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Ugly Animals That Need Saving Too
The recently formed Ugly Animal Preservation Society (UAPS) is, according to its president Simon Watt, "dedicated to raising the profile of some of Mother Nature's more aesthetically challenged children. The panda gets too much attention." RELATED: Animals Back From the Brink Watt, who is also an…
Pawparazzi Report for June, 2013
We've been sticking out our Hollywhiskers and pawing around with the poshest people to get you the gossip. Check out all the latest news on the furry friends of your favorite famous people. Jennifer Aniston Drops Big Money on Chicken Coop Now is a time of change for Jennifer Aniston, especially since she is getting…
Missing Dog's Owner Traces Threats, Finds Dog
A dog owner whose dog was stolen last fall spent eight months searching for the missing animal before finally finding her. Mary Wolfe stayed on the case and tracked hundreds of leads in order to find Nahla, the dog who was taken from her, according to the Examiner.…
Take Your Dog to Work Day Etiquette
This Friday is the 14th annual American Take Your Dog to Work Day. The holiday, which Pet Sitters International created in the U.K. in 1996, before importing it to the States in 1999, is meant to allow employees to share their canine companions with coworkers, and hopefully inspire the dogless to adopt dogs of their own from…
A beautiful red-headed friend of mine leads a very exciting life - she is a high-ranking diplomat with the U.S. State Department. Her job takes her all over the world including Syria, France (Paris!), Israel and the Sudan. Her most recent post was in Lahore, Pakistan. Being a diplomat is exciting and challenging work but with all of the constant moving it can also get lonely, so my friend, Isabelle, often adopts and re-homes stray cats when the opportunity arises. In Pakistan such an opportunity arose - and now two cats, Nawaz and Shabaz who were born to a homeless mama, live in Washington D.C. Nawaz and Shabaz's mother was a skinny stray cat that happened to wander by the U.S. Consulate in ...
The US Fish and Wildlife Service on Tuesday announced it is considering giving captive chimpanzees the same endangered status that currently protects chimps living in the wild. "While wild chimpanzees have long been recognized as endangered, existing regulations deprive captive chimpanzees in the United States of protection under the Endangered Species Act (ESA)" the USFWS said in a statement. The US government agency said that it decided to consider the move after assessing a petition from The Humane Society of the United ...



