Animal rights
Bad 'Pee-R': Elephant in the room urinates on Republican convention floor, sparking condemnations
Paige, an African elephant, was paraded through the George R Brown Convention Center in Houston after Governor Greg Abbott’s keynote speech, and was seen wearing a large banner supporting Abbott.
Social media-famous Border Collie allegedly eaten after being stolen in China
UK animal welfare bill forcing divulging of kosher, halal meat passes first reading
Animal rights organization urges Nature and Parks Authority to cease shooting of stray dogs
Animal rights activists protest animal testing in Israel with dead piglets
In 2021, 3,607 permits were issued by the Health Ministry to conduct testing on animals in Israel.
Dog that developed alcoholism after owner's death makes full recovery
After losing his owner and his brother and recovering from alcohol dependency, Coco has not had the easiest time. He is now looking for a warm and loving home.
Unlikely friendships: How bunny rabbits helped heal a paralyzed cat
Canelo underwent acupuncture, laser treatments and bunny-play therapy. He is now looking for his forever home alongside his best friend Llama.
Florida aquarium to release orca after more than 50 years in captivity
The process to return Lolita to her "home waters" was years in the making, beginning with the transfer of the aquarium's ownership to The Dolphin Co.
Mexican zookeeper accused of slaughtering rare goats for holiday dinner
The zookeeper in Mexico was also accused of trafficking rare animals.
Kyiv Zoo keeps Tony the gorilla warm despite daily power cuts
Tony, and his other primate friends, need to be warmed by a wood fire oven as Russia has targetted Ukrainian power and heating.
Birthright Israel considering canceling all camel rides during Israel trips - exclusive
The often highly-anticipated tourist activity of riding camels may come to an end for Birthright Israel participants.
934 people arrested for animal trafficking in international operation
Bringing animals to Israel without a lawful permit is considered a crime since it poses a threat to public health.
934 people arrested for animal trafficking in international operation
Bringing animals to Israel without a lawful permit is considered a crime, since it poses a threat to public health.
Despite reform, Israel sees record level of livestock imported for slaughter in 2022
The Agriculture Ministry claims that the import of refrigerated meat does not meet demand.
