16+ hour, 28+ min ago (45+ words) Allison Zank, founder of Minou Le-Mew, shares the story behind Chunkles and "Miracle Nip." Local company wants to make sure your cat gets a little spoiled this holiday season Local company wants to make sure your cat gets a little spoiled this holiday season...

7+ hour, 31+ min ago (22+ words) The musicians bring a welcome mood change for the animals, visitors, and staff. Volunteer musicians play for animals at Anti-Cruelty shelter...

4+ hour, 53+ min ago (45+ words) Twin Cities animal shelters are overflowing with pets in need of a home. Ashley Grams takes a look at what's behind the surge in animal surrenders and where pet owners can find help. Why Twin Cities animal shelters are seeing a rise in pet surrenders...

4+ hour, 35+ min ago (389+ words) Updated on: November 24, 2025 / 11:18 PM CST / CBS Minnesota Animal shelters in the Twin Cities say increasing numbers of pet owners are surrendering their animals." "We've been seeing an uptick over the last couple years, but really, within the last two to three months, it's been absolutely out of control," said Kerry D'Amato, executive director of Pet Haven Rescue"in St. Paul." D'Amato said on Monday that they're not currently accepting surrendered pets. "We've had to shut down our surrender application and our surrender line because we are getting so many requests. So we close it and then we try to work through the requests," explained D'Amato. "Once we get through that list, we open it up again, but then we're inundated with requests."" Pet Haven Rescue is foster-based and was supporting nearly 400 animals on Monday, though D'Amato says their normal capacity…...