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By Jill Dando News Three tiny kittens are safe in charity care after being found filthy, hungry and abandoned in a carrier on Christmas Eve. A kind member of the public found the one tabby female and two black male kittens while out walking his dog in Totton. Unsure what
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By Jill Dando News An extremely rare and tiny deer fawn has made its first public appearance at Bristol Zoo Project, to the delight of staff and visitors. The male Philippine spotted deer, which keepers say is healthy and feeding well, has been born to first time parents Eugene and
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By Jill Dando News A touching success story unfolded at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital, as Lady J, named in honour of Wildlife Warrior Julia Morris, was released into her natural habitat after undergoing nine months of dedicated rehabilitation! Julia generously donated towards the care of Lady J, a beautiful
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By Evie, 13, Jill Dando News Correspondent The Big Garden Birdwatch is an annual event which has been around since 1979; 46 years running! In the UK, over 600,000 people were involved in 2024. This is an event created completely for the enjoyment and pleasure of bird spotting and
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By Jill Dando News During a cold Winter's eve, Sunderland coastguards rushed to help a person stuck on cliffs while attempting to rescue their dog. "Being local, I knew the area well so when the call came in for a person stuck on cliffs at Marsden Grotto,
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By Jill Dando News A new Swansea University-led initiative, the first of its kind in the United Kingdom, is giving schools free expert guidance on how to introduce dogs to create calmer and more positive learning environments that are safe for pupils and dogs. Through UKRI Impact Acceleration Account funding,
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By Jill Dando News Researchers from Swansea and Deakin Universities have found that marine animals across mammals, birds and reptiles swim at similar relative depths when travelling and not feeding to save energy. Dr Kimberley Stokes, Professor Graeme Hays and Dr Nicole Esteban from Swansea and Deakin Universities led research
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By Jill Dando News In a remarkable end to a rescue that began in August 2023, five mares and their five foals have been successfully rehomed. The group were discovered in County Kildare by a landowner, who alerted Donkey Welfare Adviser Deirdre Scally after finding the animals abandoned on his
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By Jill Dando News Olive, the Airedale Terrier who was rescued by Wells RNLI on Sunday 29 December after a life-threatening emergency, visited the station with her family and four-legged companion Nell to express their immense gratitude to the crew who saved her life. Olive had been found unresponsive in
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By Jill Dando News Did you know that January is often considered the bluest month of the year? Studies show that a significant percentage of people feel low after the festive season, with tight budgets and gloomy weather adding to the blues. That’s why Noah's Ark are
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By Jill Dando News Australia Zoo’s adorable animals are excited to celebrate Christmas with seasonal treats and enrichments, while the reopening of the world-famous Crocoseum adds even more holiday cheer this season! As part of the holiday festivities, Australia Zoo is treating our resident wildlife to an array of
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By Jill Dando News The holiday spirit came roaring in at Animals Asia’s Vietnam sanctuaries, where over 200 rescued bears celebrated the end of the year, and their newfound freedom, with a party that was as heartwarming as it was “un-bear-lievably” joyous. With their playful paws and curious noses,
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By Joel, 16, Jill Dando News Correspondent Cats Protection says Scotland’s ban on snares is a turning point for animal welfare and will prevent cruel deaths being inflicted on pets and wildlife. The UK’s largest cat says the new law – that came into effect in November – will end
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By Jill Dando News Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm is excited to announce the return of its highly popular Christmas tree recycling initiative in January 2025, marking the fifth consecutive year of this sustainable tradition. In partnership with St. Peters Hospice and North Somerset Council, this eco-friendly program has grown
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By Joel, 16, Jill Dando News Correspondent Bristol Zoo recently held two online auctions featuring over 300 items, including original zoo signage, animal sculptures, and Victorian benches. The proceeds will support the creation of a new conservation zoo and critical conservation efforts. The first auction on November 22 raised £161,
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By Jill Dando News The funniest and most popular photography competition in the world –The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards has reached its conclusion. At an Awards Night at the Oxo Gallery in London, Milko Marchetti was announced as the OVERALL WINNER of this year’s competition for his excellent