Delaware hunters and trappers will have several new rules to know before heading into the field this year.
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The Delaware Division of Public Health Office of Animal Welfare has announced the arrest of a man after officials say they rescued 19 dogs from inhumane conditions at his Smyrna home.
A Worcester County woman has been convicted in a large-scale animal cruelty and theft scheme following an investigation that led to the seizure of dozens of animals last year.
A horse farm owner in Dorchester County has been charged with 100 counts of animal cruelty involving numerous horses, dogs, goats, and geese, according to court documents obtained by WBOC.
A proposed law making its way through the Delaware General Assembly would increase the legal penalties for repeat animal cruelty offenders and even prohibit a person from owning an animal for the rest of their life after two felony violations.
The Cambridge Police Department has announced the arrest of a man who they say threw a cat into a traffic sign earlier this month.
The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) Office of Animal Welfare (OAW) has announced the arrest of two people after discovering 20 dogs allegedly kept in poor conditions at a Bridgeville home.
The Princess Anne Police Department has charged a suspect with multiple criminal offenses including animal cruelty after the suspect allegedly threw a dog in a dumpster.
Wild Turkey Hunting season is set to open in Delaware in April and will include a one-day youth and non-ambulatory hunt before regular season opens.