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Famous people—and animals—have influence, and that influence is emerging everywhere. On the hill, a new caucus was launched to strengthen the bond between people and animals. In the skies, American Airlines has added pet cabins. Out of the closet comes Lady Gaga's new pet clothing line. And on the way to jail, Chuck Blazer 'fessed up not only to taking bribes for the World Cup, but also to keeping an apartment in Trump Tower for his cats.

The Journal of the American Veterinary Medicine (JAVMA) recently asked veterinarians to share why they loved the veterinary schools they attended so much. The reasons for alumni devotion vary.

This video was shot at half-time during a 2014 Philadelphia Eagle's game. In honor of the Super Bowl this week, and all the Super Dogs out there, we share it with you.

On January 17, an Anglo-Saxon limestone carving of St. Peter, dating back to AD 1000, went on display at the Museum of Somerset, located in Taunton Castle, in Taunton, Somerset, England. The 18-by-17-inch sculpture had been discovered some time ago by Johnny Beeston, a stonemason, who had installed it in his rock garden and used it to mark the grave of Winkles, a stray cat he had adopted.

The NEWStat team, and all of us at AAHA, wish you a Happy Mew Year!

In anticipation that some consumers may receive drones for Christmas or Hanukkah, the FDA has published an owner's manual to insure safe flights. One consumer found an ingenious use of his drone.

'Tis the season for reindeer, but for Morris Animal Foundation (MAF), it’s a year-round occupation. In two current research studies, MAF is studying eye disease in reindeer and environmental factors linked to it. Reindeer also have a unique history in North America.

Welcome to the premise behind the burgeoning trend of cat cafes.

University of Sydney researchers have discovered how to tell whether a dog is pessimistic or optimistic, an ability they say holds some practical applications for canine welfare and training.

They say that laughter is the best medicine, but one Florida animal hospital is proving that laughter might also be the best marketing tactic. Eau Gallie Veterinary Hospital in Melbourne, Fla., has been receiving national media attention and increasing spay/neuter appointments with its signs displaying messages such as "No hump Wednesdays 10% off spay and neuter."