Livestock wasn't the only evidence removed last week from a Wrightstown dairy farm as part of what is being called the largest animal cruelty and neglect investigation in recent Bucks County memory.

AMORY – The Amory Police Department and North Mississippi Narcotics Unit seized marijuana plants, indoor cultivation equipment and marijuana seeds June 20 stemming from a separate search warrant ...

Pet poisonings involving marijuana – specifically, the ingestion of pot via bong water or edibles – are on the rise, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. NBC ...

Bucks County, Pa., is looking into what the area’s Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) says is the largest animal cruelty case they’ve ever seen. Over 120 animals were removed from ...

Washington State University veterinarians are highlighting the dangers of marijuana poisoning in household pets after a ferret showed up at the emergency clinic fighting for her life. Vanilla the ...

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is reporting a spike in marijuana poisoning or marijuana toxicity among animals, saying online marketing of edible marijuana and ongoing ...

NEWSWATCH SEVEN. DOUGLAS COUNTY DEPUTIES SAY A DRUG BUST LED THEM TO ANIMAL REMAINS IN A SOUTHWEST OMAHA HOME. DEPUTIES SERVED A SEARCH WARRANT AT A HOUSE NEAR 96TH AND WEST CENTER TODAY. THAT’S LESS ...

Church Point police arrested a man in connection to an animal fighting ring. Several animals, including chickens and one dog, were found dead when police showed up to an active and ongoing fight, ...

A flood emergency is underway in western Washington as a second surge of rain is causing rivers across the region to rise. by Chris Daniels, KOMO News Senior Reporter SEATTLE — Doctors are warning ...

Opioid overuse has become a nationwide epidemic in the United States. Encompassing a wide variety of narcotics like codeine, oxycodone, and hydrocodone, opioids, while serving a medical use, are ...

NBC News reports that, according to the ASPCA’s Animal Poison Control Center division, calls reporting pet poisonings by marijuana have increased by 30 percent since 2009, from 213 calls that year to ...