Animals

A Colorado dog, who's name is Sundance, delivers groceries to his elderly neighbor every day.

Here's what it's been like fostering Thin Mint the 14-pound shelter dog, according to Matt Spinelli.

Meet Vinny the vineyard cat, who spends his days lounging on grapevines.

Grand Junction residents are asking a pressing question: What about our pets? In response, pet supply stores are offering curbside pickup, and in some cases, delivery.

From alpacas to kangaroos, here are the exotic pets that you can own in Colorado.

You wouldn't by any chance happen to have an old clothes dryer lying around? Grand Junction's Roice-Hurst Humane Society is in need of one.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has repeatedly warned the public about not giving food to wildlife, but we keep on doing it.

If you're wanting to get your pet spayed or neutered check with one of the participating veterinarians and you can get the procedure done for $25.

You've seen it a million times in humans.

As the weather begins to get nicer, where do you like to take your dogs in Grand Junction other than the dog park?