15,000 Vulnerable Animals Helped Through ASPCA’s Kitten Foster Program

Adopt Me! Codes (June 2026)

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The app helping owners spot illness in cats

The app helping owners spot illness in cats

'Very positive' - project gathers fostering experiences

The My Fostering Journey project involved listening to biological and adopted children, otherwise known as children who foster, about their experiences.

Better for Animals: The Evidence Behind Investor Advocacy

This month, we’re spotlighting the evidence behind Investor Advocacy as part of our ongoing Better for Animals research. Better for Animals: Background Animal Charity Evaluators’ Better for Animals: Evidence-Based Insights for Effective Animal Advocacy resource is an ongoing project in which we distill key research on different animal advocacy interventions to help us evaluate their impact in different contexts. ... Read more

Feline Flood: Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center Swamped At Nearly 700% Capacity

TAMPA, Fla. – Local animal welfare workers are issuing an urgent call for public assistance as Hillsborough County’s only open-admissions shelter finds itself completely overrun with cats and kittens. By the end of last week, the Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center was housing 390 felines. That population represents a staggering 696 percent of the facility’s [] Feline Flood: Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center Swamped At Nearly 700 Capacity

Mama Cat Is Always Checking in on Her Little Babies To Make Sure They’re Doing Well

This video shows a mama cat and her little kittens who are up for adoption. It reflects the natural instincts of mother cats to stay close to and protect their babies, ensuring they are safe and doing well. Rosemary, the mama cat, has five kittens, each with different personalities and temperaments, as shared by the [] The post Mama Cat Is Always Checking in on Her Little Babies To Make Sure They’re Doing Well appeared first on CatTime.

How to Support a Family Member Losing a Pet

Losing a pet is a unique kind of grief. It’s a loss that some people

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If I didn’t like him before (I did) I would love him now: Mamdani’s administration just funded New York City’s first-ever pet food pantry program. 750,000 in the FY2027 budget, specifically to help pet owners who can’t afford food for their animals. Another 750,000 goes toward affordable spay/neuter services. 1.5 million total, aimed at keeping people and their pets together. Here’s why it matters: NYC animal shelters took in over 16,000 animals last year. Nearly 10,000 were strays. Another 6,500 were owner surrenders — people who loved their pets but couldn’t afford to feed them or get them basic vet care, and had to give them up. Animal welfare advocates had been pushing for this for years, asking for 15.3 million to fully fund pantries, spay/neuter clinics in every borough, and a real animal welfare office. They got a fraction of the ask, But it’s the first time the city has put dedicated dollars behind the idea at all. No family should have to choose between rent and feeding their family — pets included. This is a start.

What to know about the new Fostering the Future Accounts for kids in foster care

What to know about the new Fostering the Future Accounts for kids in foster care

Lions, Tigers and Bomb Sniffing Dogs: Zoos Face Scores of Swatting Attacks (USA)

[Press Office note: There have been no communiques received by animal liberation activists taking credit for any of the below actions, although it could be consistent with animal liberation theology. Monetary and reputational damages inflicted on these animal profiteers that maintain animal prisons called zoos is always a good thing.] By Remy Tumin New York Times Continue reading

Farm which supplied pork to major supermarkets admits animal cruelty offences after undercover filming captured staff abusing pigs

Farm which supplied pork to major supermarkets admits animal cruelty offences after undercover filming captured staff abusing pigs

The Adoption Standoff: Why a Homeowner Is Locking Her Doors After a Stranger Claimed Her Pets Belonged to Him First

There's no way she's returning these cats after this long! The post The Adoption Standoff: Why a Homeowner Is Locking Her Doors After a Stranger Claimed Her Pets Belonged to Him First appeared first on TwistedSifter.

WILDNorth warns public to think twice before ‘rescuing’ baby animals

The WILDNorth Rehabilitation Centre takes in more than 4,000 orphaned, abandoned or injured animals every year — wards the staff say didn't all necessarily need to end up there.

Urgent appeal by local Murcia charity as fly swarms threaten rescued donkeys

Andrea’s Animal Rescue, an animal welfare charity based in the Mazarron area, has issued an urgent appeal to the local []

Israel’s ‘Tinder for pets’ is helping shelter animals match with loving homes

An Israeli nonprofit is using a Tinder-style app to match shelter dogs and cats with loving families and reduce failed adoptions.

