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Jeffery Ritter, Director of Development A group of 171 dogs saved from South Korea’s brutal dog meat trade are starting their search for loving homes in the United States and Canada. Humane Society International rescued the dogs as part of its campaign to end the trade and flew them to the U.S. Here, its affiliate, the Humane Society of the United States, will help provide assessments, veterinary care and rehabilitation at its shelter before placing them with Shelter and Rescue Partners. Some of the dogs will be transported to HSI/Canada’s temporary shelter, where they will eventually b...

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A tiger which was the subject of various news reports after going missing in Houston was found safe on Saturday.

NYS Senate Passes Bill to Shut Down the Puppy Mill Pipeline Animal welfare groups commend NYS Senate for approving bill to end the retail sale of dogs, cats and rabbits in New York pet stores News provided by Share this article NEW YORK, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the New York State Senate approved S.1130, to shut down the puppy mill pipeline and end the retail sale of dogs, cats and rabbits in pet stores across the state. Sponsored by A companion bill (A.4283) was introduced in the Assembly by Assemblymember Linda B. Rosenthal (D/WF-Manhattan) and was recently approved by the Ass...

Grizzly bear in northwestern Montana. | Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks via AP A flurry of bills has recently been introduced to Montana’s state legislature that reduces restrictions on the killing of grizzly bears and wolves — two predators which have historically struggled to survive in the state. One such bill is SB 98, put forward by Republican Sen. Bruce Gillespie, which would expand the state law allowance for killing grizzly bears. Currently, Montanans can kill grizzly bears if they are caught in the act of killing their livestock, according to CBS News. But the new bill — whi...