Two rabbits are looking for their forever home in time for Christmas. This time of year, many people are thinking about the joy of spending quality time with friends and family. For the homeless pets ...
The rehoming centre on Wildmoor Lane in Catshill, is appealing to people to come forward and take on some of its ...
Cango Wildlife is experiencing a festive baby boom, welcoming new life including cheetah cubs and owls, symbolising hope and ...
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Nestlé Purina CEO: “Our projects show how much animals can achieve”
Carmen Borsche leads the DACH operations of Nestlé Purina PetCare, combining economic responsibility with genuine love for animals. In an interview with PETBOOK, she explains why research is essential ...
Rabbits are sweet and fluffy, but their need for space and habits like chewing make them a tricky match for homes with kids, says rabbit rescue founder Kati Enn. Enn, who runs the nonprofit Happy Hops ...
Not everyone wants a pet that sheds everywhere, chews up furniture, or demands constant attention. Some people just want a ...
Photographing the deep sky at night can be a complicated business involving specialist knowledge, expensive and bulky equipment and a good deal of patience. DwarfLab's book-sized smart telescopes have ...
The days of trash-talking raccoons may be coming to an end. A new study published in the journal Frontiers in Zoology found that city-dwelling raccoons are showing early signs of domestication — and ...
A growing fascination with raccoons on social media — and new scientific research suggesting the animals are becoming physically “cuter” — may be fueling their rise as unconventional household pets, ...
A wildlife rehab center in Georgetown needs a new building to help critters. All Things Wild treated 5,000 animals from 166 ...
The interim boss of Pets at Home has warned the firm's retail arm needs 'urgent and necessary action' to return to growth after a sharp post-pandemic slowdown. Ian Birke, interim executive chair of ...
Raccoons may be inching closer to becoming America's next pet. Affectionately referred to as trash pandas, the masked mammals known for rummaging rubbish bins for easy food, are evolving based on ...
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