Participants can take a picture or video of themselves engaging in activities such as moving a turtle from traffic, putting up bird feeders, spaying a neighborhood cat, or adopting a pet.

The AIPZ measures apply to all bird keepers whether they have pet birds, commercial flocks or just a few birds in a backyard flock and are essential to protecting flocks from avian influenza. Keepers ...

Harmony House in Springfield continues to serve domestic violence victims in the Ozarks with shelter and a variety wrap ...

Molly’s human dad sweetly documents what it’s like to return home from a long day at work to be met by his parrot showing off ...

Most cat owners think of their pets as gentle wanderers that bring life to the yard. But new research from the University of ...

Discover how pets learn to “speak” using recordable buttons and what science says about whether they truly understand the ...

Tennis balls aren't just for playing tennis - they're also a tool for keeping your birdbath functional when temperatures drop ...

CW: Image of dead bird A yellow bird was found dead in a plastic bag in Sliema, with passersby worrying that it was ...

Former Wellington mayor and Green Party associate conservation spokesperson Celia Wade-Brown has joined calls not to keep ...

A Nassau County high school teaches respect for nature in an incredibly unique way by caring for several exotic animals like ...

The Royals are beyond grateful to the Lost and Found community and the kindess of strangers looking out for their little lost ...

If Sweet Pea looks like she’s flirting, she is. Cockatoos exhibit a variety of attention-getting behaviors to earn the ...