Understanding Exotic Pets: The Cost to Animals and Ecosystems
Imagine being plucked from your home, transported across continents, and finding yourself confined to a glass box on a stranger’s shelf. This strange scenario you…
Exploring the Effects of Industrial Agriculture, on Farming Operations
The topic of factory farming sparks heated debates regarding animal welfare and environmental sustainability in todays world of food production efficiency and affordability issues. Although…
How to Care For & Keep Your Pets Safe During the Holidays
The start of the holiday season is drawing near and you know what that means—crowded gatherings, fun, decorations, and lots of food! You’re most likely…
Adopt, Don’t Shop: How Puppy Mills Affect More Than Just Dogs
The sight of a cheerful puppy wagging its tail behind the glass of a pet store window, with adorable eyes is almost impossible to resist…
Orangutan Caring Week 2024
Orangutan Caring WeekNovember 10-16, 2024Theme: Orangutans Leading the Way: One Planet, One Future Orangutan Caring Week is here—a time dedicated to celebrating and protecting one…
The Truth About UK Zoos and Animal Welfare
Families visit zoos to see the different species of animals, which provides a chance to learn about wild animals. However, a recent investigation by the…
The Cruelty-Free Lifestyle: Making Compassionate Choices for Animals
In recent years, there has been a significant shift towards adopting a cruelty-free lifestyle, driven by growing awareness of animal welfare issues. This movement is…
Threats to Bee Populations: Habitat Loss, Pesticides, Climate Change, and Diseases
Despite their reputation as the bane of picnickers everywhere, bees are incredibly important to our ecosystem, and they’re currently in trouble. As critical workers maintaining…
Bovine TB and the Badger Cull
Image by PBarlowArt from Pixabay Please see the bottom of this post for the resources used while researching this subject. Wild badgers with TB may pass this on…
Grey squirrels in the UK
The grey squirrel was introduced to the UK in the 18th century and their numbers quickly grew. Unfortunately, they carry a virus called squirrelpox, which…
