Tennessee Gov. Vetoes Ag-Gag Bill
It’s a small victory, but a big precedent, for the animals at factory farms: Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam has vetoed the ag-gag bill that would effectively…
It’s a small victory, but a big precedent, for the animals at factory farms: Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam has vetoed the ag-gag bill that would effectively…
You get one shot; the Chihuahua gets 16.
Three months ago, we took note of a 10-year study finding that billions of dollars of research and billions of lives of mice have gone down…
Newsweek leads off this week with an article about the future of humankind. It opens with how the bees are dying off and the enormous toll…
Tucker races his new pal along the fence at a deer park in Winona, MN.(Thanks to Lisa.)
The Cat Café in Budapest Nice mewsic, purrfect coffee, and all that good stuff. It started in Tokyo with the Café Neko. Then the owners moved…
Amy Meyer had heard about the horrible conditions at factory farms and slaughterhouses. So she drove to the Dale Smith Meatpacking Company in Draper City, Utah,…
The Today Show‘s investigative piece on commercial dog breeders doesn’t offer anything new about the puppy mills themselves. But it does highlight the relationship that these…
Elephants in Cambodia pass a camera trap make their way through the forest to a small lake, where some fun and games ensues. The videos come…
At a briefing in Beijing yesterday, Dr. Keiji Fukuda, an assistant director general at the World Health Organization, called H7N9 “definitely one of the most lethal influenza viruses we’ve seen.”
He added that “the potential development of human-to-human spread cannot be ruled out.”
If you’re already outraged by what Lily Tomlin calls “the bizarre practice of caging wild animals for public display,” the HBO documentary An Apology to Elephants…
Ferrets in a peanut pool … Kitty drinks from a vacuum cleaner(!) … Another cat tries out the rotating snake illusion … and an African Gray…
Fifty years ago, 450,000 lions ruled Africa as the proverbial king of beasts. Today there are fewer than 20,000 left. What will save them from extinction?…
Pets aren’t allowed on U.S. military bases in Afghanistan. At least not officially. Staff Sgt. Jesse Knott first saw Koshka appear from behind one of the…
At Fort Bragg, N.C., soldiers kill about 300 goats a month in practice situations to learn how to deal with wounds caused by bombs and bullets.…
Under a bill that’s expected to become law, traveling circuses in the U.K. will be banned from using exotic animals. They will have until December 2015…
It sounded, at some points, more like a religious gathering. “I believe in a large, unidentified creature in the loch, possibly amphibious – that is, a…