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Of the 220 million farm animals raised annually in Oklahoma, about 4 million live virtually their entire lives in crates so small that they’re not even able to turn around.
Symposium Features Renowned Author, Highlights the Cruelty of Extreme Confinement of Pigs, and Offers Solutions...
What one celebrity pet can tell us about our curious and complicated relationship with animals
Joie Henney has helped relocate unwanted alligators, snakes and iguanas to wildlife sanctuaries for 30 years and now he has an emotional support alligator who helps him cope with depression and cancer treatment.
From horses to peacocks, the wildest emotional support animals spotted on flights As the US's era of emotional support animals looks set to come to an end, look back at some of the wildest animals to onboard flights Ronica Froese with her 18-month-old miniature service horse, Fred, in February 2020. Reuters Dexter the support peacock was denied access to a United Airlines flight in 2018. Instagram / dexterthepeacock Daniel the emotional support duck wore a homemade nappy and slippers for his flight. Twitter / Mark Essig Journalist Nathan O'Neal shared this photo of Gizmo the marmoset, who go...