When it comes to homeowner’s insurance, several plans exclude certain “aggressive” dog breeds. That is beginning to change, thanks to animal welfare organizations. For years, most insurers have had local coverage or outright rejected insurance to families with a dog they consider to be of a potentially dangerous breed. PitRead More →
Credit: New York Post Kendrick Perkins became incredibly popular after his NBA career as an ESPN analyst. As a former player, Perkins isn’t shy about speaking his mind. His portrayals of many current NBA stars got him into hot water, including his beef with Draymond Green. However, basketball analysis isn’tRead More →
A pair of Tree Swallows that survived the record mid-March blizzard south of us last spring went straight to work when they finally arrived. They chose one of the birdhouses I maintain at a nearby golf course. There was a courtship. There was coupling. The pair of birds combined theirRead More →
Luc Mbabazi, 25, is what you would call a typical dog lover. He loves hanging out with dogs and may even cancel any plans just to play with or care for them. His love for dogs goes back a long way. He remembers very well when he was young, theyRead More →
Mohd Fauzi now has over 100 rabbits generating an income of over RM2,000 per month and has shared the benefits of keeping rabbits with other visually impaired people to enable them to be independent. — Photo Bernama KUALA NERUS (January 9): A visually impaired man challenged himself to leave hisRead More →
Mohd Fauzi now has over 100 rabbits generating an income of over RM2,000 per month and has shared the benefits of keeping rabbits with other visually impaired people to enable them to be independent. — Photo Bernama KUALA NERUS (January 9): A visually impaired man challenged himself to leave hisRead More →
Dogs at the Kenya Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (KSPCA) in Bamburi, Mombasa County. [Kelvin Karani, Standard] The dog trade is slowly gaining popularity. I have received many inquiries about dog breeds, breeding and business income. So what does it take to run the business? Mugo Wambui,Read More →
Cheyenne Ellis shares a moment with her female hedgehog Minerva. “Hedgehogs really depend on the interaction of their humans,” says Ellis, who started a hedgehog breeding program. “They bond so deeply with their owners.” Chancey Bush/The Gazette It’s something you didn’t know you had to see until you did: aRead More →
Cheyenne Ellis shares a moment with her female hedgehog Minerva. “Hedgehogs really depend on the interaction of their humans,” says Ellis, who started a hedgehog breeding program. “They bond so deeply with their owners.” Chancey Bush/The Gazette It’s something you didn’t know you had to see until you did: aRead More →
Cheyenne Ellis shares a moment with her female hedgehog Minerva. “Hedgehogs really depend on the interaction of their humans,” says Ellis, who started a hedgehog breeding program. “They bond so deeply with their owners.” Chancey Bush/The Gazette It’s something you didn’t know you had to see until you did: aRead More →
In Burundi, a rare type of business is emerging. For many Burundians, snakes symbolize demons. Its slightest presence in homes leads to its rapid death and only grown men, and only the daring, dare to attack snakes. Nevertheless, it is a very important source of income for its breeders, aRead More →
breaking news on a newspaper page HOPE – In a case that has sparked protests among animal rights activists, dogs that were bred and their puppies sold for profit by a rural Hope couple are no longer on their property. That’s according to Bartholomew County Compliance Officer Bill Klakamp, whoRead More →
23 dogs linked to Tacoma animal cruelty case are available for adoption A Pierce County judge has set stricter release conditions for a man accused of animal cruelty and dog fighting. Now several of those rescued dogs are up for adoption. TACOMA – A Tacoma man facing 75 animal crueltyRead More →
The Jockey Club Board of Directors announced that they had adopted a final rule limiting the annual breeding of individual stallions. iStock/Lillis Photography In May 2020, the Jockey Club Board announced that it had adopted a final rule limiting the annual breeding of individual stallions. The rule reflects the JockeyRead More →