Officers Appeal For Public’s Help After Three Foxes Found Shot By Crossbow
Officers from Metropolitan Police Wildlife Crime Unit are asking for help in finding the cruel individual(s) who shot three foxes with a crossbow, killing two, in a borough in London. The department received a call from a concerned citizen who spotted a fox with an arrow in its back. Police arrived and called animal charity, The Fox Project, to help the injured fox. The charity stated that the fox was shot at close range and suffered for days. “A young dog fox shot through the back at such close range that the arrow was protruding from...
Endangered Sea Turtle Loses Two Flippers And Learns To Swim Again
The Daily Mail had some fun and encouraging news to report. It seems as if an endangered sea turtle is going viral on social media for all the right reasons. Even though the turtle lost two of its flippers, it is learning to swim again. According to the news outlet, the animal is Lou, an Olive Ridley Turtle. He got caught in a fishing net and lost his front left flipper and back right flipper after each of them had to be amputated by a veterinarian. The Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre then stepped in to help. That nonprofit rescue...
New Vote In Colorado Will Reintroduce Gray Wolves To The State
2020 has been a year of unprecedented events, so it really should not be a surprise that an unprecedented vote took place in Colorado this year. It was known as Proposition 114, and if it passed, it would direct the wildlife managers to reintroduce gray wolves to the state by 2024. This was not an overwhelmingly popular proposition, although, with close results, the opponents conceded their loss on November 5. They were only ahead by 0.5%, but 90% of the votes were in. Most of the uncounted votes were from urban areas that were in strong...
Woman Spends Thousands On Treating ‘Stinky Dog Farts’ Only To Learn It Was Her Husband
I think all of us who own dogs have been there. We are enjoying a quiet moment when suddenly, the smell of a fart drifts by. For many dog owners, it is more than a passing problem (forgive the pun), it sticks in the nose and can really turn your stomach. It seems as if a woman was experiencing something similar but the story continued to unravel, long after the first stinky offense drifted her way. She was so distraught over the situation that she decided to go on Reddit and share it with the world. The post started with the unnamed woman...
15 Extremely Close-Up Photos Of Animal Eyes
It has sometimes been said that the eyes are the windows to the soul. I’m not sure how accurate that statement is, but I can tell you that eyes are beautiful and each individual has something unique that they bring to the table. Looking into somebody’s eyes will often tell you much about them, and you may even find it to be mesmerizing. Perhaps that is why photographer, Suren Manvelyan, has made it the focus of their work. By producing extreme close-ups of animals’ eyes, you can see how different they are and how beautiful...
Owner Enraged After Disabled Family Cat Is Euthanized Without Consent
Mush was a disabled cat with a spinal deformity that caused his lower back to sag, making it difficult for New Jersey pet to move around. Even so, the 15-year-old cat had a family that loved him deeply, and they’re still struggling to deal with what happened when animal control showed up at their house unannounced and took their beloved cat away. According to Patch.com, the disabled cat was removed from his yard by an animal control officer who mistook Mush for a feral cat who’d been hit by a car. The officer knocked on the...
Man Feeds Dozens Of Orphaned Raccoons In Honor Of His Late Wife
A very adorable video has been making the rounds on the internet after one man from Nova Scotia in Canada was filmed feeding the local raccoons on his back porch. James Blackwood, the man in the video, is a retired Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer. He has spent the last 25 years consistently caring for these adorable creatures, and has even proclaimed himself to be a “Racoon Whisperer.” According to Blackwood, the feeding of the raccoons was originally an undertaking started by his late wife. However, just before she passed,...
Maddie’s Weekly Roundup: How PAWS Atlanta’s community was their lifeline, ASPCA Cornell Maddie’s Shelter Medicine Conference available online and more!
Below is a brief round-up of new blog posts and resources we’ve added over the past week. How one Pet Foster Stimulus Grant recipient’s community was their animal welfare organization’s lifelineIn need of a feel-good story? As foster care has become the saving grace for many animal welfare organizations in times of Covid and onward, Pet Foster Stimulus Grant recipient, PAWS Atlanta in Atlanta, GA, was no different. What’s more was that they discovered just how amazing their community was! When PAWS...
Gosling Recognizes A Man At The Park And Comes Waddling Over To Say Hi
We all have a favorite person in our lives – someone who means the world to us and makes us happy to be around them. It’s also a very nice feeling when we’re the person in someone’s life that they absolutely cherish. For Doug Carleton, he happens to be a revered member of the group of geese who live in his local park. They get incredibly excited to see him every time he goes to visit. Carleton has been visiting the geese of his park for many years now, and as a result, he has come to befriend all the geese who live...
Amazon Engineers Made An App That They Claim Will Translate A Cat’s Meows Into Words
Who else has ever wondered what your cat is trying to convey with their meows? Javier Sanchez, a former Amazon engineer that worked on Alexa, has shared some insight into the possible future of feline communication. Sanchez now works as a project manager at a tech company called Akvelon, which is located in Bellvue, Washington. As reported by King5, his latest undertaking is that of the app, MeowTalk. When completed, it is supposed to be able to “translate” all the feline vocalizations so that humans can hopefully better...
