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More Than 100 Neglected Cats Rescued From NJ Hoarding Situation - Vimarsana News

More Than 100 Neglected Cats Rescued From NJ Hoarding Situation

More than 100 neglected cats were rescued from a hoarding situation at a home in South Bound Brook, rescue officials said.Animal control officers from St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center were called in to assist local police after a neighbo…

Italian gundogs - what are their strengths in the field. - Vimarsana News

Italian gundogs - what are their strengths in the field.

0shares A trio of gundog breeds from Italy have found a place in the hearts of UK owners. David Tomlinson assesses their strengths in the field I’ve written recently about both French and German gundogs. On the same theme, this is a piece about Italian gundogs, but it wasn’t one I was planning to write. However, a friend with a passion for all things Italian — from formaggi to Ferrari and ciabatta to chianti — challenged me to write it. Intriguingly, though he shoots with a Beretta and drives an Alfa Romeo, he works a pair of black Labradors, having never quite taken the plunge...

Lord Vestey 'abidingly proud of his Australian descent' - Vimarsana News

Lord Vestey 'abidingly proud of his Australian descent'

Lord Vestey ‘abidingly proud of his Australian descent’ By Mark McGinness Save Normal text size LORD VESTEY: 1941-2021 The 3rd Lord Vestey, who has died aged 79, was the half-Australian heir to a meat fortune, the surviving great-grandson of Dame Nellie Melba, and the head of one of the richest families in Britain who, for most of his life, were owners of vast holdings in the Northern Territory and Queensland. Within four generations, the Vesteys went from a Merseyside slaughterhouse to a magnificent Cotswold country house hosting titled grandees and members of the innermost circle ...

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