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Queen Letizia of Spain looked sophisticated in a boucle tweed jacket as she attended the opening of a course earlier today. The Spanish royal, 50, who is an award-winning journalist, appeared effortlessly elegant as she opened a communications course in Langreo, Madrid. The mother-of-two donned a belted cream tweed jacket with an abstract checked pattern, silver-toned oversized buttons, and pointed shoulders. Letizia paired this with a classic pair of black trousers, which highlighted her elegant physique.

Editor's note: Dr. Lee Pickett has retired, but Creators continues to distribute columns from her archive. This one is from 2020. Q: Our son vapes in his bedroom. Is it okay for him to use his e-cigarette when our dog Smoky is in his room? A: No. E-cigarettes are electronic smoking devices, or ESDs, which heat, vaporize and emit numerous harmful chemicals that expose pets and people to substantial risk. If your son must vape, he should do it outdoors to protect Smoky and the rest of the family from the ESD emissions.

Photo: Denja1 / iStock / Getty Images Here's Today's Feel-Good Story: After falling down a storm drain near Port Jefferson Station on Long Island, rescuers from Strong Island Animal Rescue worked with local police to move 5,000 pounds of concrete slabs to reach a kitten who had fallen in. 'The feeling we had while getting him out was similar to  Raiders of the Lost Ark  when they removed the slab from the well of the souls to get the ark. Well getting this kitten felt the same way when were moving the slab to get a treasure as well this little kitten!' the rescue foundation wrote in a Facebook post.

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — A little over a month after alerting the community that they would have to start euthanizing pets due to lack of space, the Wake County Animal Center is waiving adoption fees as the shelter once again nears capacity. According to a news release, the shelter is looking for loving homes for 182 pets. 'If we take in 30 more dogs, the center will be completely full,' Wake County Commissioner Vickie Adamson said in the release. 'We're quickly reaching a critical point where we won't be able to shelter any more homeless pets.

Vote No (g, 2, Divisidero –Sistas Ready, by More Than Ready) became the first stakes winner for his freshman sire (by Kitten's Joy) with a 12-1 upset in Wednesday's $500,000 Pepsi Juvenile Sprint S. at Kentucky Downs. He raced in a midpack fifth through an opening quarter in :21.79, set his sights on the top two in the stretch and came rolling over the top to reel in favored Hedwig ( Maclean's Music ) by 3/4 of a length. Please Advise ( Palace Malice ) was third. Vote No became the first winner for Divisidero with a debut victory sprinting over the Presque Isle synthetic Aug.

ST. CLOUD — 'A theatrical striptease.' That's how Adrienne Donnel describes burlesque. She performs in St. Cloud as Nakita Kat. But burlesque is so much more than that, she said. 'You can talk about serious topics, you can do cosplay, you could do something very classic, very alternative. All of the music is an option. There is no limit to burlesque,' Donnel said. Why does that appeal to people? 'It's made for literally anyone and any body. So you don't have to be stick skinny to be the centerpiece on stage,' Donnel said.

After a brief, PDA-filled trip to New York for the US Open, Kylie Jenner returned to her home turf in Los Angeles to model one of the fall's most anticipated trends: colorful tights. Jenner matched her bright white Calzedonia stocks to her strappy kitten heels, modeling a look reminiscent of a toddler after ballet class. While the tights seem like they could just as easily (if not more believably) have belonged on her 5-year-old daughter, Stormi, Jenner gave the look an adult update. She left a meeting in L.

There's a lot that goes into caring for a kitten, especially if it doesn't have a mother; you'll have to step in and provide warmth, milk and baths. Another integral part of raising a kitten is ensuring it gets its vaccinations, as they are most likely to contract diseases at under 6 months old. 'Vaccines are a low-cost, low-risk way to protect your kitten from the most common diseases they will be put up against,' says Dr. Shawna Varichak, D.V.M., a traveling associate veterinarian based in Raleigh, North Carolina.

