Volunteers spent months caring for a neglected herd of cattle in Sanford, Florida, alerting authorities multiple times about malnourished animals, including a pregnant cow. Despite repeated warnings, local officials and the Florida Department of Agriculture consistently found no evidence of criminal neglect, though best ranching practices were questioned. This ongoing struggle culminated in the deaths of a mother cow and her calf, prompting further scrutiny of the property owner and the hospital that owns the land. Both the property owner and hospital did not respond to requests for comment as authorities pledged continued monitoring.

Paws & Claus will feature dogs and cats available for adoption, along with local animal organizations ready to help you find the perfect companion.

We’re coming to you from Seminole County Animal Services, where the focus is on some of their sweetest, most deserving residents — senior dogs.

News 6 is contacting Animal Services to ask how long the owner has until the dog is removed, how long an owner is allowed to leave a pet alone inside a house, and under which conditions.

All of the adoptions at this event are sponsored by local businesses and community leaders, which means anyone who adopts a dog or cat during the event will not pay an adoption fee.

The division manager of Seminole County Animal Services has resigned amid mounting criticism of a since-halted pet diversion program.

Seminole County Animal Services has halted its "diversion" program designed to give people resources instead of just surrendering their pets.

After experiencing two major animal cruelty cases within the last year, Seminole County Animal Services found themselves full of dogs and cats needing their forever home.

Of course there are many amazing adoptable cats and dogs, but we're also talking about a pretty big event taking place this Saturday.

Over a dozen animals that were seized during an animal abuse case in Altamonte Springs are now up for adoption through Seminole County Animal Services.

Seminole County Animal Services hopes to clear its shelters which are nearing capacity by lowering adoption fees.