News Stories

Giving human characteristics to animals is a perception referred to as “anthropomorphism.” This is the process of giving attribution of human traits, emotions, and intentions to non-human entities and is considered to be an innate tendency of man’s human psychology.

So much for progress: traditional draught horses are returning to French vineyards, displacing the tractors that replaced them in favor of a kinder, gentler way to plow France's famous grape orchards.

Witness for the parrot-secution? An African Grey Parrot from western Michigan is playing the stool pigeon by er, parroting a murdered man's supposed last words.

Cats Meok Bang, a live stream of stray cats eating at a charmingly furnished outdoor feeding station, has captivated Koreans to the tune of 110,000 viewers per month.

The growing population of homeless existing in the United States is an issue of grave concern. In urban areas likes New York City, there are temporary emergency centers and soup kitchens that can provide these disenfranchised folks with food and a roof over their head.

But humans aren’t the only ones suffering from homelessness?

A newly discovered snake from Madagascar has been dubbed Madagascarophis lolo, which roughly translates to “Ghostly Cat-Eyed Snake from Madagascar”.

Construction workers in London thought they had rescued a mud-covered puppy but what the bedraggled creature turned out to be will shock you.

Tara received the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals  annual Hero Dog award in Los Angeles, California, because there was no such award  for a cat. Meet her below and be amazed.