In October and November alone, Anne Dubé of Rosie Animal Adoption says 16 new puppies were adopted.

Since the virus emerged, there have been reports of animals testing positive for the coronavirus across the world, including dogs, ferrets, cats, and several tigers and lions.

While COVID-19 is predominantly a human disease, human-to-pet transmission can occur but appears to be rare.

A COVID-19 test for your animal, dog or ferret costs about $200 and is the responsibility of the pet owner, according to an Okanagan veterinarian.

Calgary non-profit Parachutes for Pets is answering an urgent call from pet owners who are struggling to feed their animals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Two pet cats in New York recently tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

Temporary pet food banks will launch in Kitchener and Stratford, Ont., next week in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

A Calgary veterinarian is reassuring pet owners that essential services for their pets will continue despite the COVID-19 pandemic.