Views 0 NEW MEXICO (KRQE) â The New Mexico Department of Health has confirmed that two bobcats have tested positive for rabies in New Mexico. One case was detected in Grant County, and the other was in Sierra County.
Views 0 ROSWELL, N.M. â If youâve ever adopted a pet, you know by law, pet owners are required to have their pets spayed and neutered. Itâs usually part of the adoption process.  Now, the Roswell Animal Shelter is handing that responsibility to the owners.
Views 3 PLACITAS, N.M. â So far, 47 dogs and five horses have been found in what the sheriff calls a hoarded house in Sandoval County. Sheriff deputies say it was a three-bedroom home in Placitas.
Views 0 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. â Earlier this month, we told you about Kwane Stewart, the Albuquerque native whose free veterinary care received national attention. Now, the Street Vet has a new title â Hero of the Year
Views 0 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. â A mysterious and potentially deadly illness continues to infect dogs nationwide, so New Mexicoâs top veterinarian is warning dog owners what to look out for. The disease reportedly starts with a persistent cough that could last for weeks, and then the dog gets lethargic and
Views 0 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. â The âPaws in the Penâ program at the state penitentiary in Santa Fe brings in pups to be teamed up with inmates. For eight weeks, 14 inmates will train seven rescue dogs from the Española Humane Society â but the dogs arenât the only ones
Views 0 The Animal Welfare Department is looking for people in Albuquerque who are willing to foster shelter animals. The Animal Welfare Department is reaching out to the public because their typical foster resources have already been used due to the number of animals being surrendered, according to Valerie Greif, a
Views 0 NEW MEXICO (KRQE) â PETA is condemning the Spring River Zoo in Roswell. Theyâve spoken out after four animals were mauled by dogs. Itâs been one week since three dogs dug their way into the zoo and killed three barbary sheep and a wallaby.
Views 0 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M â Puppies are changing lives inside a prison in New Mexico. The program is called âPaws in the Penâ and itâs proving to be beneficial on so many levels.
Views 0 The cityâs Animal Welfare Department will now be directed to donate animal tissue from spay-and-neuter clinics to the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center for biomedical research, after a resolution unanimously passed during the Monday, Nov. 21 Albuquerque City Council meeting.
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