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Puppies of Ohio will be safer this holiday season thanks to a landmark crackdown on breeders. Here’s what will change.
Burned cat corpse found next to an Obama sign
Need we remind you, this is the second time this year someone’s committed a violent act against a cat to send a political message.
How animals are struggling to beat the heat (more at ThinkProgress)
July was the hottest month ever recorded in the U.S. with 3,135 record temperatures set. The heat, together with the excessive drought facing 63 percent of the nation, have animals across the U.S. struggling to stay cool and find food.
Photo by Nati Harnik/AP
Republican congressman defends dogfighting
If you believe that the United States should legalize dogfighting because we allow humans to fight, fear not. You’ve got an ally in the United States Congress…
The Quest to Save This Albatross
Treehugger’s Jaymi Heimbuch is blogging and writing from the Midway Atoll, which lies in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and is the nesting ground of millions of seabirds, including many endangered species.
A very intimate look at her assignment for Treehugger shows the Albatross up close and personal. Her personal diary can be seen here.
Also, a look at Midway Atoll can be seen here.
Heimbuch writes: “[The Midway Atoll] Once a military base, it has been slowly transformed by many dedicated people into a world heritage site. However, the atoll faces tough battles every day: invasive plant species that damage the habitat of albatross and burrowing petrels often killing them; deadly plastic pollution, much of which ends up in the stomachs of chicks; climate change that causes ever larger and more lethal storms.”
New love for albatross.
PINGUBOMB An Adelie penguin, looking like the Swiss animated character Pingu, bows its head and seems to smile at the camera on Paulet Island, Antarctica. (Photo: JenFu Cheng / Solent News via the Telegraph)
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The Quest to Save This Albatross
Treehugger’s Jaymi Heimbuch is blogging and writing from the Midway Atoll, which lies in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and is the nesting ground of millions of seabirds, including many endangered species.
A very intimate look at her assignment for Treehugger shows the Albatross up close and personal. Her personal diary can be seen here.
Also, a look at Midway Atoll can be seen here.
Heimbuch writes: “[The Midway Atoll] Once a military base, it has been slowly transformed by many dedicated people into a world heritage site. However, the atoll faces tough battles every day: invasive plant species that damage the habitat of albatross and burrowing petrels often killing them; deadly plastic pollution, much of which ends up in the stomachs of chicks; climate change that causes ever larger and more lethal storms.”
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