The 1996 mission was part of a five-month survey organized by the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) focused on great apes and endemic birds of the …
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No licensing for pet groomers as review of Animals and Birds Act underway
MPs questioned if stricter penalties, licensing requirements, and measures to prevent reoffenders will be introduced.
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Woman accused of stealing exotic bird to stay in jail – YouTube
A 54-year-old woman from Largo was arrested Sunday after she allegedly stole an exotic bird worth $2400 from a store in Oldsmar, the Pinellas …
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Concord Pet Shop Devastated by Theft of Exotic Birds Tofu and Plato, – Hoodline
Two exotic birds, Tofu and Plato, were stolen from Feathered Follies pet shop in Concord. The owner suspects they were taken for resale due to …
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Far South Coast preparing for potential bird flu outbreak in wildlife – About Regional
H5N1 is a highly contagious strain affecting bird species and some mammals overseas. It has caused mass deaths of wild birds and marine mammals, plus …
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As deadly bird collisions with buildings mount, cities look for solutions – Route Fifty
Big buildings with glass facades are becoming notorious for deadly crashes, claiming a billion birds a year. Some want to do something about it.
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Concord pet store asks for return of stolen exotic birds – CBS San Francisco
Juliette Goodrich reports on two exotic birds who were stolen from a Concord pet store.
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Beloved birds taken from Concord shop, including well-known cockatoo “Tofu” – CBS News
A pet store owner in Concord is asking the community to be on the lookout for two stolen birds, one of them an umbrella cockatoo with a very …
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‘Please help bring them home’: Rare birds stolen from Feathered Follies store in Concord
NBC Universal, Inc. Police are searching for a thief who took two pets from an exotic bird business in Concord. Velena Jones reports.
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