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New Jersey Aviary Closes Permanently, Relocation of 77 Birds to 13 Zoos Scheduled - Vimarsana News

New Jersey Aviary Closes Permanently, Relocation of 77 Birds to 13 Zoos Scheduled

New Jersey Zoo has announced the permanent closure of its aviary, putting 77 birds up for relocation to 13 zoos. Read more here.

Dogs rescued from Korean meat trade up for adoption - Vimarsana News

Dogs rescued from Korean meat trade up for adoption

Second Chance Animal Services Adoption Center got five dogs from a Maryland rehabilitation center last month, part of a group that was rescued by the United States Humane Society from the South Korean meat trade.

Local nonprofits unite for GivingTuesday on November 29 - Vimarsana News

Local nonprofits unite for GivingTuesday on November 29

JACKSON, Tennessee -- Time of giving: Local West Tennessee nonprofits are uniting in honor of GivingTuesday on Tuesday, November 29th.

Source: wbbjtv.com
Nearly 100 dogs seized in Nye animal abuse case flown to rescue facility - Vimarsana News

Nearly 100 dogs seized in Nye animal abuse case flown to rescue facility

ASPCA flew nearly 100 dogs they described as suffering "horrific cruelty" to a Columbus, OH facility in what could be the largest one-time humanitarian animal transport in US History.

Source: ktnv.com
Around 150 families being shifted from their homes to welcome 8 Cheetahs from Namibia on 17 Sep - Vimarsana News

Around 150 families being shifted from their homes to welcome 8 Cheetahs from Namibia on 17 Sep

Around 150 families from over 20 villages around India’s Kuno National Park are being shifted from their homes to welcome eight adult Cheetahs from Namibia on September 17.  India will be home to Cheetahs after over 70 years of the animal becoming extinct in the country.  Sources in India’s environment ministry said that the relocation of these villagers has begun to ensure the safety and convenience of the people and the animals, keeping in mind the issue of human-animal conflicts.  Watch | Welcome back Cheetah