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92-Year-Old Woman and 38 Cats Rescued from Severe Hoarding Situation in Arkansas
In a disturbing case highlighting the complex intersection of elder neglect and animal hoarding, Arkansas authorities recently intervened to rescue ...
New Beginnings for 46 Cats Rescued from Orange County Hoarding Situation
In a significant animal welfare intervention, 46 cats and kittens have been rescued from a hoarding situation in Orange County, ...
Healthy Kittens Abandoned in Vodka Box Spark Scottish
Three kittens discovered abandoned in a vodka box in a Scottish park have prompted an animal welfare investigation. The young ...
The Dark Reality of Lion Cubs Suffering in South Africa’s Captive Breeding Industry
A shocking discovery at a South African breeding facility has revealed the heartbreaking reality behind the country’s lion cub tourism ...
Cincinnati Zoo’s Newest Cheetah Cubs Join Critical Conservation Effort
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden has something extra special to celebrate this International Cheetah Day. Two adorable cheetah cubs ...
South African Leopards Facing Critical Decline in Population
Leopards in South Africa’s Soutpansberg Mountains are disappearing at an alarming rate. These magnificent cats, once numerous in this region, ...
Eurasian Lynx Escapes Welsh Zoo, Launching Rare British Wild Cat Sighting Opportunity
A female Eurasian lynx named Lillith has managed to slip away from her enclosure at Borth Wild Animal Kingdom in ...
The Iberian Lynx Has Bounced Back From The Brink Of Extinction
In the sun-drenched landscapes of the Iberian Peninsula, a conservation miracle has unfolded over the past two decades. The Iberian ...
Small Cub, Big Milestone — Australia’s Clouded Leopard Breaks Records
When Mirri entered the world last November at the Wild Cat Conservation Centre, her survival was far from certain. Born ...
How a Stray Cat and Lynx Formed a 12-Year Bond in a Russian Zoo
When a small tabby cat wandered into a zoo lynx enclosure in Russia years ago, staff expected the worst. Instead, ...
