Woman Watches Neighbor Move Out And Abandon Their Sick Cat

When Maria Montes looked out her window, she was shocked by what she saw: Her neighbors were moving out, but they intentionally left their cat behind! In July 2020, Maria took to TikTok to share that about her heartless neighbors. Photo: TikTok/@mariamontes862 They didn’t even bother finding a new home for him, they simply left him behind as they drove away. You can watch the moment they drove away in the clip below: @mariamontes862 #catsoftiktok #anomallover #fyp #pets ♬ All I Want – Kodaline In an interview with The Dodo,...

    Posted On: Mar 29, 2023 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Disney’s Favorite Dog Shows You Where You Can Leave Your Service Dogs When You Need To Go On A Ride

One should spend a day at Disney free of worries and care. But not everyone can afford to do that. Especially if, for example, you brought your kids with you that need monitoring at all times or if you, yourself, are in need of monitoring. PHOTO: Unsplash/Amy Humphries It’s not a bad thing, don’t get me wrong. But having these factors can lessen the experience of being in the happiest place on Earth since you can’t just let go and bring out the child in you. It shouldn’t hinder you much and if you really need some...

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Self-Proclaimed “Dog Person” Falls In Love With Three-Legged Rescue Kitten

“Are you a dog person or a cat person?” It’s a typical question asked among animal lovers. Personally, I’ve never liked the question much, myself. I like dogs and cats for different reasons and find it hard to choose one over the other. Some people are die-hard “cat people” or “dog people” though, including a man from Boston, BA. He may have started as a dog person, but after meeting a tiny kitten named Mochi, his heart melted. Photo: YouTube/GeoBeats Animals According to GeoBeats Animals,...

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Insanely Cute Andean Bear Cubs at the Smithsonian Zoo Show Their Adorable Faces

Exciting news for wildlife lovers: Two junior members of the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Nature Conservation Biology Institute in Washington, D.C., are finally on view to the masses! They are Andean bear cubs, known as Sean and Ian, who were born in November 2022 but seldom seen in the interim. That is until Monday, March 27, when they made their way into the great outdoors. Up until that point, they spent most of their time inside being monitored by animal care staff via a Cub Cam to allow their momma the opportunity to care for...

    Posted On: Mar 28, 2023 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

When Woman Goes on Mental Health Break From Work, Stray Cat and Kittens Show Up at Her Home

This story was originally shared on The Animal Rescue Site. Submit your own rescue story here. Your story just might be the next to be featured on our blog! In August of 2020 after my return to work from COVID shutdown, I had to take a “spur of the moment” mental health vacation from work. I had two weeks to get my head straight and see if I wanted to stay in my job, as there had been so many changes to what I loved due to COVID. On my first day of “relaxation”, a stray cat, whom I had been feeding, showed up on my...

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News on Urban Wildlife: Three Baby Raccoons Get Rescued and Reunited with Thankful Momma

From prairies, forests, and marshes, raccoons are now also a common sight in cities. They are among the wildlife that have invaded urban areas and adapted well to their new homes. Now, humans must learn to co-exist with these animals although it remains very difficult for many people due to the dangers they pose, diseases they can spread, and damages they can incur on properties. Photo: Tiktok/gateswildlifecontrol Raccoons with their bandit look appear adorable and cuddly. But experts do not advise people to keep them as pets, much less feed...

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Inseparable Kitten Sibs Need Forever Home with Like-Minded Snuggler

It’s common knowledge cats are a lot more independent than dogs and therefore, not always as needy for attention via cuddles and hugs. For many people, it’s part of the allure of what might be considered a lower-maintenance pet. But that’s not how all feline fanciers roll. Some folks want cuddle bugs rather than an indifferent housemate that might view their frequent attempts to bond with disdain. If you dream of having snuggly kitties, then you may have just found them. Meet Sherbet and Sorbet, a couple of super sweet...

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Top 12 Pet Cancer Prevention Tips

Submission Guidelines Thank you for your interest in writing for Animal Wellness. As the #1 natural health magazine for pets in North America, we take pride in providing our readers with the information they need to make wise health care choices for their animal companions. Our publication embraces the entire holistic spectrum, from physical health issues to the emotional and spiritual well being of our animals. We welcome unsolicited articles and story outlines as long as they focus on holistic healing, whether physical, emotional or...

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Overcrowded Animal Shelters: What You Can Do to Help Rescue Dogs in 2023

This year has begun badly for rescue dogs, particularly large-breed rescues. “Overcrowded animal shelters are turning away owners wanting to surrender their dogs because there is no room,” says Maria Dales, founder and director of California’s German Shepherd Rescue of Orange County. “With nowhere to take their unwanted dogs, owners seek the help of rescue groups; when rescues can’t help, there are no options left. We can’t ‘rescue’ ourselves out of this situation.” The best thing you can...

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Why Dogs Need Variety in Their Food

Rotational Feeding Gives Them the Nutrition They Need It’s long been the advice of choice to put your dog on one food and keep her on it for her lifetime. But what if that isn’t exactly accurate? It is true that dogs who have been fed the same food for many years can experience stomach upset when abruptly changing their diet. But it is also true that feeding them the same meat and other ingredients day after day means your dog is not getting the wide range of amino acids and nutrients necessary for optimum health. Can You Switch...

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