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“Nothing is lost, nothing is created, everything is transformed,” said Lavoisier in 1774. It sort of sums up how the Buenos Aires zoo became an eco-park – a contribution in light of the increasing demands for animal rights and respect…

How would you feel if you were a shelter dog? What if you had to stay at the shelter for years watching all the other animals finding homes and families? Something of the kind happened in the case of Bear,…

Animals seem to have a sixth sense that lets them know intuitively when danger is looming. We see evidence of this every now and then when we read or hear about news of some cat that saves its owner’s life from…

Protecting consumers should be a public health priority for every nation. By taking the necessary precautions, countries can avoid the devastating consequences of a food safety crisis. What is a food safety crisis? A food safety crisis occurs when authorities…

It’s encouraging to know that more initiatives are coming into existence to say NO to the mistreatment of animals. These include government programs, private organizations, and small grassroots and personal efforts. Our blog adheres to this declaration in every way…

The CITES treaty (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species) is an international treaty about the rights of wild fauna and flora. It seeks to ensure that trade doesn’t become a threat to animals’ survival in their natural habitat. So,…

It’s here! The first television remote control for dogs is finally about to make its way onto the market. For a long time, popular belief was that animals were unable to distinguish between the images that technological devices emit. But,…

Not long ago, in another article, we mentioned a wonderful initiative started in the US which had the intention of saving about two hundred dogs in Puerto Rico. This is currently one of the countries with the highest animal abandonment…

In 1978, animal protection made history thanks to the proclamation of the first Universal Declaration of Animal Rights. The International League of Animal Rights drafted this important document and read it to a UNESCO committee to advocate for better animal protection…

The idea of ​​strolling around with our dogs off-leash is always attractive to most of us. Especially as the days become warmer. Who wouldn’t want pets to be able to run free so they can enjoy nature on their own…

Camping with dogs and children is a great family activity. Doing so is a great way for you and your pets to experience new sights and smells, get some exercise, and spend time together. Outdoor activities can definitely be fun…

In a world where technology is evolving faster than ever – and where it seems that life’s hardly worth living unless it’s through a smartphone – we’re not surprised to hear that tech companies have already begun working on apps…

Sadly, animal cruelty is a topic that continues to make headlines. While we have made great progress over the years, we still have a long way to go when it comes to animal rights. Whether it be wild animals or…

Adopting an older dog from a shelter is an act of kindness that usually encourages responsible ownership. It doesn’t only dignify the life of an abandoned animal, but it’s also a way to take action against the reprehensible behaviors of…

The stray animal population is a sad reality of our times. And, unfortunately, the number of abandoned animals is still increasing. At some point, all of us will come across an animal that needs immediate help. When the time comes,…

A giant parrot isn’t the kind of thing you find every day. The extreme unexpectedness of this finding, and the huge nature of the fossil they dug up has led scientists to name this extinct species of bird the Heracles inexpectatus. Read on…

Fortunately for dog owners, more and more public establishments are opting to adopt pet-friendly policies. What this means is that you don’t have to leave yours at home when you go out. Instead, you can now bring them along into…

There are several federal wildlife protection laws and many of them have a very specific purpose. Protecting the bald eagle, for example. However, the most important one is for preserving wildlife: the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA). The ESA embodies…

Historically, we humans have had canines to help us safeguard our family and property. In fact, it’s very likely that the very first ones we kept around were used exactly for this purpose. So, the next natural step in this…

Since time immemorial, the presence of pets and companion animals in human life has been registered by numerous sources. The influence of pets on the life of human beings has filled the pages of books, articles and many other means…