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Pets & Wildlife

A gray wolf.

One wolf was poached in Washington. Here’s why it’s a big deal

A gray wolf.

July 5, 2021, 6:02am Latest News

When wolf biologist Trent Roussin first saw the gray wolf on May 26 in the Sheep Creek area of Washington's Stevens County, it wasn’t immediately apparent that she had been shot. The wolf was lying on the ground miles behind a locked gate; it was quiet, Roussin says, and not… Read story

Thirteen Horses Starved in Winlock; Some Say Lewis County Animal Control Waited Too Long

July 4, 2021, 6:03am Latest News

Jonni Cournyer first noticed the bony figures on the side of the road while driving to Napavine: more than a dozen horses behind a fence, with no food in sight. Their hip bones and ribs protruded from their skin. Read story

Animal Cruelty in Lewis County: ‘They Sat There Another Year and Suffered’

July 4, 2021, 6:02am Latest News

In January 2019, Lewis County Humane Officer Alishia Hornburg stepped onto a Winlock property to check up on a herd of bony horses locals had called in. There, she described the owner, Kelly Walker — who would later be charged with felony animal cruelty — as “very defensive.” Read story

‘They Never Checked In’: 13 Winlock Horses Shed Light on Need of Lewis County Animal Control

July 4, 2021, 6:00am Latest News

Navea Dunn, a 15-year-old horse lover, stands in her sunny backyard petting a scarred but otherwise handsome thoroughbred bay gelding. Dunn and her mom, Genóa, adopted the horse last year, using the tattoo on his inner lip to figure out his original racing name: Mac Daddy J. Read story

Beth Wawrzaszek, of Naperville, Illinois, takes her dog Summer out for a short walk outside her apartment on May 21, 2021. Wawrzaszek has hired a dog walker to help while she is at work.

Transition to pre-pandemic routines may be hard for pets

Beth Wawrzaszek, of Naperville, Illinois, takes her dog Summer out for a short walk outside her apartment on May 21, 2021. Wawrzaszek has hired a dog walker to help while she is at work.

July 2, 2021, 6:02am Pets & Wildlife

CHICAGO – Your pet eased the loneliness of the COVID-19 pandemic, sitting close as you binge-watched “Bridgerton,” making cameos on your Zoom calls and forcing you outside for walks. Read story

A rare female Emerald hummingbird at the new Hummingbird Habitat exhibit at the San Diego Zoo.

Bird, Komodo dragon digs debut at San Diego Zoo

A rare female Emerald hummingbird at the new Hummingbird Habitat exhibit at the San Diego Zoo.

July 2, 2021, 6:02am Pets & Wildlife

The San Diego Zoo’s two newest exhibits offer a glimpse of some of the world’s smallest birds and its largest, most fearsome lizards. Read story

Outer Banks wild horses thwart spread of destructive invasive plant – by eating it

July 2, 2021, 6:00am Pets & Wildlife

An invasive plant that grows in thick mats over water has met its match on North Carolina’s Outer Banks. Read story

Dr. David Slocum, left, joins vet assistant Jessie Dohse as they prepare patient Molly, 1, a hound mix, to be spayed at Hazel Dell Animal Hospital.  Slocum, 73, has worked at the same clinic since he was 14 years old. He plans to sell the clinic this year but will still help homeless people and their pets who need veterinary care.

Working in Clark County: David Slocum, veterinarian and owner of Hazel Dell Animal Hospital

Dr. David Slocum, left, joins vet assistant Jessie Dohse as they prepare patient Molly, 1, a hound mix, to be spayed at Hazel Dell Animal Hospital.  Slocum, 73, has worked at the same clinic since he was 14 years old. He plans to sell the clinic this year but will still help homeless people and their pets who need veterinary care.

June 26, 2021, 6:02am Business

Dr. David Slocum can’t count how many pets his clinic, the Hazel Dell Animal Hospital, is seeing on a daily basis right now. It’s that busy. Read story

A couple walks their dog in Los Angeles in January In the eyes of the law, pets are property when it comes to divorce.

In heated divorce, pets count as property

A couple walks their dog in Los Angeles in January In the eyes of the law, pets are property when it comes to divorce.

June 25, 2021, 6:07am Pets & Wildlife

In the eyes of the law, pets are property when it comes to divorce, but new ways of working out custody of the dog, cat or parrot have sprung up with special mediators and “petnups” to avoid courtroom disputes. Read story

In the shadow of the Magic Kingdom, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation officers search for a young boy June 15, 2016, after the boy was grabbed by an alligator at Grand Floridian Resort at Disney World near Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Since the incident, around 250 alligators have been removed from Disney properties.

Disney targets gators at Florida sites

In the shadow of the Magic Kingdom, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation officers search for a young boy June 15, 2016, after the boy was grabbed by an alligator at Grand Floridian Resort at Disney World near Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Since the incident, around 250 alligators have been removed from Disney properties.

June 25, 2021, 6:03am Pets & Wildlife

Wildlife officials have removed 250 alligators from Disney properties in the five years since a 2-year-old boy was killed by an alligator at the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa, a newspaper reported. Read story