Animals

Don't let anyone tell you moose don't like their pictures taken.

From brookies to cutties, these are Grand Junction's favorite kinds of trout.

Construction has come to a halt at Highlands Ranch as they were using the heavy equipment they uncovered dinosaur bones.

These five animals are making a comeback, thanks to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

There are a dozen burros that were released and are now roaming around Cripple Creek freely until October.

Have you ever thought about being a Foster parent to a cat? How about cats in the plural? A Grand Junction shelter is seeking Foster families for several homeless animals.

This is how Colorado Parks & Wildlife and the National Park Service is re-establishing our native Rio Grande cutthroat trout here in Colorado.

Although Pallas's cats don't lay eggs, it's still protecting the egg.

24-year-old Stephen Swett was charged with two counts of cruelty to animals when his puppy named Kayle had multiple injuries.

The search has intensified for a Grand Junction dog named Walter