A St. Louis Circuit Court judge convicted a 41-year-old East St. Louis woman accused of animal abuse for her involvement in injuring a pit bull puppy in November 2012.

Photographs covered the walls at the Humane Society of Missouri Sunday, showing both the sad face of animal cruelty and the compassion of those who work to stop it.

We have another update on Trooper, the dog that was dragged down Interstate 55 in November.

Monday is a big day for Trooper, the puppy that was dragged down Interstate 55 in November.

Wednesday is "Love Your Pet Day" and no other pet has been loved over the past few months than one puppy at the Humane Society of Missouri.

The Humane Society of Missouri released a YouTube video on the Team Trooper Facebook page Thursday of the puppy playing tug-of-war with another dog named Daisy.

His future looks very bright and he's developed a team of admirers and supporters from around the world. He's getting cards and treats from as far away as Afghanistan and Australia. He also has his own Facebook page with more than 12,000 followers.

An arrest has been made in the case of the dog that was unknowingly dragged down I-55 in November.

A puppy severely injured after being dragged behind a truck last week is improving slightly.

The Humane Society of Missouri is offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to the conviction of an animal abuse suspect.

When it came time to fence in their backyard, the Larsh family opted for an electronic one. It not only cost less than a traditional fence, it promised to keep the family's dog safe and secure.

Angela Porter of Pinole, California doesn't know the original name of the puppy she rescued.

The mystery behind the latest dog to make headlines after trying to help a fellow pooch may be over.