For nearly three decades, photographer Joel Sartore has traveled the globe for National Geographic magazine. Joel has embarked on a new project: The National Geographic Photo Ark, a photographic archive of 12,000-plus animal species currently in human care. So far, he has captured images of 9,000 species.
Several deployments later, and still mourning the loss of a cat, this family found the love of a pet again.
Gracie Jagler turned her love for dogs into a successful start-up.
Prayer helped this first-time dog mom and her pug through many challenges in life.
Their calico cat taught them about the importance of having faith that Easter morning.
Their Dalmation disappeared after a tornado. Six years later, they had almost given up hope.
Guideposts Editor-in-chief Edward Grinnan discusses the spiritual blessings that pets can bring to our lives and introduces the magazine’s new annual devotional for animal lovers, All God’s Creatures.
Nanook is known to disappear for days at a time in the wilderness
Meet Nanook, an Alaskan husky who’s more than just a pet—he’s a canine hero.
Stories of dogs who served in war.
Camille Licate never thought her rescue rooster Bree would lead her on a new path
She was having a hard time letting go of her kids, until this cardinal couple showed her the way
