Whether shedding leaves, flying south or hibernating, every species has its own way of dealing with winter. But as the season ...

Our temperatures have continued to fluctuate, but our winter weather will eventually ... or “master gland,” prompting a reaction for animals to change their behavior by consuming more food ...

The surge in animals is tied to the harsh winter conditions ... "When we see an animal that was maybe struggling or has been here for a long time, and they get adopted, it's what keeps us going.

Some creatures hibernate or migrate, but some (like us) stick out the harsh weather. Food is scarce and these animals can ...

Pets that are old, very young or with medical conditions like diabetes can struggle to regulate their body temperature making them especially venerable, according to Charleston Animal Society.

Stepping back and letting animals’ winter instincts to take over is the best way to help wild animals. Providing with food at any time of the year teaches them to associate being fed with humans ...