By Robert St. John Food Columnist In the 1990s, I was at a statewide board meeting for the Mississippi Restaurant Association ...

A man thought he had rescued a cat from the street but it turned out to be a very different animal. The incident, which was shared on the Lucky Angel TikTok page - known for its animal rescue clips ...

A man who thought he was rescuing a cat from the street was stunned to discover that the animal was not what he expected ...

A solution to injuries from slips and falls may be found underfoot — literally. The footpads of geckos have hydrophilic (water-loving) mechanisms that allow the little animals to easily move over ...

Mesa animal abuse suspect won't be prosecuted Officials with the Maricopa County Attorney's Office say they are declining to prosecute an East Valley woman accused in a horrific case of animal ...

Oreo loves learning tricks, but would be best at a home without small kids or pets. A critically endangered ... for more than 100 dog fighting and animal cruelty charges. India has doubled ...

While significant research has addressed human-related biases like gender and race, this study uniquely focuses on animal stereotypes - a less-explored yet significant aspect of AI bias. Animal ...

a quarter of people would even be happy for robots to replace real pets! “Many of us think the amazing bond we have with our animals is irreplaceable, but others love the idea of robot pets,” said ...

These fascinating aquatic salamanders are known for their regenerative abilities. Although not the best choice for pets, tarantulas are low maintenance and survive on minimal care.

In Ashtabula County, Ohio, more than 250 animals were removed from a fur and urine farm after they were found existing in “horrific” conditions. Included in the animals seized were foxes, coyotes, ...

According to the Humane Society of the United States, the rescue operation started after the Rome, Ohio property owner died in late December, “escalating an already-dire animal welfare crisis on the ...

I don’t have anything that can eat me or my audience,’ says instructor Bonnie Cromwell of the numerous exotic critters she ...