What's Happening in Philly? 

The grief and depression that comes from the loss of a pet are very real, but there are many ways to work through it.

COVID-19 had millions of us feeling lonely and isolated. For many, owning a pet was a way to feel that connection again.

Adopt, don’t shop – leaving shelters with an open kennel could be the chance to save an animal from unnecessary euthanization. 

After years of facing an animal population crisis, three Philadelphia shelters decided to do something about it.

With a steady save rate of 98% these past two years, Morris Animal Refuge has every right to call itself a no-kill shelter – but it doesn’t.

I spoke with Alisa Rubenstein, Lifesaving Manager at the Morris Animal Refuge, to learn more about the shelter's history and animal welfare.

A discussion about animal welfare, homelessness, and poverty with Laura Houston of the Animal Welfare Association in Voorhees, New Jersey.