Perth’s rapid urban sprawl means more refugee ’roos,but the next council to face the problem says one translocation failure does not make culling the answer.
Five greyhounds have fractured their right hocks while racing in the space of two weeks,adding to a growing list of major injuries for the year.
A network of volunteers who rescue stray cats and dogs in northern Victoria and bring them to Melbourne for adoption say they are saving more than 3500 animals a year.
New York’s highest court has ruled that Happy the elephant is not a person,in a legal sense,and therefore not entitled to a fundamental human right.
The owner of the zoo became worried he would run out of food to feed the lions. He wanted to evacuate the animals but was told it would cost nearly $14,000.
The Nonhuman Rights Project attorneys contend that she is so autonomous and intelligent that she has a right to bodily liberty.
Public hearings commence on Thursday as part of a parliamentary inquiry into pet farming in NSW.
The live export industry is on course to resume shipments of sheep to the Middle East during some of the northern summer.
A bill to ban intensive puppy farming in NSW has hit fierce opposition from the state’s peak body for dog breeders,which says the rules are “heavy-handed” and would hurt responsible breeders.
Intensive poaching has slashed Malaysia’s tiger population to near extinction. Can a new program that uses locals as wildlife patrollers save them?
Black swans have flown off,leaving their eggs behind,after being scared away by the sound of gunfire on the opening day of Victoria’s duck-hunting season.