Puppy found abandoned in a crate on roadside finds new life as a police sniffer dog November 15, 2022 It’s a true rags to riches story of the furry kind. A puppy dumped on the roadside in a cage has been trained as… Continue Reading
PSA: U.S. National Park Service warns visitors not to lick psychedelic toads to get high November 9, 2022 It may sound absurd, but the U.S. National Park Service is reminding people not to lick — yes, lick — the Sonoran desert toad…. Continue Reading
“Late bloomer” bison calf born in Iowa’s Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge November 7, 2022 It’s not often bison baby announcements are made in the fall at Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge, but the park in Iowa unexpectently has… Continue Reading
Living Planet Index finds biodiversity has declined alarmingly in last 50 years. October 13, 2022 Global wildlife populations have plummeted by 69% on average since 1970 according to a report looking at trends in global biodiversity and the health… Continue Reading
New York man charged with smuggling pythons in his pants across Canada-U.S. border October 10, 2022 A 36-year-old New York man is accused of stuffing three Burmese pythons down is pants in an attempt to smuggle the reptiles into the… Continue Reading
Mother raccoon rescues baby raccoon on SeaBus platform in North Vancouver October 5, 2022 People talk about momma bears and tiger moms, but you haven’t seen anything until you’ve seen a mother raccoon swoop into action. One such… Continue Reading
First human-to-dog transmission of monkeypox reported August 18, 2022 The World Health Organization called Wednesday for people infected with monkeypox to avoid exposing animals to the virus following a first reported case of… Continue Reading
“Malicious intent” suspected after wolves escape from Greater Vancouver Zoo August 16, 2022 A pack of captive wolves was briefly roaming around Aldergrove, B.C. Tuesday morning after officials say they were illegally set free from the Greater… Continue Reading
Freya, the walrus who became an attraction, then a disruption, killed by officials August 14, 2022 A 1,300-pound walrus who had become a threat to human safety after squatting for weeks off the coast of Oslo hanging around piers and… Continue Reading
Rare orange lobsters saved from becoming dinner at two Red Lobster restaurants August 11, 2022 It seems lightning — or at least orange lobsters — can strike twice at Red Lobster restaurants. This summer, the restaurant giant saved not… Continue Reading