Pets

There's not a whole lot to do when you live in the country. It was really only a matter of time before somebody came up with this idea, and then only a short amount of time after that for somebody to film it and put it on YouTube.

Every Friday morning we visit with folks from the Humane Society of Angelina County and we feature pets who are looking for a home with a family to love.

This pig rates right up there with Wilbur from Charlotte's Web and Babe from....well, Babe.

I'm not quite sure what the chameleon is trying to accomplish with the stream of water, but whatever it is, it's hilarious.

We can't tell if Mudd the dog loves the trampoline or really hates it. On the one hand, he's barking at it like he can't stand it. On the other hand, SOMERSAULTS!!

As a part of my day, I am asked to provide you, the listener/reader, with inspiring and entertaining content.  In an effort to ensure the cultivation of a well rounded and thoughtful listening base I humbly submit the following video.

A trip to the dentist isn't necessarily considered a pleasurable experience, but one that is "tolerated".  It's the same if you're a dog and your dentist is a raccoon.

They bark, they purr, but most of all, they love. Check out the pets of the week from the Humane Society of Angelina County who are 'Looking for a Home'.

The "Rat-Race" is nomenclature for the hectic experience many of us call life.  But, here is a question.

"He can talk to the animals..." How did that song go?  Oh well, even if you don't understand what is being said it's nice to have a chat with a Sea Otter.

Lady Antebellum‘s Hillary Scott is now the proud mama of two adorable dogs. The accomplished songstress showed off the newest member of her family — a fluffy doodle named Baker — via social media this weekend before popping back into the recording studio on Monday (Aug. 27).

The new lion cub at the Ellen Trout Zoo has a name! It’s been a summer of births at the zoo, with several intriguing new babies born. The lion cub has been named Sango. The city says the name has meaning – Sango is the Yoruba god of lightning and thunder. We’ve got a chance to catch a sneak peak at the little lion cub this weekend, but we’ll have to be on our toes.