Preston New Road, near Little Plumpton, UK: Protesters against fracking who had lived at a camp off New Hope near Preston New Road, on private property, have been forcibly removed by a squad of eviction specialists and bailiffs without notice … Continue reading →
A Reader’s Forum article published by Laura Morrison on November 6, 2019 THIS IS SOME BAD STUFF IF YOU DON’T CATCH IT IN TIME. Beasley and Francisco just got diagnosed. ( sharing some of my experience. You have a higher … Continue reading →
An entire Newfoundland community is preparing to relocate because of a generally dwindling population. Over the years members of that community have adopted cats and it appears that some of have been left to breed and then abandoned creating a … Continue reading →
North Devon Animal Ambulance is a charity located in the district of Devon, England. Earlier this week they were called out to help a cat who had spent six long days in a disused chimney shaft at a funeral home … Continue reading →
A couple, Voirrey and Nick Coole were flying to New York from the Isle of Man to celebrate Mr Coole’s 40th birthday. They had packed a hand luggage suitcase and left part of it empty to allow them to bring … Continue reading →
This is an interesting picture from Murci’s Mission of female cats waiting to be spayed. They have been prepped and are unconscious lying on their backs with want looks like an iodine solution covering the area where the incision will … Continue reading →
An Atlanta orthopedic surgeon who had taken on the role of saving animals who would otherwise be euthanized has agreed not to operate on any more homeless animals. This is the heartwarming and now heartbreaking story of an amazing man … Continue reading →
I am always very impressed by the transportation by air of cats from disaster zones to new homes via rescue centres. In this instance 84 cats were transported from the Bahamas, damaged by Hurricane Dorian, to Morristown Airport in New … Continue reading →
“We were unable to rescue the cat, it was hoped that it may come out on its own.” – Firefighter spokesperson Firefighters used their full equipment to try and rescue a cat from a chimney in Dufftown which is about … Continue reading →
We now have the full story of how the cats and dogs drowned at the Humane Society of Grand Bahama. I think it is worth telling. Lessons can be learned. The executive director of the shelter, Elizabeth Burrows, had believed … Continue reading →
