We agreed recently that the pet motel was full and she was at her limit. I actually heard her telling someone where to take a bird as she couldn’t …
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It’s time to register your pet in Blackfalds – CentralAlbertaOnline.com
With the early bird rate, unaltered male or female pets cost $30 to register and spayed or neutered animals cost $15. After January 31st, unaltered …
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First Case of Lethal Bird Flu in Polar Bears Reported in Alaska – The New York Times
Why It Matters: The virus is a new threat for many wild mammals. The infected polar bear provides further evidence of how widespread this virus, a …
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Saving the Kiwi: Protecting New Zealand’s national bird | DW Documentary – YouTube
Kiwi birds, New Zealand’s national symbol, are unique animals. But they are in danger of becoming extinct. Who is responsible?
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Birds most vulnerable to distress situations: Report – Hindustan Times
Last year, as many as 4936 wild animals in Pune district were provided help including rescue, medical treatment, reunion and lifetime care.
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Buffleheads in abundance during Ladysmith Bird Count
Mild weather was clearly a factor in a new high of 94 species recorded during the Ladysmith Christmas Bird Count on Dec. 17.
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Alaskan Polar Bear Scavenging on Bird Carcasses Infected With Bird Flu Dies
… wild birds and other wildlife. The highly pathogenic avian influenza of 2014 and 2015 was introduced from Asia to North America by wild birds …
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Introducing Chicken Chatter, a backyard bird blog – High Plains Journal
… birds and insights from others involved with the backyard bird pastime. If your … Highly pathogenic avian influenza detected in wild birds in Kansas …
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TV campaign for Peckish brand on the air | Pet Business World
A TV campaign for Westland Horticulture’s wild bird food brand Peckish is now on the air. … birds bring to contrast with grey winter months, and uses …
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