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Ask Dr. Paola – Help! My Cat Refuses to Drink Water! (April 13, 2026)
Welcome to our “Ask Dr. Paola” series, where every Monday we bring expert advice straight from Dr. Paola Cuevas (MVZ) to help our readers better understand their cat’s health and well-being. Whether you’re a new pet parent or a seasoned cat lover, Dr. Paola is here to provide answers to your most pressing questions. From nutrition tips and preventive care to troubleshooting common behavioral issues, Dr. Paola is ready to offer insights that will keep your kitty happy, he...
Red vs Grey vs Rainbow Squirrels: Why one species is more dangerous than you think
In the Desert, a ‘Cleaning Station’ for Ants
A unique “choreography” between two ant species suggests a distinctive partnership in which one provides a carwash service to the other.
Cat Gives Indoor Life a Try, Within Days, She Becomes the Happiest Cat She Didn't Know She Could Be
A cat gave indoor life a try, and within a few days, she became the happiest cat she didn't know she could be. Cheeze Whisk is cross-eyed and has a beauty mark on her noseWhiskers-a-GoGoFor most of her life, this tabby-and-white beauty roamed the neighborhood streets, relying on the kindness of strangers to survive.Over time, she began to trust the people who cared for her and even revealed a playful side. It became clear she deserved so much more than life outdoors. With her charming cross-eye...
Woman, 19, killed in Essex dog attack named as Jamie-Lea Biscoe
Police arrest man, 37, on suspicion of being in charge of dog dangerously out of control and causing injury resulting in deathA 19-year-old woman who died after a dog attack in Essex has been named by police as Jamie-Lea Biscoe. Police said the victim was found with serious injuries by emergency services after they were called to a property in Long Hide, in the village of Leaden Roding, at 10.45pm on Friday. Biscoe was pronounced dead at the scene. A 37-year-old man from Dunmow, who was arres...
Golden eagles could be reintroduced to England after more than 150 years
Study identified eight areas that can sustain a population and government has given £1m for recovery programme“The world is grown so bad that wrens make prey where eagles dare not perch.” So wrote Shakespeare in Richard III, in a line of social commentary that feels ever more relevant with age.A note of good news then, in a world of so much bad, that the eagles the Bard was probably referring to could finally be reintroduced to England after more than 150 years. Continue reading...
Washington officials say 21 dead canines that washed ashore were foxes, solving local mystery
Animals were used legally as fishing bait, sheriff’s office confirms after incident shook locals in Guemes IslandA Washington state sheriff’s office says it has solved the mystery of nearly two dozen dead canines who washed ashore recently.The animals were foxes being used legally as bait for fishing operations, the Skagit county sheriff’s office said on Friday. Continue reading...
They Take in 2 Kittens in Need, From the Very Beginning, the Cat Brothers Clearly Belong Together
They took in two kittens in need, and from the very beginning, the feline brothers clearly belonged together. Ollie and ArchieFrankie @frankies_fostersTwo tabby kittens arrived at Best Friends Animal Society in Los Angeles, hoping for a fresh start.At just four to five weeks old, they were tiny but full of warmth and affection. When Frankie, a volunteer with the organization, was asked if she would consider fostering the pair, she didn't hesitate for a second."From the moment I picked them up,...
Wyoming man who injured wolf, taped its mouth shut and then killed it receives probation
Cody Roberts received widespread opprobrium for his ‘disturbing’ treatment of gray wolf but avoided jail timeSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxA grisly encounter in which a Wyoming hunter ran over a gray wolf, took pictures of the creature at a bar and then killed it has ended with the hunter avoiding prison but facing probation, fines – and widespread outrage.A state judge in Pinedale, Wyoming, handed down an 18-month probation sentence to Cody Roberts...
Anger as swifts’ nesting holes in Derbyshire rail viaduct ‘blocked up’
Campaigners say birds could die trying to access ancestral nests that were sealed during rail refurbishmentSome swifts returning to Britain to breed will be unable to access their ancestral nesting holes after they were blocked in a £7.5m refurbishment of a Derbyshire railway viaduct, campaigners say.Nature lovers had appealed to Network Rail to unblock three holes which were among at least nine swift nesting sites on the twin viaducts at Chapel Milton, on the edge of the Peak District. Continue...
