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Michalovce (Slovaquie) - Toutes les ONG sont réunies tout le long de la frontière de l’Ukraine pour apporter aide et assistance au réfugiés qui tentent d’échapper à la guerre. Les associations de protection animale, telle « Animals rescue » ne sont pas en reste et s’activent pour soigner et recueillir les animaux de compagnie victimes eux aussi du conflit. De nombreux Ukrainiens en fuite n’ont pas voulu abandonner leurs compagnons et une antenne vétérinaire est présente dans chaque poste frontière ou camps de transit. Là, chiens et chats, en majorité, sont nourris et soignés gratuitement avant de reprendre la route de l’exile avec leurs maîtres. Mais ces associations recueillent également les animaux perdus dans la panique. Si leurs maîtres restent définitivement introuvables, ils seront proposés à l’adoption.
- Le chat sur la photo est plutôt chanceux. Il est en bonne santé. Sa maîtresse a pu l’emmener quand elle a fui les bombardements. Le jour où la photo a été prise, il venait d’être vacciné.
Ukrainian refugee cat
Michalovce (Slovakia) - All the NGOs are grouped all along the border of Ukraine to provide aid and assistance to refugees trying to escape the war. Animal protection associations, such as "Animals rescue" are not left out and are mobilized to care for and collect pets who are also victims of the conflict. Many fleeing Ukrainians did not want to abandon their companions and a veterinary unit is present in each transit camp. There, the majority of dogs and cats are fed and cared for free before returning to exile with their masters. But these associations also take in animals lost in panic. If their masters have disappeared they will be offered for adoption.
- The cat in the picture is pretty lucky. He is healthy. Her mistress was able to take her away when she fled the bombardments. The day the photo was taken, he had just been vaccinated.
An animal care specialist uses lettuce to lure a tortoise from one room to another, within Habitat Madagascar.
PACC in urgent need of foster homes
Pima Animal Care Center is asking for help make space for strays as Memorial Day approaches.
Pima Animal Care Center is asking the public for fosters.(Randy Metcalf | Pima Animal Care Center)
By 13 News Staff
Published: Mar. 31, 2023 at 5:13 PM MST|Updated: 2 hours ago
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Pima Animal Care Center is asking the public to provide foster and adoptive homes to relieve overcrowding after the shelter took in 288 dogs in the past seven days.
Monica Dangler, Director of Animal Services, said the overcrowding is due to the volume of dogs in the shelter, meaning dogs are staying at PACC longer.
“The longer the dogs stay here, the more stressed they become,” Dangler said. “High levels of stress put the dogs at risk of disease and behavioral decline, making it critical to get these dogs into homes quickly.”
PACC is also housing the impound of 37 dogs as part of a cruelty investigation pushing the current census to 496 dogs and 102 cats.
“PACC is in need of fosters, adopters, and rescue partners to help us help these dogs,” Dangler said. “Stepping up now can quite literally help save dogs’ lives.”
Pima Animal Care Center is open from noon to 7 p.m. on weekdays and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends. All pets are currently free to adopt, and a $20 licensing fee applies to adult dogs.
For those interested in fostering, PACC can provide needed supplies and performs all medical care. To foster, please come down to the shelter or sign up at this link. To view all available pets and services, please go to pima.gov/animalcare.
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Michalovce (Slovaquie) - Version canine de la photo d'hier qui représentait un chat. Cette réfugiée s'est installée avec son caniche dans la ville slovaque de Michalovce à quelques kilomètres de la frontière Ukrainienne. Son mari s'est enrôlé dans l'armée ukrainienne et elle ne veut pas s'éloigner de son pays au cas ou la situation venait à s'améliorer. Elle passe chaque jour voir le vétérinaire du camp de transit pour son chien qui a une maladie de peau. Il semblerait qu'il ait été traumatisé par les bombardements. Un symptôme post-traumatique selon l'expression de la vétérinaire du camp. Et comme le chat d'hier, on doit lui injecter prochainement un rappel de vaccin.
