Training a pet can be a rewarding process. It takes some time and patience, but it can also be a way to bond with your pet and help set you
Newton County Animal Services is taking measures to mitigate the short- and long-term effects of COVID-19 by following recommendations set forth by the National Animal Care and Control Association. To
With winter here, 911-Center employee Hillary Wilder is collecting blankets and towels to donate to Newton County Animal Control (NCAC) for shelter animals. If you are compelled to donate during
Barbet and Dogo Argentino Gain Full Recognition The American Kennel Club (AKC®), the world’s largest purebred dog registry and leading advocate for dogs, announced today that the Barbet and Dogo
With the start of a new decade just days away, it’s the perfect time to set New Year’s resolutions for a happier, healthier 2020. The start of a new year
Dog owners from around Newton County dressed up their dogs and brought them to Turner Lake Park on Thursday, Nov. 14 for the grand opening of Newton County’s newest dog
Newton County Animal Control celebrated a milestone as Holly, a Rottweiler, boarded a van to leave the shelter Wednesday afternoon. Holly is the 500th dog or cat to board a transport
The Newton County Animal Shelter will have a little more space when it opens its doors on new renovations and an expansion next year thanks to a generous gift from
Pet Parents Invited Oct. 26 to In-Store Festivities Nationwide Decking out the family in Halloween costumes isn’t just for humans. From cats and dogs to guinea pigs and even fish,
A very lucky girl from Loganville, GA has received her very own Diabetic Alert Dog. Ten year old Raelyn, along with her parents, have been dealing with her diabetes diagnosis