Crickets Raised For Pet-Reptile Food Face Lethal Virus
A paralyzing virus is sweeping through cricket farms in the United States and Canade, killing over 100 million crickets and jeopardizing the businesses of cricket farmers in North America. First appearing in Europe in 2002, the virus has made its way to the United States and is devastating cricket farms dedicated to providing a food source to pet reptile owners and zoos around the country.
Photographer Raises Awareness for Doomed Shelter Dog
A photographer in Taiwan named Tou Ghih-kang has be recording the last moments for some dogs at the Taoyuan Animal Shelter over the last...
2012 State Rankings for Animal Protection Laws
Each year the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) releases a comprehensive report ranking states (and Washington, D.C.), on how well they deal...
Salmonella Causes Massive Pet Food Recall
14 cases of the bacterial infection, salmonella, have been found in humans in nine states which have been linked to contaminated pet food. ...
Local Pet Care Professionals Collaborate
Carpentersville, IL, June 24, 2012 --(PR.com)-- With thousands of pet owners in Chicago's Northwest Suburbs it is no surprise that there are pet care...
Saving Molly the Dog – When Crowdsourcing Works
She was bloodied and broken when she was brought into the 24-hour animal hospital located in Manchester, NH, about an hour north of Boston....
Let’s Make It A “No Pets For Gifts” Holiday Season
Lake Charles, LA - It's that time of year again when families contemplate the idea of purchasing a family pet as a holiday gift...
Puppy Lemon Laws: A Way to be Held Accountable
Illinois is getting set to become the latest state to enact a puppy lemon law. The bill has passed the Senate with a vote...
Blackfish Documentary vs. SeaWorld – Behind the Killer Whale
SeaWorld has gone head to head with Blackfish documentary that claims that the theme park’s policy of keeping killer whales in captivity lead to...
Japan No-Go Rescue Window Opens
Fukushima, Japan – The Environmental Ministry of Japan along with the Fukushima prefectural government announced today that private animal protection groups will be allowed...
