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Adoption
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3.4K5Pittsburgh May Become First City in Pennsylvania to Ban Declawing
Pittsburgh City Council moved forward this week with a plan to ban the declawing of cats in the city unless medically necessary....
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3.0KSaving Sergeant Whiskers: Rescue Needs Help Bringing Soldiers’ Cats Back from the Middle East
Being a soldier on active duty in the Middle East comes with challenges, but there are some things that bring comfort while...
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21.5K2Feral Cats: How You Can Help
Feral cats generally refer to felines that have returned (to some extent) to their untamed state. They at first were domestic cats...
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14.5K1What Are The Animal Protection Laws in Your State? The Complete Guide
Do you know the animal protection laws in your area? Every single state, district, or territory has their own set of laws,...
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1.0KGetting Your First Kitten or Puppy? A Checklist for New Pet Owners
Getting a new pet is an exciting experience. You are entrusted with taking care of a cute little ball of fluff, and...
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3.7KTop 7 Tips for Adopting a Cat (And a New Way to Find Your Future Furry Family!)
Of the estimated 7.5 million pets entering animal shelters every year, more than 2.5 million are former family pets that were surrendered,...
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1.6KAre Your Products Truly Cruelty-Free?
You may not realize it, but some skincare and beauty companies still test their products on animals and not in a sustainable...
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2.4KSoldier Saves Injured Cat in Middle East, Needs Help Bringing Him Home
Paws of War is on a mission to help soldier and Bubba the cat While she didn’t set out to be, Army...
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1.4K1Virginia Becomes 4th State to Ban Cosmetics Testing on Animals
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam signed a bill this month banning cosmetics testing on animals, including a statewide ban on the sale of cosmetics that...
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2.3KTeach Your Cat to High Five and Win $5K for Your Favorite Shelter!
Believe it or not, cats can be trained! And now, thousands of shelter cats across the country are being taught ‘Cat Daddy’ Jackson Galaxy’s Cat...
