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Pet adoptions and fosterings have really taken off in Maine, with more and more people opting to give animals a second chance at a happy life. Whether you're into dogs, cats, rabbits, or even hamsters, shelters in Southern Maine have animals looking for both forever homes and temporary foster families.

If you’re a dog owner in Maine, you know your pup deserves some serious playtime. Luckily, Southern Maine is home to a fair amount of off-leash dog parks where your pup can roam free. According to Tripadvisor, these are 6 spots to let your dog stretch their legs and socialize.

A local tat shop called Dark Harbor Tattoo in Portland is returning this year for another round of Tats 4 Tails this October. Get a flash tattoo & your proceeds will be put towards the Animal Refuge of Greater Portland!

Can you help Fuzz find her way home?

More than a century ago, a keeper's dog became famous for ringing a fog bell at the Wood Island Lighthouse in Saco Bay.

Are you a dog person or a cat person?

Every dog is deserving of a loving home, and New Englanders especially love these breeds.

The Duke of Fun was interviewed by the Animal Welfare Society in Kennebunk, Maine.

A woman had to pull over on the side of I-95 because of a medical issue, and lost her purse.

It's a sad topic, but one we should discuss.

Luna, a 7-year-old coonhound/mix in Maine, has patiently been waiting at the Kennebec Valley Humane Society for her forever family. Is it you?

Can you help this beautiful stray pup?

A sweet three-legged Maine dog named Winnie is looking for his forever home, according to the Greater Androscoggin Humane Society.

What a crazy idea to think that anything in Maine is remotely dangerous. Turns out Maine is home to more than one deadly animal that can be found right in our own neighborhood.

May the cutest pooch win!

Are you kidding me?! As if following Barstool's Dave Portnoy new pitbull rescue story, Miss Peaches, couldn't get any better, New Hampshire is gonna go and beat us all to the double review we didn't know we needed.