For Immediate Release: June 25, 2008 Contact: ELIZABETH PAROWSKI, eparowski@alleycat.org or 240-482-1984 FRANCIE ISRAELI, fisraeli@johnadams.com or 202-737-8400 Cites reports that local Fox station hired company to bulldoze outdoor cats

Trevor Wilhelm, The Windsor Star Published: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 Giant elephants and other wild beasts have come to Windsor, bringing with them the annual debate about whether the circus animals are tortured and tethered victims, or overgrown "house

Vienna, 8th July 2008 Because the suspects refused to renounce animal protection, their remand in custody was extended on the grounds that there remains the risk they will perpetrate criminal offences! The District Court of Wiener Neustadt

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Tim Walsh, Press Association The Guardian, Wednesday July 9, 2008 A Derbyshire water buffalo is being protected with his own CCTV system after being targeted by thugs. Oink was once so attached to life in his field in a Derbyshire village he refuse

by Matthew McDermott, Brooklyn, NY on 07. 7.08 According to new research published in the conservation journal Oryx, due to rapid declines in population because of habitat loss the orangutan could be the first of the great apes to become extinct.

by George Spyros, New York City, USA on 07. 8.08 BOOK Planet Earth Gets Well, author Madeline Kaplan, illustrated by Taillefer Long As a green dad, I'm always on the lookout for informative books that can help to make a better world for my children

Written by: Justine DePalma Published on July 8, 2008 In the state of Michigan, most county governments operate an animal shelter. Tax dollars are the source of funding for county animal shelters, so the citizens have a stake in what happens at

By Randoph E. Schmid July 8, 2008 WASHINGTON -- If the presidential election were up to pet owners, John McCain could have a blue ribbon in his future. From George Washington's foxhounds Drunkard and Tipsy to George W. Bush's terriers Barney and

by Joey Wahler July 8, 2008 COLTS NECK, N.J. - A Navy working dog is the recipient of a rare honor for his contribution to the War On Terror, after overcoming the many obstacles that combat dogs face in Afghanistan.