The department has a one-of-a-kind animal assistance program "Pooches in Pines" which is run by one of its former officers.
Authorities stepped in to rescue the dog after it somehow ended up on a Martin County spillway about 12 feet below the canal's edge.
They say the burglar was inside their home for about 15 minutes after getting past their fence and through a side window.
Miami-Dade Animal Services said they are currently caring for more than 650 animals, putting them at capacity.
An 8-foot pet alligator was removed from a Philadelphia basement after its owners divorced. Now, he's heading to a South FL gator sanctuary.
A beleaguered Miami Lakes homeowner says the same two dogs returned to her home last month to kill one of her precious cats.
A litter of puppies and several adult dogs left abandoned in a vacated rental home are now safe and sound at Miami-Dade Animal Services.
Some four-legged survivors of Hurricane Fiona have made their way to South Florida after being rescued in Puerto Rico.
Krutous feared someone had taken the dog and worried because the dog has seizures and is on medication.
Tatkovic told CBS4's Peter D'Oench, "She called me telling me I don't know what happened to your dogs. Your dogs are dead."
Two German Shepherds were found all alone at Lori Wilson Dog Park in Cocoa Beach last month.
As many families have been feeling the pinch of inflation prices in their households, their beloved furry friends can be affected too.
Dixon said he received a call from a woman who knew where Morgan was.
Although they can't confirm, she says his injuries look like he was a bait dog.
TobyKeith, who lives in Palm Beach County with his owner, became the oldest dog at 21 years and 66 days old, said Guinness World Records.
“Canine infectious respiratory disease complex is like a canine flu or canine cold."
A pooch playing at a dog park fell off a seawall into the bay at Miami Beach. Watch video of 2 firefighters getting her safely back on land.
Currently, the center is at capacity with about 500 dogs and over 120 cats available in its network.
A dog chip company in Mississippi found her and called her owner.
“He is part of our everyday lives and it's like a big chunk of it is missing,” said Kathryn Nunez-Fucini, Stewie's owner.
The rabbit was found last week with a blow dart piercing its face.
Last Sunday, CBS4 News reported how they partnered with Greater Good Charities to make sure many animals were safe from the storm's path.
The calf was born on August 21st but has been in isolation to give it time to bond and ensure that it has a good healthy start to life.
“We will give them time to rest, get any vaccinations they need, and, hopefully, in five days they will be available for adoption."
The shelter hopes to have the animals available for adoption in the next 2–5 days.
When the eaglet fell, so did its sibling, which did not survive.
His story was shared in the news to seek donations to help with the expense of the cart and therapy which is in the thousands.
The driver of the car leaves and a confused German Shepherd is left standing in the middle of the roadway.
On Wednesday, Sophia Barrett, Teddy's mom, sent a video to CBS4 of Teddy taking his first steps since returning to Philadelphia.
Joel Waldman reports Teddy, a 6-year-old basset hound lab mix, served 3 weeks in Surfside as a crisis response canine.
After watching our story on Teddy, people have been calling and offering to find a private plane that would take him back home.
Teddy, brought in to comfort families and first responders during the Surfside condo collapse, is now in need of help himself.
A comfort dog ministry sent nine dogs to the Surfside condo collapse site to help first responders deal with the tragedy.
Phillips petitioned the court on behalf of her client who wanted to enter the building to get a pet prior to the demolition.
Animal advocates are concerned that animals are being left behind and are in need of rescue.
“Our mission is to provide emotional support to family and first responders,” said John Hunt with Crisis Response Canines.
Residents can call (833) 366-2642 to enter their pet in a database for rescue or care.
The dogs are working in challenging conditions, including excessive heat, smells of dust, glass, rebar, as well as human remains.
Panda the Pomeranian was returned safe and sound Tuesday night.
“He’s got a wonderful personality. He’s got a lot of stuff going for him."