This is strange and even scientists don't fully understand exactly how it happened, but a superbug outbreak from eyedrops available in Illinois has now somehow spread to dogs.
I have been fortunate to have had many dogs in my lifetime in Missouri. I also have no green thumb skills whatsoever and it's probably better that way as I've learned there are many common plants people keep in their homes in the Show Me State that are harmful to animals.
Missouri has a lot of bears and even more dogs. That's why a new video share seems to have the internet perplexed as to what one Missouri guy captured on video next to a road. Is it a big dog or a bear? You decide.
He sure was calm when it happened. That's all I can say about a Missouri guy who was approached by a black timber wolf in southern Missouri. He also has the video to prove it happened, too.
This is both heartwarming and enraging at the same time. A cleanup crew in Missouri was looking for locations in the St. Louis area this week when they found something awful and unexpected. It was a puppy that someone had thrown away. Fear not though as this is one Missouri puppy tale (or is that tail?) that has a very happy ending.
I know there's a date on the calendar that says "Spring". But, there are signs from nature that the real seasons are about to change in Missouri. Here are 7 favorites that you can watch for to be encouraged that the long cold winter is almost over.