World’s Oldest Cat Dies at 33

Every cat parent hopes that their kitty will live to an old age, but some cats surpass all expectations. One such cat was Rosie, who recently passed away at the age of 33. At that age, it’s believed that she was the oldest cat in the world.

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Scientists Record Cat Brain Activity with Crocheted Hats

Cat parents and researchers alike often wonder what goes on in the minds of felines, and it can be hard to figure out what they’re feeling. Well, scientists have found a new way to record the electrical activity of a cat’s brain while they are awake, and they used adorable crocheted caps to do it.

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NC Rainbow Bridge Memorial Swept Away By Hurricane Helene Flood Waters

Hurricane Helene has swept across much of the southeastern United States, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Homes were damaged, trees uprooted, and lives disrupted. For those in its path, this storm has unapologetically changed life as they know it.

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Georgia Non-Profit Gives Shelter Dogs a Second Chance as Police K9s

In a heartwarming story of second chances, a non-profit organization in Georgia is transforming the lives of shelter dogs by training them for a new purpose in life. These remarkable pups are breaking the stereotypes of “damaged” shelter dogs by being trained to serve as police K9s.

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Things to Consider Before Adopting an Adult Cat

While kittens are undeniably adorable, thousands of adult cats are waiting for their forever home in animal shelters and rescue organizations across the country. Adopting an adult cat offers many unique benefits and rewards – from their calmer demeanor to their already-established personalities.

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Animal Activists Push Back on Culling Strays

From Turkey to Puerto Rico, Tackling Homeless Animals Requires Humanity

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Is Dog Poop Compostable?
In general, yes, dog poop can be composted. However, it is not so simple, as with general yard waste or food scraps. The main concern with composting dog poop and waste is the potential presence of harmful pathogens.
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Can Dogs Get Harvest Mites?
Harvest mites, also known as chiggers or red bugs, are tiny parasitic mites that feed on the skin of various animals - including dogs.
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Cat Travels Hundreds of Miles to Find His Way Home

In yet another amazing story of a cat being reunited with their owners, a kitty from California made it home by traveling hundreds of miles after getting lost in Wyoming.

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What to Know About Dehydration in Cats

As a pet parent, it’s important to know about the risk of dehydration in cats. When the body is dehydrated, organs and bodily systems are negatively impacted and electrolyte imbalances occur, and if the dehydration worsens, it could be fatal.


There are multiple causes of dehydration, and there are several symptoms that will alert you to the fact that your kitty isn’t hydrated. Keep reading to learn the basics so you’ll know what to look for and what you can do to help prevent this problem.

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Pets Take Center Stage When Its Time to Vote

Its a growing social media trend: pix of pets at polling stations.

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Your Dog Actually Knows When You Mean Well

Mean-spirited or well-intentioned - our dogs have it figured out.

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Ready to Crack a Cold One with Rover?

Non-alcoholic brews mean your best buddy gets to pop a tab and chill out with his fave human.

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How Much Water Should My Horse Drink Daily?
Understanding how much water a horse needs daily can help prevent dehydration and related health issues, ensuring the animal's overall well-being. So here is what you need to know.
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What Collar is Best for My Dog?

When choosing a collar for our dogs, we often focus on elements like the color, pattern, or preferred material. However, there is much more to consider than just the style and aesthetic. Selecting the best collar is essential for your dog’s safety, comfort, and overall well-being.

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How to Recognize an Overheated Horse
Overheating, also known as heat stress or heat exhaustion, can pose serious health risks to a horse, even leading to life-threatening conditions if not addressed promptly.
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