2 pet rabbits found drowned, trapped in a cage in this SC city. Police search for suspects

Posted in UncategorizedTagged , , , ,
Two pet black rabbits drowned trapped inside their cage after someone recently dumped them into the marsh beside Church Creek in Charleston. The animals were found at low tide on April 28 at Pierpoint Boat Landing. The Charleston Police Department is looking for the owner of the rabbits and Charleston Animal Society has put up a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest if it is determined to be an act of animal cruelty. “We are deeply disturbed by the discovery of these dead rabbits,” Aldwin Roman, Charleston Animal Society vice president of operations and strategy, said in a…

Scared of the Dark: Fans fume after stars ‘prod’ rabbit during task

Posted in UncategorizedTagged , , , ,
The celebrities are involved in a world first experiment (Picture: PA) Scared of the Dark viewers slammed Tuesday’s edition of the reality series after the celebrities were seen ‘prodding’ a rabbit during a challenge. The action-packed show hosted by actor Danny Dyer, sees eight celebrities spend eight days living in pitch black darkness while being constantly filmed. The group must participate in challenges in order to maintain their place on the show, and win meals or treats. In order to leave ‘The Bunker’ in I’m A Celebrity style, the celebrities must shout, ‘I’m Scared of The Dark.’ At this point,…

Disabled kitten who can’t use his back legs moves in with baby rabbits while receiving therapy

Posted in UncategorizedTagged , , , ,
Honorary Easter bunny! Adorable disabled kitten who can’t use his hind legs makes friends with RABBITS at animal shelter where he awaits loving furever home A disabled cat without active rear legs was integrated with rabbits in Utah Canelo the cat is now said to be recovering well and awaiting adoption By Neirin Gray Desai For Dailymail.Com Published: 9:01 PM EDT, April 9, 2023 | Updated: 9:12 p.m. EDT, April 9, 2023 A disabled cat without active rear legs was integrated with rabbits at an animal shelter in Utah this Easter weekend. Canelo the domestic cat arrived at the Best…

The robot elephant created to end animal cruelty at the Indian temple

Posted in UncategorizedTagged , , , ,
The state is home to roughly a fifth of the 2,500 elephants held captive across India, and according to the Center for Research on Animal Rights, 138 died in the region between 2018 and 2023. PETA India said the move would allow ceremonies at the temple to take place in “a safe and cruelty-free manner”, without subjecting live elephants to loud, chaotic festivals. “Most elephants in captivity in the country, including in Kerala, are being held illegally or have been transported to a different state without permission,” the organization said. “Because elephants are wild animals who would not willingly obey…

Good Samaritans save adorable pet bunny dumped on TTC subway tracks

Posted in UncategorizedTagged , , , ,
This story about an abandoned pet bunny could have ended terrifyingly, but thankfully, a group of Toronto volunteers stepped up to save the adorable creature. Last Thursday, March 9, around 8:30 pm, a terrified bunny rabbit was spotted running around the tracks at Rosedale Station, narrowingly avoiding a subway train as it barreled down the tracks. The sweet bunny was spotted and its location was quickly shared with the Rabbit Rescue group, which deals with missing or abandoned pet bunnies. Volunteers from the group quickly sprung into action after an email was sent about the bun bun’s location. Instagram user…

Gorgeous owl among rescues getting TLC at Turtle Pond

Posted in UncategorizedTagged , , , ,
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News Wildlife rehab center in Val Caron adds heated outbuildings Published February 28, 2023 • Last updated Mar 01, 2023 • 6 minute read A great gray owl stares out from its cage at the Turtle Pond Wildlife Center near Val Caron. The big bird of prey was rescued after getting tangled up in a wire fence in the Chelmsford area and injuring its leg. Photo by Jim Moodie/Sudbury Star Article content They’re big, but elusive. Stylish, yet shy. Advertisements 2 This advertisement has not been loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content…

The best bird feeder camera in 2023: bird watching at home

Posted in UncategorizedTagged , , , ,
With the best bird feeder cameras you can take close-up photos of beautiful birds in your own backyard or garden, without even leaving the house! While bird watching is a fun and fascinating hobby that can be enjoyed by all ages, the best lenses for bird photography (opens in new tab) tend to be very expensive and heavy to use. That means that bird photography has traditionally been enjoyed by photographers who could invest in long telephoto lenses (opens in new tab)as well as a camera for wildlife (opens in new tab). Luckily, the best bird feeder cameras have made…

It Turns Out, Freshwater Fish Contain Toxic Forever Chemicals

Posted in UncategorizedTagged , , , ,
Two million years ago, historians believe that some of humanity’s earliest ancestors sat by one of Kenya’s ancient waterways and ate catfish. This species, still widely consumed today, is incredibly common. In fact, you can find them in the surrounding waters of every continent (Antarctica aside). But new research suggests that maybe it’s a smart idea to leave them be. And no, it’s not about overfishing, fish sentiment, or plastic pollution (which are, arguably, also valid reasons to stop eating fish). Instead, the study looked at PFAS, aka “forever” chemicals. PFAS have permeated many parts of our day-to-day existence. They…