Grijă pentru blănoși: intervenții în Nisporeni și Ungheni, 154 de animale sterilizate și 3,3 tone de hrană colectate

În luna mai, Asociația pentru protecția animalelor Alga, în parteneriat cu Kaufland Moldova, a desfășurat campania Grijă pentru [] The post <b>Grijă pentru blănoși:</b> intervenții în Nisporeni și Ungheni, 154 de animale sterilizate și 3,3 tone de hrană colectate appeared first on Moldova.org.

These Beautiful Baby Bunnies Came Too Close for Comfort

Via South Essex Wildlife Hospital, which writes:It was very narrow escape for these little rabbit kits... With their mum missing, their warren had been raided by magpies, leaving their two siblings critically injured. Although our vet team tried their best, the damage done was just too much Thankfully, these two had escaped major injury, but they were far from out of the woods. Dehydrated, cold, lethargic and hungry, they were clearly missing mum and Alda and Tom set to work trying to stabilise them. With warmth, fluid therapy and feeding with a special critical recovery solution, they slowly started to come back to us and, by the end of the day, they were looking SO much brighter! Now under the care of rabbit orphan feeder, Sally, they are making great progress. It's going to take quite a bit of work, but we hope this lucky pair can return to the wild once fully developed.

Chilling incest cult with deformed inbred children unable to see or speak

The Colt family, found living in a makeshift camp in an isolated farming valley in Australia, kept 38 blood relatives in squalor — with children so severely affected by inbreeding they were unable to speak or see

Take The Kids To Meet Adorable Animals At Wisconsin Petting Farm

Take The Kids To Meet Adorable Animals At Wisconsin Petting Farm

‘Pets are family’: why Big Issue and Animal Friends are fighting to keep people and their animals together

Big Issue and Animal Friends are backing the No One Left Outside campaign, calling for an end to blanket pet bans in temporary accommodation so people experiencing homelessness are not forced to choose between shelter and their animals. The post ‘Pets are family’: why Big Issue and Animal Friends are fighting to keep people and their animals together appeared first on Big Issue.

Adoption Pawlooza: Multi-Shelter Pet Adoption Event in Owensboro

Adoption Pawlooza: Multi-Shelter Pet Adoption Event in Owensboro

Election 2026: Act vows to criminalise use of pets to control family violence victims

Election 2026: Act vows to criminalise use of pets to control family violence victims

Number of registered pet animals tops 3.6 mil. in 2025: data

Number of registered pet animals tops 3.6 mil. in 2025: data

Michelle Eileen Harris: Gosnells cat breeder and primary school teacher fined for animal cruelty

A WA teacher and member of a pet breeding network which advocates for the ‘ethical and responsible ownership of cats’ has been fined for a shocking case of animal cruelty.

Mum of 16 'feral' children found in Ohio house of horrors gave birth to conjoined twins

The mother of 16 children rescued from a house of horrors, living like 'feral animals', once gave birth to conjoined twins who died the same day, newly released state records have disclosed

Animals seized in cruelty cases can be stuck in shelters for months. New bill aims to change that

A bill supported by L.A. County Dist. Atty. Nathan Hochman seeks to help place abused animals with a foster home or rescue group.

WCW Investigation: Fauci Resurrected USDA’s Infamous Kitten Tests; Lab Is Alive and Well Under RFK Jr.

In 2019, White Coat Waste’s (WCW) blockbuster investigation and campaign shut down the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s infamous Kitten Slaughterhouse, the government’s largest cat laboratory. Now, our latest exposé reveals that those wasteful kitten tests were quietly relocated to a National Institutes of Health (NIH) lab run by Dr. Fauci, where they continue under [] The post WCW Investigation: Fauci Resurrected USDA’s Infamous Kitten Tests; Lab Is Alive and Well Under RFK Jr. appeared first on White Coat Waste Project.

