Milam Schultz had to give up his beloved companion Hot Rod to Berkeley Animal Care Services because he could no longer provide a good home for him. But he has visited his friend, who has not yet been adopted, regularly.
That bushy tail you saw scampering away near Ohlone Greenway? Yep, it’s probably a gray fox.
Coyotes are naturally timid but when they venture into urban settings they can worry local residents. Experts share insights on the dog-like wild animal.
The burial capped off a Thursday morning demonstration intended to raise awareness of animal abuse.
Communing and taking selfies with llamas and therapy dogs proved a popular way for students to decompress during a high-pressure time of year.
A mountain lion ventured onto UC Berkeley’s Clark Kerr Campus early Monday morning, authorities report.
Canine Officer Obi, a 14-month-old Springer Spaniel, started work last month as Cal’s new explosive-detecting dog.
The new Heyday book, by Berkeley native Oliver James, is part field guide, part coffee-table topper and part political call to action.
Two adult peregrines who have been living high above Cal for two years look like they are about to mate again. Last year the campus was riveted by the birth of two chicks.
Before his Feb. 1 appearance at the David Brower Center, we talked to Joe Riis, as well as a contributor to his new book, UC Berkeley’s Arthur Middleton.
UCPD says a UC Berkeley employee was walking on the pathway between Bowles Lot and Foothill Lot on Tuesday at 5 p.m. when she spotted a mountain lion cub.
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