The city of Albert Lea and Camp Companion are partnering for a TNR program for stray and feral cats in the community. Sarah Stultz/Albert Lea Tribune In the first four months of a program meant to help manage the city's growing stray and feral cat population, organizers say they have worked with almost 90 cats and have plans to continue as needed. The program, known as the trap-neuter-return program, or TNR for short, is a partnership between the city, volunteers and nonprofit organization Camp Companion.

Luma, Lila and Juno are this week's Pets of the Week. Luma, No. A508802, is bold and sweet It is astounding to us that Luma has not been adopted yet! This sweet 5-month-old kitten is just a bundle of fun. She is sweet, cuddly and playful! She is a big fan of toys and has entertained our volunteers with her impressive purring. Luma is a graduate of the foster program at Pasadena Humane. Her foster family said that she loves attention and is especially cuddly after feeding time. She was fostered with some of her litter mates, and she was the hands-down leader of the pack.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A pair of Alaska teachers needed good news after they lost nearly all their possessions when their house collapsed into a river swollen by a glacial-outburst flood and their cat went missing. Elizabeth Wilkins was holding onto hope that if any animal would survive the house falling into the Mendenhall River on Aug. 5, it would be Leo, the couple's resilient big-eyed, black-and-white cat who shows no fear of bears. 'I knew that he's pretty smart, and so I felt pretty confident that he would escape and be OK somewhere,' she said.

LAKEWOOD, Ohio -- City Council is currently considering an adoption fee increase at the Lakewood Animal Shelter. 'Just like anything else, prices go up,' Lakewood Police Chief Kevin Fischer said. 'The administration determined that right now to stay basically proportional to the costs the fees needed to be raised. The costs being incurred by the city were starting to outweigh what we were charging.' Current adoption fees are $50 for cats/kittens and $70 for dogs/puppies. The proposed increase is $75 for the former and $100 for the latter.

The animal kingdom never ceases to amaze us with its diversity and remarkable adaptations. Among the many ways animals express their uniqueness, fur markings stand out as some of the most captivating and astonishing features. From intricate patterns that resemble works of art to nature's camouflage, these animals showcase extraordinary fur markings that leave us in awe. Check out some unique ones in the gallery below. #1 This Cat With A Unique Marking On Her Butt #2 Meet Wiley, The Dalmatian Puppy With A Heart-Shaped Nose Image source: hi.

Sandra Kay Johnson, 70, of Brownwood, Texas passed away Monday, September 11, 2023. A visitation with family will be held Wednesday, September 13, 2023 at Heartland Funeral Home from 6:00 – 8:00 PM. Funeral service will be Thursday, September 14, 2023 at 2:00 PM in the Heartland Funeral Home Chapel with interment to follow at Fairview Cemetery, Grosvenor, Texas. Sandra was born November 19, 1952 in Brownwood, Texas to Bessie (Hamlett) and Arthur Johnson. She graduated from Brownwood High School and loved the Brownwood Lions sports.

‘Is there a competition for who can do the best head?' Kerry Katona revealed how she had previous bar experience as she 'robbed a pub' while pulling a pint during a visit to Conor McGregor's Black Forge Inn in Dublin this week. The Atomic Kitten star popped into the Crumlin boozer while visiting the capital where she is apparently staying in the Morgan Hotel in Temple Bar. The reality TV favourite had earlier shared footage of her arrival into Dublin Airport before she ventured out to the south city.

A family of cats were dumped in a Kent woodland in the hot weather with no food or water. The RSPCA said the cats - a male adult, female adult and two kittens - were found in cat carriers in woodland off Sultan Road in Chatham, Kent, on Monday (11 September). Temperatures that day reached a high of 26°C (79°F). The animal welfare charity is asking people with any information to come forward. The cats were left in the woodland. Credit: RSPCA RSPCA inspector Kirsten Ormerod said: 'It is really sad that these poor cats were dumped in hot weather and with no food or water.