While I am sure that many on Care2 have seen this site before, in light of the upcoming Beijing Olympics, I thought I would post the link again. All the sections are very informative, but please be sure to visit the zoos and entertainment animals sections

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Very sweet," they'd written on the notecard when Gracie was admitted to the humane society's shelter. I looked down at the beagle-mix dog sitting serenely at my feet and wondered if she was too small to place with our larger dogs at home.

But thoroughbred racing is in a moral crisis, and everyone now knows it. Twice since 2006, magnificent animals have suffered catastrophic injuries on live television in Triple Crown races, and there is no explaining that away. Horses are being over-bred

Two months after landing his first job as a veterinarian, Dr. Jake Tedaldi witnessed for himself the emotional stress that his patients endured each time they came to the office. So Tedaldi opened his own practice and took it on the road.

Dogs on leashes outside in the searing heat, cats without litter boxes in their cages, birds and rabbits crammed into tiny cages and endangered animals in secret dens in poor hygienic circumstances.

As the 3-day-old gray kitten cried softly for food, a PSPCA volunteer swaddled him in a towel and fed him formula from a dropper. The tiny newborn is among hundreds of sick and neglected cats removed in a raid from a suburban Pittsburgh animal sanctuary.

Today we are hearing about and experiencing more and more predator impact upon white-tailed deer. Although bobcats and bears seek venison to satisfy their carnivorous nature, it's the ole coyote that has been getting the attention lately.

Unbeknown to most of the nearly 300,000 residents of Alaska's largest city, one of the bear-busier streams in Southcentral appears to flow smack through their midst. Biologists with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game always knew Campbell Creek was