The Ukrainian refugee and her poodle
Michalovce (Slovakia) - Canine version of yesterday's photo which featured a cat. This refugee settled with her poodle in the Slovak town of Michalovce a few kilometers from the Ukrainian border. Her husband has enlisted in the Ukrainian army and she does not want to leave her country in case the geopolitical situation improves. She goes to see the transit camp veterinarian every day for her dog who has a skin disease. It seems that he was traumatized by the bombardments. A post-traumatic symptom in the words of the camp veterinarian. And like yesterday's cat, we must soon inject him with a booster vaccine.
A partnership is unfolding at the San Diego Zoo between primate keepers and the Zoo’s François’ langur monkeys. Animal care staff, using assisted-rearing techniques, are getting some unique help from the François’ langur monkey group to raise an endangered 7-week-old baby langur, named Chi (pronounced chee). The monkeys are actively assisting the primate team by periodically transferring the infant to keepers for feeding and playtime, and then taking him back when the activities are over. Animal care staff said this distinctive technique not only allows Chi to receive the care and nursing he needs, but also provides him the opportunity for a normal social structure as part of his family group.
Details: bit.ly/SDZlangur
A very affectionate, one eyed AIDS (FIV+) kitty. Housed in the AIDS wing at Richmond Animal Protection Society, Richmond, BC. One of the largest "no kill" cat shelters in North America.
If you are interested in finding out more about this shelter or donating to it please go to: www.rapsociety.com/
Thank you,
Craig
Cat "Secret Service", protecting the feline ruler. Have to try to stay in the shade.
If you are interested in finding out more about this shelter or donating to it please go to: www.rapsociety.com/
Shelter is located in Richmond BC Canada.
Thank you,
Craig
Mural painted on the side of the City Pets Animal Care located just north of Downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Information about their 'mission' taken from their website states:
Our mission at City Pets is to combine cutting-edge medicine and technology with a friendly environment to provide a convenient, revolutionized experience to pets and their people.
We understand what it’s like to treat a pet as a member of the family.
citypetsanimalcare.com/what-makes-us-different/
Three bracketed photos were taken with a handheld Nikon D7200 and combined with Photomatix Pro to create this HDR image. Additional adjustments were made in Photoshop CS6.
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Tschuna, the stunning Amur tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, has an incredible story that captures the hearts of visitors. Born in 2010 at Germany’s Halle Zoo, she was sadly rejected by her mother at birth. Fortunately, Tschuna was hand-reared by keepers, giving her the special care and attention she needed to thrive. In 2012, she arrived at YWP as part of the European Breeding Programme, which works to protect the critically endangered Amur tiger. Tschuna has become a symbol of resilience and a vital ambassador for tiger conservation. Her striking beauty and powerful presence are unforgettable, making her a favourite for wildlife photographers and animal lovers alike.
This striking portrait captures an Osprey, scientifically known as Pandion haliaetus, at the Avian Reconditioning Center in Apopka, Florida. The photograph zooms in on the bird's piercing eyes and formidable beak, features that make the Osprey a highly efficient fisher. The shallow depth of field effectively blurs the background, allowing the bird to take center stage and enabling the viewer to focus solely on its features.
As a photographer, getting this shot required patience and a keen understanding of the Osprey's movements. The lighting conditions were also optimal, highlighting the bird's distinct facial markings and the intricate textures of its feathers. This image is more than just a snapshot; it's a testament to the Osprey's adaptability and survival skills, qualities that make it a fascinating subject for wildlife photography.
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How are giraffes most comfortable drinking? From up high, of course! This animal care staff member is standing on a second-story walkway as she prepares to offer Murphy and Tatu some fresh water.
Amsterdam Animal Care,
this man jumps in the water, saving a swan, injured by a boat in a Amsterdam Canal.
10 minutes later walking away over the bridge (google translate)
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Today, I watched two animal care staff members caring for the herd of bison in the wildlife preserve. One used a sprayer, aiming carefully with a stream of liquid. The other threw handfuls of something granular.
