Why dark-furred felines face longer shelter stays ahead of Halloween

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — As pet lovers celebrate National Black Cat Day during spooky season, animal welfare experts at C.A.R.E. Animal Rescue are working to dispel common myths and help local shelter cats find forever homes…

Story continues

Why dark-furred felines face longer shelter stays ahead of Halloween

TRENDING NOW

Woman With Nearly 36 Evictions Sentenced to 20 Years for Rowlett Rental Fraud That Cost Landlord Her Home

Video: Great white shark lunges at woman reaching to touch it off Tybee Island

Rockford native Susan Saint James, of ‘McMillan & Wife,’ ‘Kate & Allie,’ dies

Garth Brooks Cancels Kansas City Show After ‘Bots’ Flood Ticket Queue: ‘My Deepest Apologies’

A ‘never-ending’ cruise has halted operations and told residents to disembark in Cambodia after fuel costs rose over 300%

LATEST LOCAL NEWS

Missouri dental offices offer free care to eight veterans

Springfield, MO Halloween Weather Alert: 60% Rain Chance Oct. 31

Campaign finance reports show State Senate 30 seat worth $3.1 million

Police search for man allegedly assaulted and taken in van in Springfield

Springfield motorcyclist dies following Friday crash