NOW CALLED THE VICKTORY DOGS THEY ARE NOW LIVING THE CUSHY LIFE. LEARNING TO LIVE AGAIN WITH LOVING AND CARING PEOPLE.THEY HAVE COME ALONG WAY, BUT STILL HAVE A WAYS TO GO. JUST GOES TO SHOW YOU CAN TEACH AN OLD DOG NEW TRICKS.

ISLAMABAD (AFP) - Islamabad often makes the news for suicide attacks, Islamic extremism and political upheaval, but for a small band of enthusiasts the city is famous for something very different -- bird-watching.

Karl Szmolinsky, who raises a breed of rabbits called giant grays, shows Robert, an 8.5kg giant gray who is 74cm long and has ears 25.5cm long, in the backyard of his house in Eberswalde, Germany in 2006. Szmolinsky sold eight giant grays to a delegation

The RR Refuge for Horses in Ontario cares for dozens of rescued horses as well as many other animals. Their well has run dry and they are in serious need of funds to redrill. Time is running very, very, short for them. Please help!

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash. -- A sewer maintenance worker said he was surprised to find out that the 4½-foot snake he discovered while doing sewer work at a Pierce County plant this week was real. The worker at Chambers Creek Wastewater Plant, Jason Robins

WASHINGTON - An animal rescue group left Baghdad on Wednesday without a puppy whose cause has been championed by thousands of people from around the world. The group said the US military had cleared the dog to leave and hopes to get it out of the count

SYDNEY: The desert rat, a small mammal classified as "presumed extinct" since 1857, has been spotted in New South Wales' (NSW) Sturt National Park.University of North South Wales (UNSW) student Ulrike Kloecker described the discovery as exciting. "Aft

NEW DELHI: As poaching continues to be a major threat for the tigers, the National Tigers Conservation Authority (NTCA) has joined hands with Trafficindia, a NGO to support effective on-ground enforcement action for protection of the threatened stripped

The federal agency that removed the gray wolf from the endangered species list in March has changed its mind and is asking a federal judge to vacate the decision.

A daring new plan to move rhinos from a small sanctuary site to a large new one, where it is hoped that they will thrive and multiply, has begun.