Animal rescue

Police officers swear an oath to protect the community in which they serve. And that includes looking out for animals, and in this case ducks.

A Lansing-area farm sanctuary is hosting a one-of-a-kind fundraiser this Valentine's Day - name a mealworm after your shady ex, and feed it to a hungry chicken!

You hear stories about someone being at the right place at the right time and saving someone whose choking. But I bet you've never heard a story like this.

Lansing, Michigan's Fire Department went above and beyond by saving a tea party and a family's snake who'd become trapped in a cup handle.

The animals were living in "highly unsanitary conditions" according to animal control officers.

This upcoming event will be BISSELL Pet Foundation's biggest one yet!

Thanks to Animal Control, Allegan Police, and the Wayland Fire Department, a horse is safe after being trapped in an icy pond.

What an incredible story! You may want to have tissues handy for this one.

This four-year-old pup is about to hit his 1-year mark in the Allegan County Shelter.

They brought the animals up north, so they'll have more room for rescues during the storm.

Not only was it a rescue, but good training as well.

There are a lot of ways to make a point. None of them should ever include putting defenseless animals at risk. Some butt-hurt jerk in Washington D.C. mailed his ex-girlfriend a box of 15 fluffy, baby chickens, with the note "There are a lot of chicks out there" attached. I mean. I get it. But it's not  funny, considering what could have happened to the chicks. Also, since when can you ma