Frisco, 12,000th Pet Transported By Good Flights, Finds A Loving Home In Wisconsin

Do you remember Frisco? The 1.5-year-old German shepherd mix was the 12,000th pet to be transported by Greater Good Charities'(GGC) Good Flights out of an overcrowded shelter in Louisiana and flown to Wisconsin on our December Flight to Freedom. Photos: HAWS He arrived at Humane Animal Welfare Society (HAWS) and instantly made friends with all staff members and volunteers. After picking out a new toy to play with, he settled into his new environment with hopes that it would be a short stay. The good boy was tired of waiting and hoped that his...

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Lucy the Selfie Dog Escapes Shelter Life to Become Internet Sensation

A dog named Lucy has become an internet sensation, thanks to her unique ear markings that astonishingly resemble her own face. This 7-year-old Pitbull mix’s story is not just about her viral fame but the joy and surprises that rescue pets can bring into our lives. A Miraculous Discovery The story of Lucy starts in a less than auspicious setting. Born to a stray mother named Daisy at Lollypop Farm, Lucy was one of several puppies welcomed into the world on a frigid Rochester night. Daisy, emaciated and flea-ridden, could have been a...

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Ukraine Cat Found With Fractured Hind Legs And Tail Nearly Torn Off Needs Your Support To Heal

Meet Lucky. He received his name because he is lucky to be alive. A resident in Lviv, Ukraine, stumbled upon the severely injured cat and brought him to the local shelter, Home of Rescued Animals, for help. Lucky arrived bleeding with both of his hind legs fractured and his tail nearly torn off. No one knows how this sweet fella became so injured, but he is finally in caring hands. Photo: Home of Rescued Animals He was rushed into emergency surgery to remove dead tissue on his tail and paw where the operating vet discovered signs of hip...

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Pet Owners Breathe Relief as Colorado Ditches Controversial Registry Bill

In a surprising turn of events, a bill aimed at establishing an online pet registry in Colorado was postponed indefinitely, just days after its introduction. Proposed by State Representative Regina English, the bill, known as HB24-1163, sought to create a system where pet owners would be required to register their pets annually for a fee. The fees ranged from $8.50 for pets with a designated caregiver to $25 for those without one, Denver 7 reports. Photo: PexelsColorado’s pet registry bill, HB24-1163, was introduced to establish an...

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7 Fun Facts About Your Cat’s Nose and Sense of Smell

Did you know your cat orients himself by scent, or that he has a unique nose print? Check out these fun and fascinating facts about the feline nose and its amazing sense of smell. You might not think much about your cat’s nose, except how cute it looks, but did you know it features over 200 million scent receptors? This is just one of many remarkable facts about the feline sense of smell. Read on for seven fun facts about your kitty’s nose and his olfactory powers. 1. KITTENS CAN IDENTIFY THEIR MOTHERS BY SMELL The sense of smell...

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Dianne Prado kicks off the new season of Candid Conversations!

Maddie’s® Candid Conversations is back for its third season! On Thursday, February 15 at 12PM PT/3PM ET, join Dianne Prado, the Founder and President of the Housing Equity & Advocacy Resource Team (HEART LA), a unique non-profit that was born from the heart. Prado’s compelling story reveals the values, mind-set and skills she’s used create meaningful and impactful work, despite the challenges of many odds – not the least of which was discrimination in many forms. HEART LA is  a legal non-profit that helps...

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Researchers May Have Captured Footage of the First Newborn Great White Ever Seen in the Wild

When we think of a great white shark, the “great” tends to stand out. We picture a colossal fish. A doctoral student and wildlife filmmaker may have spotted among the tiniest ones, though: The first ever newborn great white seen in the wild. University of California Riverside biology doctoral student Phillip Sternes has been studying sharks for some time, including conducting research on megalodons. Wildlife filmmaker Carlos Gauna, meanwhile, is known as The Malibu Artist and has a popular YouTube channel packed with shark...

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Automate Your Trading By Using the Best Automated Crypto Trading Tools

Trading cryptocurrencies is a lucrative opportunity for many. While crypto trading is profitable, it can be highly pernicious to the traders if not done properly. By proper means, one should do it with the right set of tools and the right mindset. Time waits for breast no one and the crypto exchage market is no exception. A plethora of cryptocurrencies, advanced tools, market volatility, کون کردن and trading strategies may all cause confusion to the new as well as expert traders. Fortunately,...

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Ashwagandha: how it can benefit your dog or cat

Ashwagandha. You’ve heard of it. You’ve seen its benefits extolled at your local natural health store. You may even be taking it yourself as part of your daily supplement routine. But did you know that this herb has the potential to unlock a new level of well-being for your furry best friend? An ancient herb revered by Ayurvedic doctors in India for more than 4000 years, ashwagandha is increasingly gaining attention within the pet health community. The reason for that is simple: numerous scientific studies prove the efficacy and...

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New Laws Could Spell the End for Brutal Wildlife Contests Across U.S.

The increasing movement among U.S. states to outlaw wildlife hunting contests marks a significant shift in the conservation and ethical treatment of wildlife. These contests, often criticized for their barbaric nature, involve participants vying to kill the most, heaviest, or smallest animals for cash and prizes, targeting species like coyotes, foxes, bobcats, squirrels, and raccoons. Across the U.S., legislative action is being taken by states to ban these contests, driven by ecological and ethical considerations, and the broader...

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