Take down bird feeders this summer to cut spread of avian disease, says RSPB
Charity advises replacing seed and nut feeders, where birds gather, with small amounts of mealworms, fat balls or suetGarden birds should not be fed seeds and nuts over the summer months, the RSPB has said, in an attempt to reduce the spread of avian diseases.Bird lovers are being urged to take down their bird feeders between May and October to help birds such as the greenfinch, whose numbers have plummeted after the spread of trichomonosis, a parasitic disease transmitted more easily when birds...
Catster’s Weekly Photo Contest Winners: Best Easter Photo (April 9, 2026)
In this article Winner Runner-Up 3rd Place Enter Your Cat View 3 More + Less - Welcome to our Catster Weekly Photo Contest, where every Thursday we pick the best three photos from our readers, based on that week’s topic. This week’s topic was “Best Easter Photo“, and we received some amazing photos from you. And although every cat is gorgeous, we had to pick our winners. Congratulations, and thanks to everyone who submitted their cats...
Wild chimpanzees recorded waging ‘civil war’ with coordinated attacks between two groups
New study describes what may be the first case of a unified community of chimps, in Uganda, turning on itselfOn a June day in 2015, primatologist Aaron Sandel was quietly observing a small cluster of the Ngogo chimpanzee group in Uganda’s Kibale national park when he noticed something strange. As other members of the chimpanzees’ wider group moved closer through the forest, the chimpanzees in front of him began to display nervous behaviour. They grimaced and touched each other for reassurance, a...
Cost of living and mental health crisis driving mass animal rescues, says RSPCA
Charity says it dealt with 75 incidents last year involving 100 or more animals living in one propertyThe cost of living crisis and an increase in people experiencing mental health difficulties have led to a rising number of multi-animal rescue incidents in England and Wales, an RSPCA superintendent has said.The animal charity this week had to confirm that a shocking photograph of more than 250 poodle-cross dogs found at a property in the UK was not faked with artificial intelligence. The RSPCA...
I.U.C.N. Red List Moves Emperor Penguins to “Endangered”
Populations are declining as climate change causes the sea ice the birds need for survival to retreat, according to researchers.
Hundreds search for wolf that escaped from zoo in South Korea
Local school closes in Daejeon city as hundreds of emergency service and military personnel scour area around O-World theme park where the wolf escaped fromAuthorities are hunting for a wolf after it escaped from a zoo in Daejeon, a South Korean city with a population of 1.5million.More than 300 people – including firefighters, police and military personnel – are taking part in the search operation, an official from the Daejeon fire headquarters said. Continue reading...
RSPCA accused of using AI after releasing ‘shocking’ images of dogs found at property
More than 250 dogs recovered by animal welfare charity, with dozens found crammed into single living room spaceMore than 250 dogs have been found at a property in scenes so shocking that the RSPCA was forced to deny allegations the images were faked by artificial intelligence.The animal welfare charity said it took in 87 dogs from the property at an undisclosed location in the UK and the remainder went to the Dogs Trust, another charity. Continue reading...
They Welcome Stray Cat into Their Home and Watch Him Form the Sweetest Friendship with Another Cat
They welcomed a stray cat into their home and watched him form the sweetest friendship with another cat. Wilbur@poohlovestiggerA tabby named Wilbur was found wandering the streets of a neighborhood in DC. From the beginning, it was clear he was never meant for life outdoors.The team at Tails High, an all-volunteer rescue, saw just how friendly and gentle he was and knew he deserved a loving home. "This sweet, affectionate boy belonged somewhere soft, safe, and surrounded by love," the rescue s...
Ask Dr. Paola – Help! I Am Worried My Cat Isn’t Getting Enough Water! (April 6, 2026)
Welcome to our “Ask Dr. Paola” series, where every Monday we bring expert advice straight from Dr. Paola Cuevas (MVZ) to help our readers better understand their cat’s health and well-being. Whether you’re a new pet parent or a seasoned cat lover, Dr. Paola is here to provide answers to your most pressing questions. From nutrition tips and preventive care to troubleshooting common behavioral issues, Dr. Paola is ready to offer insights that will keep your kitty happy, he...
California records sixth person bitten by rattlesnake in just under a month
Two fatalities have been reported so far, with warmer spring resulting in the reptiles being out on trails earlierA sixth person has been bitten by a rattlesnake in southern California’s Ventura county in just under a month, two-thirds of the number of people bit in all of 2025.Andrew Dowd, a Ventura county fire department spokesperson, said paramedics responded to a call on Sunday for a man who had been bitten by a rattlesnake. The victim said he’d been bitten near CSU Channel Islands. Continue...