Rescue Cat Goes From a Box Full of Dirt and Droppings to Pampered Life in a Stroller
The following story is a finalist in the Rescue to Royalty Challenge. Three grand prize winners will receive a $250 shopping spree, while a shelter of their choosing will be awarded $2,000 in cash and needed supplies! You can vote for your favorite story here through May 8! Henry was known as “Grimm” when he came to White Oak Animal Safe Haven with his brother in a box full of dirt and cat poop. The shelter told us he was biting and scratching like crazy when they tried to get him out of the box and had clearly been neglected....
Runt of the Litter Was Terrified of the Outdoors, Now She Can’t Walk Long Enough
The following story is a finalist in the Rescue to Royalty Challenge. Three grand prize winners will receive a $250 shopping spree, while a shelter of their choosing will be awarded $2,000 in cash and needed supplies! You can vote for your favorite story here through May 8! Koda was adopted in February 2022 from White Oak Animal Safe Haven. She was the runt of her litter and had a pretty bad eye infection, so she was already off to a rough start in her little world. PHOTO: JENNIFER CRUPIE When we went to meet her, she immediately bonded with...
50 Dog Breeds That Start With S: Pictures, Facts & History
The Federation Cynologique Internationale recognizes approximately 350 different breeds of dog globally, and when you take into account hybrids and popular crossbreeds, there are potentially thousands of different breeds. Every breed has its own unique story, background, and characteristics, as well as its own physical appearance. Below, we have listed 50 dog breeds that start with S. The list includes well-known purebred breeds, as well as some of the more common hybrids, and there are some rarer breeds that you may not yet be aware of. Dog...
Shaggy, Underweight Stray Found Wandering the Streets Becomes ‘Queen of All She Surveys’
The following story is a finalist in the Rescue to Royalty Challenge. Three grand prize winners will receive a $250 shopping spree, while a shelter of their choosing will be awarded $2,000 in cash and needed supplies! You can vote for your favorite story here through May 8! Toby had been Jim’s soulmate for 12-and-a-half years, and her departure had devastated us. He didn’t even want to think about another dog. I, on the other hand, could think of little else—Toby had taught me, the previously dog-clueless one, that only...
Air Pocket in a Dog’s Ear: Signs, Causes, Care & FAQ (Vet Answer)
VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Dogs’ ears can become swollen or puffy seemingly overnight. It may look like your dog’s ear has become filled with air, sometimes described as looking like a pillow. However, usually the swelling of your dog’s ear is not an air pocket, but actually a pocket filled with fluid. These swellings are called ear hematomas or aural hematomas and can occur in one or both of your...
Injured Labrador Puppy Discarded Like Trash Finally Gets Care He Needs
Your donations of pet supplies through Greater Good Charities’ GOODS Program are transforming the lives of pets, like Tate. The Labrador retriever puppy was found dumped on a rural road in Oklahoma suffering from a severe eye injury. Photo: A Lab For Life The poor pup was in pain and dumped like trash by the person that was supposed to love and care for him. He would not have survived long on his own. Thankfully, he was rescued by A Lab For Life Rescue. Tate was examined by a vet who determined the only option was to remove the infected...
Connecticut Fights to Save Iconic Eastern Golden Eagle from Vanishing Forever
In the quiet expanses of Connecticut’s landscape, a rare avian giant, the Eastern Golden Eagle, flits on the brink of being classified as endangered. This majestic bird, once common across the vast forests of the United States, now faces a barrage of environmental and human-made threats that have drastically reduced its numbers. Photo: PexelsThe Eastern Golden Eagle faces imminent endangerment in Connecticut. An Iconic Species Under Threat The Eastern Golden Eagle, distinguishable by its impressive wingspan and striking golden nape, is...
Why You Should Choose Ashwagandha Pure Root Extract for Your Dog or Cat
If you’ve visited the supplement aisle of your local health food store recently, chances are you’ve come across ashwagandha. And now this ancient herb, revered by Ayurvedic doctors in India for more than 4000 years, is increasingly being harnessed by the companion animal health community to benefit our furry favorites! Vets and natural healers alike know that ashwagandha has the power to heal and help animals as much as their humans. But there’s a twist to this tale: not all parts of this remarkable plant are created equal....
Wild Chase Unfolds in Washington as Escaped Zebras Dash for Freedom
In a surprising incident that has captured the attention of North Bend, Washington, and beyond, four zebras made a daring escape from a trailer along Interstate 90. The event has sparked a widespread and communal effort to corral the animals, leading to a mixture of concern and fascination among local residents and authorities alike. Photo: PexelsFour zebras escaped from a trailer in North Bend, Washington. Escape and Response The zebras, originally bound for a Montana petting zoo, took advantage of a loose latch on their trailer. Kristine...
House Votes Threaten Gray Wolf Survival As Endangered Species Protections Hang by a Thread
In a decision by the U.S. House of Representatives, the gray wolf may soon be removed from the Endangered Species List, altering decades of conservation efforts. This contentious move has sparked debate across political and environmental spectrums. Photo: PexelsThe U.S. House of Representatives voted to remove gray wolves from the Endangered Species List. The Legislative Move On Tuesday, a slim majority of lawmakers voted to pass the “Trust the Science Act”, authored by Rep. Lauren Boebert, and co-sponsored by numerous...
