She caught the kittens to raise
Соn dog named Louisa has become a devoted mother of kittens. This story happened in Kamensk-Uralsky, Russia. The dog learns of the newly born kittens, sneakily sneaks th…
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Соn dog named Louisa has become a devoted mother of kittens. This story happened in Kamensk-Uralsky, Russia. The dog learns of the newly born kittens, sneakily sneaks th…
Research published in the latest issue of the scientific journal PLoS ONE shows that chimpanzees are less concerned when people point their finger at an object, while do…
Not only are humans concerned about obesity, many zoo pets are also participating in special diets because of overweight.
A giant green iguanas move freely on the streets in Jilin, China, many curious people with little fear gather close to admire.
Nathan Cooper, 19, stopped breathing after seizure but luckily survived the crisis thanks to his pet's discovery and timely rescue - a cat called Lilly.
For the first time in 100 years, the wildcat has reappeared in the Italian Alps. Local authorities say it is not dangerous for pets in the area.
Pet obesity is the same as in people with the same causes as physical inactivity, age, and high calorie intake, even due to genetic factors. Like humans, pets also have…
According to a group of scientists at the University of Exeter, England, the survival rate of tigers and wolves when released is 1: 3. This study evaluated 45 chapters
Fireworks during the holidays can frighten your pets, but their startling reactions are even more horrifying for their owners. For example, panicked dogs can leap throug…
Researchers know why pets often show signs of relaxation and enjoyment when being cared for and cuddled by people. Research also suggests how people should comfort the a…
Different from omnivores or domestic pets, to increase weight by 1kg, wild carnivores need to consume up to 111kg of meat of prey!
In Los Angeles, a radio program dedicated to pets is available. 17 hours a day broadcast on radio and can listen 24 / 24h via the website http://www.dogcatradio.com
A new study shows that even the way we feed cats and dogs can cause the Earth to warm up day by day.
Due to struggling to survive in extreme weather conditions, some food plants can produce many toxins harmful to humans and pets.
Mikhail Baburin, 66, is the only resident of Mikhailovka village in Siberia. He only has pets and cattle elected in the cold winter here.