Two University of Buffalo football players have been charged with animal abuse … after prosecutors said they were seen on video earlier this month beating a 4-year-old miniature Poodle with a leather belt.
According to the Erie County District Attorney’s
An animal cruelty case has claimed the lives of 160 dogs in Mantua and Parma, but there’s a happy ending for at least one of the dogs.
Eastlake resident Larisa Trolli said she adopted Wren from Parma Animal Shelter, and
OLIVE TWP. — A Holland-based no-kill animal rescue organization will celebrate a decade of serving the community with a 10-year celebration party Sunday, June 25.
BestPals Animal Rescue Center first opened in 2013 and takes in owner surrendered and transferred
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Summer can be fun but also hot for rabbits.
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Rabbits are very active animals who love spending time outside in the summer and running around the house. Exercise is necessary, but if it’s
The Portage Animal Protective League’s Humane Investigations Department found the dogs after executing a search warrant last week.
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In 1980 I visited the zoo in a major US city and found row after row of bare concrete boxes with jailhouse-style bars occupied by animals from around the world.
On April 15, the Pennsylvania Game Commission voted to weaken existing regulations, allowing wild animal exhibitors to sell public contact experiences with most wildlife. PGC voted to prioritize profit-making over public safety and animal welfare.
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A Texas woman experienced quite the surprise when she rescued an injured animal last month.
The story started with a call about a lemur on May 30, the City of San Antonio Animal Care Services said.
The caller, whose animal
Drastically reduced human mobility during the 2020 Covid-induced lockdowns led to rapid changes in the movement behavior of some wild mammals, according to a new study.
The research, published last week in the journal Sciencesheds new light on how
KYIV — A woman who braved checkpoints and dodged shelling to care for abandoned pets during Russia’s occupation of her hometown is now warning about the recent flooding’s devastating impact on the region’s animals.
Iryna Tutyun told NBC News that
