The Puppy Bowl is Back for 2023

It’s time for the most adorable sporting event you’ll ever see: the Puppy Bowl. Brimming with oodles of puppy energy, the TV event is a Puppy Bowl Super Bowl spotlighting the tireless work of shelters and rescues across the country, as well as showcasing some very sweet adoptable pets. Here’s everything you need to know about this feel-good puppy love fest: What channel is the Puppy Bowl on? Puppy Bowl XIX airs on Animal Planet and streams on discovery+. It’s a three-hour TV event. What time is the Puppy Bowl? The...

    Posted On: Jan 27, 2023 | Category: ArticlesView Details

Pallas’s Cats Discovered in Eastern Nepal for the First Time Ever

Breaking news: Pallas’s cats have been reported on Mount Everest in eastern Nepal for the first time on record! Not hip to the specifics of this particular creature? The Pallas’s cat, also known as the manul, is a small gray wildcat with long, dense fur. Adapted to the chilly climate in its native range, it has been recorded across the Caucasus, Iranian Plateau, Hindu Kush, parts of the Himalayas, Tibetan Plateau, Altai-Sayan region, and the South Siberian Mountains. But it’s never been seen in eastern Nepal. Photo:...

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5 Fur-tastic Dog Themed Valentine Cards

Annie Butler Shirreffs Annie Butler Shirreffs has worked in the pet industry for 20 years and is currently the senior editor of Catster and Dogster magazines. A cat lover since she was a little girl, she has always had feline friends in her life. She and her husband share their Southern California home with their four cats, Agatha, Alastair, Jack and Mathilda, and an ever-changing clowder of foster kittens, all of whom enjoy being testers for cool, new products. Source:...

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Woman Dives Into “Turbulent” River To Save Dog From Drowning

A poodle mix has been reunited with his family after nearly drowning in the French Broad River. Two women were walking along the river in Asheville, North Carolina, when a scared dog darted past them and fell in the raging water. While shocked by what they just saw, they didn’t hesitate to call Asheville Animal Services for help. They continued to watch the dog and leaped into action when he struggled to stay above the “turbulent” current. One of the women dove into the freezing water to rescue him. Photo:...

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Why Cats Need Play

How to keep your feline friend interested in play as she grows from kittenhood into an adult cat. Watching a kitten playing with a furry mouse never gets old. She tosses it in the air, bites it, and attacks it with vigorous bunny kicks. Play is an integral part of kittenhood, as any cat parent knows. The challenge is to maintain that degree of interest in play as she moves from kittenhood to adulthood. The Art of Play  Kittens learn the art of play from their siblings. There’s nothing cuter than a litter of kittens tumbling around...

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Shiba Inu of the Well-Known “Doge” Meme Diagnosed with Two Scary Illnesses

Numerous internet-famous pets have touched lives and given happiness to people all over the world. Each of them has their own fandom and has accumulated millions of followers on different social media platforms. It’s kind of their pet parents to share the sunshine radiating from their beloved fur babies. Everyone needs a reason to smile whenever they scroll on social media. People could not stop sharing or hitting the like button, whether the content was a meme or an entertaining reel. One of the dogs that made the internet so enjoyable...

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Shelter Volunteer Agrees to Take Care of a Dozen Feral Cats, Ends Up with Nearly 30

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 early January 2015, I was volunteering for my local shelter with my shelter trainer and Humane Society board member. The few times we volunteered together, we chatted and I mentioned I had a small piece of land with a barn. This information obviously stuck with her because this particular day, she asked me if I would be able to take “a few cats” in our county that were...

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Young Monkey Found the Friendship She Was Looking For in Munnu the Dog

Like humans, animals prefer certain kinds of friendships that complement their personalities. Some behaviors become a deal breaker in every relationship — sometimes, a dog can be too rowdy for a cat, for example. Although it hurts, accepting a failed attempt to befriend someone is for the best. In sanctuaries, animals often create the most random but adorable friendships. It’s where rescued and orphaned animals start a new life together — building connections that provide harmony to the center. Photo: Youtube/The Dodo Those...

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Emaciated Puppy Found Near Death In Woods Takes First Steps On His Own

Beaver County Humane Society (BCHS) Police Department is searching for the person(s) who left an emaciated puppy in the woods to die. The dog was found near death and needed immediate medical attention. He arrived soaking wet from being left out in the cold rain and was covered in his own urine as he was too weak to stand. The medical team went to work treating him for extreme anemia with a blood fusion from a dog donor and showered him with love. The 4-month-old puppy was literally skin and bones with a body score of 1 out of 9....

    Posted On: Jan 26, 2023 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

How Did Some Birds Lose the Ability to Fly? Evolution’s Mysterious Ways

Have you ever wondered why certain birds can’t fly? They have wings and feathers, after all, so what gives? It’s the same reason we walk upright, sharks replace their teeth, certain creatures regrow limbs, and anteaters have long tongues: evolution. A species splits into a number of new forms when a change in the environment makes new resources available or creates new environmental challenges for them. Photo: Pixabay/11994227 The Ability to Fly Evolution doesn’t happen overnight, but gradually. Building wings and flying...

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