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Animal rights advocates want to give Punxsutawney Phil a high-tech retirement using 3D projection technology. The proposal would let the famous groundhog live peacefully while keeping the beloved tradition alive.
A woman's quick thinking saved a kitten found stumbling alone in the woods with both eyes severely infected. Today, Barti is playful, healthy, and ready for adoption on the East Coast.
A neglected rabbit who once suffered from parasites in a backyard hutch now lives his best life playing Jenga with his adoptive mom. Morty's journey from rescue to playful pet shows how love transforms lives.
A lifeboat crew in Scotland earned a Hero to Animals award after saving a dog that plunged into frigid ocean waters. The dramatic rescue at Seacliff beach brought together professionals and bystanders to save Sparkle the Weimaraner and her devoted owner.
An outback Australian town known for brutal heat and red dust just shattered a nearly century-old rainfall record, filling bone-dry lakes and giving residents their first water security in years. Mount Isa received 318.6mm of rain this February, beating the 1930 record and transforming the desert landscape into flowing rivers.
A viral video shows a man strolling through his neighborhood with his cat and his pet octopus, which rides in an aerated tank on a skateboard. The unusual trio has sparked both delight and important conversations about octopus welfare.
Australia just announced sweeping reforms to shield children from gambling advertising, including a total ban in sports stadiums and on team jerseys. The changes will also limit TV ads during family viewing hours and require online platforms to let users opt out completely.
One of America's largest monkey research facilities is considering an unprecedented transition to a sanctuary, potentially reshaping how we approach animal welfare and medical science. The Oregon National Primate Research Center's decision has sparked both celebration and serious scientific debate.
After nearly 100 teachers were injured in classrooms, Tasmania's government launches a three-year plan focusing on preventing violence before it starts. The $7.89 million initiative prioritizes training, support systems, and helping students who struggle in traditional classrooms.
Life-sized robotic elephants that blink, spray water, and lift their trunks are taking the place of captive animals at temples and tourist sites across southern India. The shift protects both elephants and people while honoring tradition in a new way.