U.S. Service Members Enjoy Happy Reunions with the Needy Cats They Rescued During Deployment
SPCA International’s Operation Baghdad Pups: Worldwide program helped Sgt. Arielle and Sgt. Marisol safely move their felines overseas. Go to full article:
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How Dogs Led the Way to Earli’s First Human Clinical Trials
Each year, more than 6 million dogs in the US will be diagnosed with cancer. In fact, about half of all dogs over the
Greyfriars Bobby and the dogs immortalised in statues
It is 150 years since the death of Greyfriars Bobby, the dog whose story of devotion has become known across the world.
Veterinarians face higher rate of death by suicide than general population
“I’ve always wanted to be a veterinarian, but I couldn’t have tolerated animals in pain and I couldn’t have euthanized them.” I
Pets’ welfare will be considered in divorce battles in Spain
Spain will consider a pet’s welfare when couples divorce or break-up from Wednesday in a legal shift that strengthens the case for couples obtaining shared
Why You Should Blink at Your Cat
Researchers experimentally tested the effects of blinking at cats on cats’ behaviors. Cats were more likely to blink at owners and strangers
Dogs may be able to tell difference between speech patterns, study finds
Dogs may appear to have selective hearing when it comes to commands but research suggests they are paying attention to human chit-chat.
Urgent warning for dog owners after another case of killer Alabama rot disease confirmed
Another case of a killer dog disease has been confirmed as owners are urged to look out for symptoms. The condition, ‘Alabama
Domestic Violence Affects Pets, Too
Researchers and public safety officials see a significant overlap between domestic abuse, intimate partner violence, and animal cruelty. New legislation and policies
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U.S. Service Members Enjoy Happy Reunions with the Needy Cats They Rescued During Deployment
SPCA International’s Operation Baghdad Pups: Worldwide program helped Sgt. Arielle and Sgt. Marisol safely move their felines overseas. Go to full article:
How Dogs Led the Way to Earli’s First Human Clinical Trials
Each year, more than 6 million dogs in the US will be diagnosed with cancer. In fact, about half of all dogs over the
Greyfriars Bobby and the dogs immortalised in statues
It is 150 years since the death of Greyfriars Bobby, the dog whose story of devotion has become known across the world.
Veterinarians face higher rate of death by suicide than general population
“I’ve always wanted to be a veterinarian, but I couldn’t have tolerated animals in pain and I couldn’t have euthanized them.” I
Pets’ welfare will be considered in divorce battles in Spain
Spain will consider a pet’s welfare when couples divorce or break-up from Wednesday in a legal shift that strengthens the case for couples obtaining shared
Why You Should Blink at Your Cat
Researchers experimentally tested the effects of blinking at cats on cats’ behaviors. Cats were more likely to blink at owners and strangers
Dogs may be able to tell difference between speech patterns, study finds
Dogs may appear to have selective hearing when it comes to commands but research suggests they are paying attention to human chit-chat.
Urgent warning for dog owners after another case of killer Alabama rot disease confirmed
Another case of a killer dog disease has been confirmed as owners are urged to look out for symptoms. The condition, ‘Alabama
Domestic Violence Affects Pets, Too
Researchers and public safety officials see a significant overlap between domestic abuse, intimate partner violence, and animal cruelty. New legislation and policies