I will find out what they were doing. For now, I'm very curious.
This young man was trying to draw both giraffes to himself, log enough for his co-worker to run into the habitat to collect a fecal sample.
The giraffes may have been distracted by the lettuce, but my attention was on his tattoos. Even his employer is spelled out in ink.
Maycock's Bay, St. Lucy, Barbados - January 2025: In a serene outdoor setting, sheep and their young play among scattered hay, surrounded by greenery under bright daylight. The animals roam freely, enjoying the fresh environment.
Feral kitty, won't come out to play. Played a good game of hide and seek.
If you are interested in finding out more about this shelter or donating to it please go to: www.rapsociety.com/
Thank you,
Craig
Last August, for the second year in a row, I received an invitation from La Collina dei Conigli ONLUS to realize all the pictures for their new fundraising calendar.
La Collina dei Conigli (www.lacollinadeiconigli.net) is an Italian charity based in Monza, near Milan, which rescues rabbits, Guinea pigs, rats, mice and hamsters. Most of them come from laboratories, where they spent lives of sufferings as test subjects: this is the case, for example, of beautiful Clio, the New Zealand rabbit pictured above with volunteer Tiziana.
The main theme of 2014 Calendar was animals and humans, their hands in particular: lovely hands, finally, which cuddle and take care of all the animals homed at the centre, and which help them to recover their trust in humans.
This picture was chosen as the cover for the calendar (you can have a look at the other pages here: milano.repubblica.it/cronaca/2013/11/05/foto/conigli_e_ca...). It was a gorgeous experience to spend a weekend with all the lovely animals and volunteers of the Collina and I hope that the calendar will sell well, so that many funds can be raised to help all the rabbits & Co. saved by this charity. And I'm really happy to say that several pets pictured in the calendar have found a lovely home already, just like Clio, that after 4 years (she arrived in 2009) has finally found a family and a bunny companion :)
If you wish to know more about "La Collina dei Conigli ONLUS" and their priceless work, please have a look at www.lacollinadeiconigli.net or search for "La Collina dei Conigli ONLUS" on Facebook (www.facebook.com/collinadeiconigli?ref=stream). Minimum donation for one copy of the calendar is 10€ (plus shipping fees) and all the money will be used for animals in need. If you wish to purchase a copy, please contact promozioni[at]lacollinadeiconigli.net or lacollinadeiconiglionlus[at]gmail.com; thank you very much :)
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Also known as a Cutmus tree. :-)
This is my friends Christina and Klass's condo.
The top cat is Oscar, the bottom one is Mini Bear (you might remember him from his mauling pics) and the cat in the middle is the next door neighbours cat that just shows up. I think they make a great Christmas tree.
Alyssa, the zookeeper, invites Helga, the Vietnamese potbellied pig, to go with her. Alyssa was leading a group of guests who'd asked to view Helga more closely.
This is my little cat, we call him pizou or Raees (boss)
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Sweet little gray girl.
An adoptable kitten at ACS San Antonio. I just woke her up, hence her expression. :)
You can find more information on her and other cats at:
This series of photos is about the monkeys of Vrindhavan. The special thing about this ancient city is that one can find is the number of monkeys more than the number of human population live there (most likely).
In this picture we see a woman feeding a monkey during her morning walk around the neighborhood.
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Bottle feeding requires concentration on the part of the keeper to make sure the formula is flowing at the proper rate.
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Nemam is a beautiful agricultural village on the outskirts of Chennai on the way from Poonamallee to Tiruvallur. The place is well known for its Shivan and Perumal temples.
Located at the Poonamallee Taluk in the Tiruvallur district, Nemam has the fourth largest lake in the Tiruvallur district, the general activity being fishing.
Agriculture and brick-making are the basic source of employment for the people of Nemam. The primary crop cultivated is paddy and the subsidiary are Groundnut, Banana and Coconut.
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