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After cougars were driven to extinction in the early 1900s, the endangered species is finally making a return in the midwestern state.

Scientists have for the first time in 185 years confirmed the presence of the Asian small-clawed otter in Nepal, thrilling conservationists and researchers looking for clues to its existence here.

Glitter-coated parade horses were once sent to slaughter after Mardi Gras. Now the homeless horses are getting a second chance thanks to the Humane Society.

The initiative will be hosted at nearly 50 shelters across 27 states.

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Best Friends Animal Society shelters in select cities will coordinate snuggly slumber parties for potential foster parents and adopters.

Although Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey have already phased out elephants, bears, lions, and tigers, regional circuses have only recently fallen under scrutiny.

In October 2023, a thousand birds died in a single day after colliding with a Chicago convention center. Thanks to new bird-friendly glass, that number has shrunk dramatically.

Matilda’s story has helped raise over $40,000 for Austin Pets Alive! since 2023.

In early January, firefighters leapt into action to save the life of a horse that had broken through fencing and fallen into a frozen pond.