The Humane Society of Utah honored one Salt Lake City dog owner that risked his life to save his dog. When Tyler Broberg’s house was engulfed in flames he went in to the burning home to save his dog Cash, suffering severe burns in the process.

For hours a brown pit bull lay on a sidewalk while people walked by and ignored him, thinking he was dead. The pit bull had been hit by a car and no one stopped to help until three LAPD officers came along and saved his life.

On Monday, after the President gives his acceptance speech he will participate in the Inaugural Parade. Joining him will be about 40 service dogs associated with Canine Companions for Independence, including Fenway a black Labrador retriever that has almost completed his training.

A diabetic man’s dog Sammy is being credited with helping police in South Strabane, Pennsylvania find the hypothermic and unresponsive man after he was involved in a car accident.

Oscar is a criminal no one can be mad at. The three-legged dog was caught on camera shoplifting from the Alary Dairy in Invercargill, New Zealand. Hundreds of people have been captivated with Oscar as requests to adopt him have flooded in.

A 60-year-old man was duck hunting with his dog on Tuesday when he fell through the ice. As the man waited in freezing water for 30 minutes until rescue crews could get him out his dog never left his side, keeping watch over his distressed owner

Every day when the bells ring out to mark the start of services at a church in Italy, Tommy is there. The German Shepherd used to attend mass with his owner Maria Margherita Lochi. Two months ago Lochi passed away and Tommy continues to attend mass without her, heartbroken and missing his companion.

Earlier this month the story broke of how a Navy family and their dog got separated when American Airlines told them the dog’s kennel was two inches too big to travel.

In what the Oregon Humane Society is calling the largest animal neglect case they have ever had 149 dogs and two cats in deplorable conditions, starving and suffering from neglect, were seized on Sunday night. The president of Willamette Valley Animal Rescue, 24-year-old Alicia Inglish, was arrested and charged with 120 counts of second-degree animal neglect and one count of tampering with evidence.