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If you’re wondering whether you can have pets in apartments in New Hampshire, the honest answer is: it depends almost entirely on your landlord.
Bringing home a new puppy and finding out days later that she has a serious infection or a hidden birth defect is a gut punch few pet owners are prepared for.
New Hampshire may be one of the smallest states in the country, but its forests, wetlands, rivers, and coastal habitats support a surprisingly wide range of wildlife — including dozens of species on the brink of disappearing.
If you’ve been curious about hedgehog ownership laws in New Hampshire, you’re not alone.
If a neighbor’s cat keeps wandering into your yard, you might be wondering whether the law is on your side — or on the cat’s.
A dog bite can happen in seconds — even with a well-trained, friendly dog — and the legal consequences in New Hampshire can follow you for years.
New Hampshire is home to a thriving black bear population, and every spring, thousands of these animals wake from their winter sleep and begin moving across the landscape in search of food.
New Hampshire may be one of the smaller states in the country, but when it comes to trout fishing, it punches well above its weight.
New Hampshire may be one of the smaller states in the country, but its bass fishing is anything but small.
Spring in New Hampshire is genuinely beautiful — the birches leaf out, the maples flush green, and the White Mountains shake off their winter quiet.
New Hampshire doesn’t hand you a single rulebook when it comes to rooster crowing.
New Hampshire may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of snake country, but the Granite State is home to more snake activity than many residents realize.
New Hampshire is one of the most tick-dense states in the country — and if you spend any time outdoors in the Granite State, that’s something worth taking seriously.
New Hampshire has no statewide ban on owning goats, but that doesn’t mean you can simply bring a herd home without doing your homework first.
New Hampshire’s 85% forest coverage makes it one of the most densely wooded states in America, creating ideal habitat for diverse wildlife throughout its mountains, lakes, and valleys.
You’re driving down a New Hampshire road when a deer suddenly jumps in front of your car.
New Hampshire’s forests and lakes draw plenty of visitors each year, but one creature you won’t encounter on your outdoor adventures is the coral snake.
New Hampshire’s summer evenings come alive with the gentle flutter of moths drawn to porch lights and moonbeams.
If you’re dreaming of having a furry, masked bandit as your next pet, you might be wondering about the legal hurdles in the Live Free or Die state.
You’re standing in your backyard with binoculars in hand, watching a small brown bird flit between branches.
