Hello to everyone at Pasado's Safe Haven - and a special "woof" to my Dog Towne buddies! I just wanted to write and let you know about my new life. My people understand me pretty well, so they've translated for me.

The Howard/Mandville Gallery and some excited Pasado's Safe Haven senior dogs, residents of A.A.R.F.F. (The American Association of Retired Felines and Fidos) hosted an enchanting evening of art, wine, and furry friends. The gallery exhibited paintings

EU membership state policy is supposed to be one of an open policy, providing information, and the rest for citizens to see. What about Serbia ?

When PETA discovered that the Liebel Family Circus recently used Nosey, a female African elephant, to give elephant rides to children in Mount Dora, Fla., without having the required state permit, we immediately contacted the Florida Fish and Wildlife

If pursued wisely, biofuels - such as ethanol - have the potential to play a pivotal role in reducing global warming emissions from vehicles. But research indicates that conventional biofuels can result in substantial global warming pollution when

In a stunning blow to the environment, the Obama Administration just approved a clearcut of 382 acres of timber in a roadless area of Alaska's Tongass National Forest.

Anchor-free zone to protect seahorses A Dorset bay is to introduce an anchor-free zone to protect the UK's largest seahorse breeding colony

Animal pictures of the week: 17 July 2009

Biologists have discovered that female birds change the way they sing to drown out their male partners and prevent them from flirting with other females.

It is like a scene from Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, with unsuspecting victims swooped on by avian attackers.