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He was big, hairy and stuck in a SUV.
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State police say a driver from New York was killed on the \Northeast Extension after a deer went through his car windshield.
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A driver from New York was killed in this crash on the Pa. Turnpike's Northeast Extension Saturday after a deer went through his vehicle's windshield.
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An animal shelter in the Poconos is caring for a dog that was found beaten and tied to a tree.
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A western Pennsylvania man is upset that he had to pay $100 to claim the carcass of a bear he killed with his truck - but the Pennsylvania Game Commission routinely charges fees for keeping road kill animals.
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The Morris Animal Inn has workout options for dogs and cats, including fitness pools, treadmills, and even hurdles!
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After several brief sightings in the last two days wildlife officials managed to wrangle in an alligator lurking in a Berks County pond.
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An Indiana dog who became an Internet sensation after crashing a half marathon has won a medal - and an appointment with a veterinarian to nip his wandering ways in the bud.
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A man was bitten by a rattlesnake while trying to help a stranded turtle across Interstate 75 in South Florida.
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A Michigan charity that collects donated clothing, shoes and other items for low-income residents got a really old cast-off in a donation box: A mastodon tooth.
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An eastern Pennsylvania woman is hospitalized after being rescued from her burning home in a fire that killed about 20 of her pets.
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A 10-year old boy was injured after being attacked by a dog in South Philadelphia.
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Park-goers are being greeted by an unwelcome sight in Center City. Rats are making themselves at home in Rittenhouse Square.
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A Montana man who painstakingly gathered and reassembled parts of five $100 bills eaten by his golden retriever has been reimbursed by the U.S. Treasury for the "mutt-ilated" currency.
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Environmentalists say three local industrial facilities are killing large numbers of fish, and they are suing to stop it.
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Perhaps you have noticed more of them on the roads recently. We're talking about deer.
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Click play to watch the report from Action News' Matt O'Donnell
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A Delaware motorcyclist is under arrest after an alleged hit-and-run involving a horse.
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Residents of a Buffalo, N.Y., neighborhood plagued by skunk odors now know what caused the stink: Trapped critters that were shot and stored at a shuttered police station.
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If only all unwelcome bar guests were this obliging.
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A North Jersey condo is going to new extremes to catch pooper-scooper violators.
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A slow-speed chase is underway for Zip, a missing 50-pound pet tortoise.
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Man's best friend scares off would-be robbers in South Philadelphia
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Police say a dog's barking scared off some would-be robbers in South Philadelphia early Friday morning.
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Massachusetts senators are being urged to end their practice of keeping candy in their desks after mice searching for the treats also chewed the senators' microphone wires.
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It's a class for those who are scared of flying -- complete with Hollywood special effects.
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A puppy is back safe and sound with its Chester County family, and only Action News was there for the reunion.
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Experts at the Philadelphia Zoo have determined why a beloved gorilla died during a surgical procedure last month.
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Click play to watch the report from Action News
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Click play for details on how a protected species halted excavation work in Delaware
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What appears to be red honey is showing up in some Utah beehives and state officials say it may be coming from bugs feasting on candy cane byproduct.
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Their egg-laying days behind them, some 1,200 Northern California chickens are heading for a cozy retirement on the East Coast, where they will live outside of cages and have plenty of room to spread their wings.
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In a case that ruffled feathers in Egypt, authorities have detained a migratory bird that a citizen suspected of being a spy.
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Federal officials identified a virus Tuesday as the likely reason hundreds of bottlenose dolphins died along the East Coast, but they say there's little they can do to stop the deaths.
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