The number of visitors to San Francisco has not rebounded to its pre-pandemic level — not among humans, anyway. Sea lions, on the other hand, are swimming to the city in higher numbers than ever recorded. In May 2024, sea… Read More »Sea Lions Coming in Record Numbers to San Francisco
Xinderella the foster cat has a microchip, a human guardian and a stable home, but she lives in a state of regulatory limbo. Under murky new rules governing cats in Singapore’s public housing, she is not registered to the apartment… Read More »Stray Cats of Singapore
A disturbing trend of pet abandonment has been on the rise in Pakistan, with many animals being left to suffer on the streets. According to research, approximately 80% of pet buyers purchase animals at their children’s demand, only to abandon… Read More »The Dark Reality of Pet Abandonment: A Call to Action for Responsible Pet Ownership
Sonia, an African elephant, along with three other young female elephants, was captured in the wild in Tanzania in 2009 and brought to the Karachi Safari Park. After years of separation, Sonia, aged 17-19, was recently reunited with her sister… Read More »Sonia, African Elephant, Dies at Karachi Safari Park
On December 04, 2024, In Jhando Kaloi village near Digri town. more than 60 cattle including goats and sheep died after eating poisonous grass and drinking from contaminated water. The reasons are yet unidentified but, the owners of the cattle… Read More »Mass Poisoning of Cattle in Mirpurkhas Highlights Brutality of Human Nature
In an ongoing crackdown on wildlife trafficking, the Wildlife Combing Operation spearheaded by the Punjab government has seized 3,159 protected animals and birds across the province. Under the supervision of Director General Wildlife & Parks Punjab, Mudassir Riaz Malik, the… Read More »Wildlife Combing Operations in the Punjab
By Jon Waterman Mr. Waterman is a former ranger at Denali National Park and Preserve and the author of National Geographic’s “Atlas of the National Parks” and the forthcoming “Atlas of Wild America.” I recently had the good fortune to spot… Read More »Slaughtering Bears in Alaska
By Stephanie Rosenbloom/ May 15, 2023 If you wouldn’t dream of going on vacation without your pet, you’re in luck. Hotels and resorts are increasingly catering to them with new packages and amenities (or “pet-menities,” as Virgin Hotels puts it), be… Read More »Hotels Roll Out the Red Carpet for Pets
By Nicholas Kristof In 1971, a half-dozen graduate students at Oxford University held what was perhaps the first protest of the modern animal rights movement. They insisted that respecting animals was a moral imperative. And the world changed. No, not right… Read More »Respecting Animals is a Moral Imperative
In the misty forests just outside of Chile’s capital Santiago, a rescued puma stalks the leafy surroundings of the Refugio Animal Cascada, a shelter hoping to rehabilitate and house wildlife affected by the country’s natural disasters. The shelter, first opened… Read More »Santiago, Chile’s Animal Shelter
