Please take a minute to let Philip Boudjouk, Ph.D., know that you want North Dakota State University (NDSU) to stop its use of live animals in Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) courses. In an April 15, 2009, Fargo Forum article, Dr. Boudjouk was

The diplomatic action being considered by Latin American countries belonging to the International Whaling Commission (IWC) will apparently be too late to prevent another slaughter of these mammals taking place. Latin American governments are

About three years ago, I was two years into a commitment to be a vegetarian and an animal rescuer. Having a history of adopting dogs that were considered aggressive or violent, I felt I knew my way around the canine mind. One day a friend found a medium

I would like to see this eliminated from the lives of our feline friends. To do this is truly irreversible and very cruel. It changes their personalities and removes the ability to get out of trouble with other animals by taking away the ability to

There are some great animal campaigning groups within Nepal; the only problem is their government lacks just about everything. Well now this senseless, gutless and animal abusing government in Nepal have literally entered their country into history

In a Tuesday morning meeting, the Toledo, OH Commissioners unanimously voted to put a muzzle on Dog Warden Tom Skeldon's penchant for killing puppies. The Dog Warden's resignation last week was cause for celebration, but every day he remains on the job -

Around 1,300 cats that were rescued from the dinner table are facing an uncertain future as animal activists ponder their fate in north China's Tianjin Municipality. The health and survival of the animals were also concerns, a pet lover surnamed

Three-year-old female panda Fu Ni eats bamboo at the Bifengxia Giant Panda Breeding Center in Ya'an, China's Sichuan province Thursday Nov. 26, 2009. Fu Ni and four-year-old male panda Wang Wang will start their journey to the Adelaide Zoo on Friday and

Australian authorities are preparing to round up with helicopters a 6,000-strong herd of wild camels terrorising a remote Outback community and shoot them dead in the desert.

A man who was convicted of animal cruelty will be allowed to get his dog back, but he must follow a list of conditions to care for the animal. Otis Clark, of Somerville, pleaded no contest last month to charges related to the abuse of his 2-year-old dog,