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When Chief (now Ben) was picked up by Jersey City Animal Control he was so frightened he managed to squeeze into a space underneath our kennels, and wouldn’t come...

Our relationship with Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary (ARWS) began on a cold, icy day 8 years ago when two sheep were spotted running on the NJ Turnpike. The pair, maybe...

When our animal control officers received a call from Bayonne about an injured bird we expected to find a sparrow or a crow—but instead, they found an osprey.  The...

Brian Bradshaw has a soft spot for black cats. Like their canine counterparts, black cats often languish longer in shelters, some combination of superstition and bad lighting in...

Lassie (now Lola) was an overbred black bulldog/Boston terrier mix with bad skin and nipples that hung to the floor. Moonlight (now Wilbur) had a...

Butterscotch was emaciated and near death when he was picked up by animal control in Jersey City. We wanted to do whatever it took to save...

At the Bayonne City Council meeting on Tuesday November 10^th, the Council unanimously voted on a mid-term termination of its animal control and sheltering contract with Liberty Humane Society...

The Liberty Humane Society returns to New York Live's Pet Project with four pups up for adoption.

Irene Borngraeber, executive director at Liberty Humane Society, joins Pei-Sze Cheng to talk about the organization and its involvement with the Clear the Shelter adoption event taking place Aug. 15 from 11 to 6 p.m.

Pets at the Liberty Humane Society got their first run in the park on Monday. Tracie Strahan reports.