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 Animals  Jacquelin - 2 days ago - king5.com AUBURN, Wash. - After spending more than five days stuck up in a tree and weathering two windstorms, things were looking bad for an Auburn kitty named "Number Eight."
But on Wednesday, help arrived in the form of a 160-foot tall crane.
Number Eigh
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 Animals Jacquelin - 9 days ago - komonews.com NEWCASTLE, Wash. - A crew from the Newcastle Public Works Department got quite a surprise recently when they discovered two Pacific giant salamanders.
The species is rare to begin with, and the creatures are usually very elusive and come out only at n
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 Animals Jacquelin - 9 days ago - adn.com LACEY, Wash. - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Wednesday it will review the protected status of the marbled murrelet in response to a petition from the timber industry and others.
Several groups, including the American Forest Resource Council and
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 Animals Jacquelin - 10 days ago - komonews.com SEATTLE - For the first time in 15 years, Woodland Park Zoo is celebrating the birth of endangered ocelots.
Two kittens were born on Sept. 23 -- the first offspring for 7-year-old mother Bella and 12-year-old father Brazil.
The gender of the kitte
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 Animals Jacquelin - 14 days ago - wildlifeextra.com In an effort to re-establish their populations in Washington State, approximately 500 Oregon spotted frogs were released into the wild after spending the first seven months of their lives in a captive rearing program.
September 2008. Biologists from t
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 Animals Jacquelin - 31 days ago - komonews.com MARYSVILLE, Wash. -- Even with its nine lives, it just may be a miracle a local cat is still alive.
Back in January, Charles' owners abandoned him, leaving the kitten to fend for himself.
"The people moved and dumped him. And ever since I've been
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2 Dead Whales on Olympic Beach May Have Been Hit By Ships
Animals Jacquelin - 50 days ago - seattletimes.nwsource.com PORT ANGELES, Wash. --
The carcasses of two humpback whales found this summer on an Olympic National Park beach showed signs of being hit by ships.
A biologist for Cascadia Research of Olympia, Annie Douglas, says both whales had blunt force trauma. O
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 Animals Jacquelin - 63 days ago - kirotv.com OLYMPIA, Wash. -- Deputies seized 10 farm animals described as "starving" from the petting zoo at the Thurston County Fair this week, KIRO 7 Eyewitness News reported.
Fairgoers took photos of the animals -- three alpacas, three goats, three sheep and a
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 Animals Jacquelin - 98 days ago - seashepherd.org The Man with the Big Gun is going to jail!
Whale killer Wayne Johnson received a five month sentence from the United States Federal Court in Tacoma, Washington for his part in the cruel killing of a Gray whale in August of 2007.
Whale killer Andy
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 Animals  Cher - 109 days ago - seattletimes.nwsource.com One or more packs of gray wolves may be living in north-central Washington's Methow Valley, which would make them the first resident population of the endangered species in Washington state since before 1930, a state biologist says.
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 Animals Jacquelin - 152 days ago - seattletimes.nwsource.com The National Marine Fisheries Service has issued a draft environmental-impact statement assessing a proposal by the Makah Tribe to hunt gray whales.
The document, more than 900 pages long, does not make a recommendation about whether the tribe should b
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 Animals Jacquelin - 159 days ago - msnbc.msn.com PULLMAN, Wash. - A baby alligator is now in the care of the WSU veterinary school after a man attempted to sell the gator at a yard sale.
Acting on a tip Saturday, Pullman police found a man trying to sell the 4-month-old, 13-inch-long gator for $350.
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 Animals Cher - 171 days ago - birdweb.org In late 2002, Seattle Audubon launched BirdWeb, an easy-to-use on-line resource designed to help residents and visitors alike learn more about the birds of Washington. BirdWeb offers extensive profiles of the 350-plus species of birds that occur regularly
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 Animals Jacquelin - 188 days ago - adn.com TACOMA, Wash. - The lead dog for Iditarod winner Lance Mackey is heading back home to Alaska after receiving treatment for severe injuries that initially left him with a 50-50 chance of walking again.Zorro was riding in Mackey's sled as a result of a sore
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 Animals Jacquelin - 189 days ago - seattletimes.nwsource.com PUYALLUP -- Police and state wildlife agents converged on Bradley Lake Park in Puyallup after a young black bear was sighted.
Wildlife agents failed to get close enough to the bear to tranquilize it Thursday but brought in a baited drum trap that they h
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