animal abuse

One of the owner's told police that he planned to shoot the dogs because he couldn't pay for veterinary care, Troopers said.

A New York veterinarian is facing several charges of animal cruelty after being accused of abusing a number of dogs and cats in his care.

Unknown suspects, driving a truck, discarded a presumed, deceased dog on the side of the road in the 100 block of Edison Street, in Syracuse. The deceased dog shows signs of prior abuse. Police are asking for your help in identifying the truck used.

After a cat was shot in South Utica, other cat owners have reached out to describe disturbing injuries to their own cats in the area. Is there something to be concerned about?

The CNY SPCA says there is "no evidence of abuse" after an investigation into the condition of three dogs in Utica captured on a video that's been widely shared on social media.

This dog, recently named Freddy, was found tied to a pole extremely emaciated with some type of injury or burn to his muzzle.

The Oneida County Legislature voted unanimously to establish an Animal Abuse Registry.

An email calling for action to ''save these dogs from their life of misery'' and to shut down a Utica animal shelter is being sent to local residents. What's your opinion?

Oneida County leaders have proposed an Animal Abuse Registry that would track those convicted of animal abuse.

Two beagle mix dogs were thrown from a moving vehicle on Interstate 81 in Cortland County and State Police are hoping for leads to track down those responsible.

The town of Le Roy in Western New York was the site of the abuse.

Good news, your favorite animal crackers are now cruelty-free. Or, at least they now look cruelty free at your favorite Central NY grocery store.