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Italy Moves to Ban Horse Meat, Redefine Horses as Pets
SolutionsFeb 19

Italy Moves to Ban Horse Meat, Redefine Horses as Pets

Italy is considering groundbreaking legislation that would ban horse meat and officially classify horses, donkeys, and mules as companion animals rather than food. The bill has gained bipartisan support and reflects a major cultural shift, with 83% of Italians already choosing not to eat horse meat.

Guardian Environment2 min read
Ex-Media VP Rescues 250 Donkeys After Seeing One TikTok
Acts of KindnessFeb 12

Ex-Media VP Rescues 250 Donkeys After Seeing One TikTok

A former Time Inc. executive saw a crying woman on TikTok begging people to save donkeys from slaughter. He bought a 75-acre ranch and hasn't looked back.

Mens Health3 min read
Europe's Tourism Gets Greener With Beach Access & Donkey Cheese
SolutionsJan 29

Europe's Tourism Gets Greener With Beach Access & Donkey Cheese

From wheelchair-friendly beaches in Greece to climate passports in Germany, innovators across Europe are proving tourism can help people and the planet. An EU exhibition is showcasing projects that make travel more accessible, sustainable, and fun.

Euronews2 min read
Rescued Donkey Hope Breaks World Record with 15-Inch Ears
Acts of KindnessJan 21

Rescued Donkey Hope Breaks World Record with 15-Inch Ears

A once-emaciated donkey named Hope went from barely eating to breaking the Guinness World Record for longest ears on a living donkey. Her 15-inch ears now crown a story of rescue and recovery that's inspiring people everywhere.

Google News - World Record2 min read
Ethiopia Cuts Harness Wounds for 13M Working Horses
Planet WinsJan 18

Ethiopia Cuts Harness Wounds for 13M Working Horses

Scientists used 3D printing and community workshops to redesign harnesses that were injuring millions of working horses and donkeys in Ethiopia. The practical solutions are helping protect animals that provide income for families living in poverty.

Phys.org2 min read