16 children found living in horrific conditions inside Ohio home, parents and grandparents charged

In a shocking case of alleged child abuse and neglect, authorities in the US state of Ohio rescued 16 children from a severely dilapidated home where they had reportedly been living in inhumane conditions for years. Investigators said the children were malnourished, surrounded by filth and had little to no interaction with the outside world. Four adults, including the children's parents and grandparents, have now been charged with endangering the children's lives. Officials clarified that all 16 children belong to the same family.

Cuban zoo celebrates birth of Bengal tigers amid energy crisis

Arrival of endangered cats, including rare white cub, revitalises team straining under fuel and medicine shortagesFor the Cuban zookeeper Ángel Cordero, the sight of four Bengal tiger cubs playing in a cage at the Cuban national zoo is a small miracle on an island stifled by shortages of fuel, medicine and days-long power outages.The ​birth of these endangered big cats – including an exceedingly rare white tiger – has revitalised a team of zoo workers, he said. Continue reading...

Over 900 children living with foster families across Mid West

THERE are currently 901 children living with foster families across the Mid West, according to Ireland’s fostering agency, Tusla Fostering, which has launched National Fostering Awareness Month with a renewed appeal for more local people to consider becoming foster carers. Figures show there are currently 574 foster carers supporting children and young people in the [] The post Over 900 children living with foster families across Mid West appeared first on Limerick Post.

Lafayette Animal Shelter Offering Free Dog and Cat Adoptions Through July 26

Lafayette Animal Shelter Offering Free Dog and Cat Adoptions Through July 26

Two furry siblings seek their forever home

Two of four kittens that were rescued in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Fujin and Izanagi are most likely siblings and would like to be adopted together.

Northern Ireland rates bills debt concerns as big increase in number of people entering payment arrangements

Well known charity says they are helping local households facing more than £1m in debt for first time

SHOCK: 16 children rescued from Ohio home were almost feral, authorities say...

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DEAR ABBY: Pet adoption puts strain on couple’s time and finances

Puppy love challenges an engaged couple

A Mother Jones Investigation Helped Spur a New Alaska Law Protecting Vulnerable Kids

For years, some of Alaska’s most vulnerable children have faced harsh conditions for months at a time in locked psychiatric facilities. A new law aims to change that. The legislation, HB 36, follows a 2023 Mother Jones investigation that found that the state’s Office of Children’s Services routinely placed foster kids at North Star Behavioral []

Guide to Using Homeopathy for Pets (skip the stressful trip to the vet!)

To access this post, you must be a member of Healthy Home Plus. If you are already logged in as a member, please refresh the page. The post Guide to Using Homeopathy for Pets (skip the stressful trip to the vet!) appeared first on The Healthy Home Economist.

Defilement: Victim’s family praises DOVVSU, recommends promotion for two personnel

The family of a 14-year-old victim of defilement has praised the personnel of the Domestic Violence and Victims Support Unit (DOVVSU) in the Bono Region for their expeditious investigations in serving justice to the victim.

VEGN: Animal-Friendly ETF With A Tech-Heavy Portfolio And High Beta, A Hold

VEGN: Animal-Friendly ETF With A Tech-Heavy Portfolio And High Beta, A Hold

7 Ways to Say Goodbye and Honor the Memory of Your Departed Pet

Seven heartfelt ways to honor a departed pet — from a living memorial tree and biodegradable urns to paw-print jewelry and giving back — with comforting, practical options.

5 booked over child abuse in Capgemini daycare

5 booked over child abuse in Capgemini daycare

The Hen Report: “Everything Changes, Yet Nothing Changes” | Horse Carriage Ban, Vegan Food Policy & Animal Testing News

Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan catch up on New York City happenings and dig into major animal advocacy news, from a vegan appointee shaping the city’s food policy to the fight to finally end horse-drawn carriages after a tragic event. They also cover a legal win for student activists, RFK Jr.’s surprisingly bipartisan push to reduce animal testing, and a call

VOTE: 2026 Valley View Veterinary Clinic Pet Photo Contest

VOTE: 2026 Valley View Veterinary Clinic Pet Photo Contest

Horror as man, 21, raped and slaughtered 12 goats in chilling rampage

DISTRESSING CONTENT WARNING: The case has sparked urgent action against rising cases of animal cruelty and bestiality.