleu Hotel, they’ll be available for adoption; just email jossie@humanesocietymiami.org for more info.

Left with nowhere else to go after their shelters were deemed uninhabitable, more than a hundred animals have been taken out of Puerto Rico and relocated in the continental U.S., including in Broward County where they can be adopted on MLK Day. NBC 6’s Arlene Borenstein reports from Dania Beach.

Humane Society of Broward has taken in almost 30 pets from shelters in Puerto Rico who needed somewhere to go after being evacuated following a series of earthquakes on the island. NBC 6’s Arlene Borenstein reports.

Tracy Calvino of Pooches in Pines introduces us to Brock, who loves kids, running, other animals, and is ready to meet his forever home. Check out www.poochesinpines.com for more.

Walking our dogs helps keep their bodies fit, and their minds sharp.

Dr. Ian Kupkee and his costar Zohan talk about the importance of spending time outdoors with our fuzzy friends.

A koala that was born at Zoo Miami last year has finally emerged from its pouch, being named “Hope” by staff in honor of all the animals that have perished in the catastrophic wildfires in Australia. The koala’s birth took place on May 30th last year, Zoo Miami said in a tweet. It was the first time in nearly...