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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.

KITTY RESCUE: Saving kittens in the wild, or sometimes even pursuing them into a dumpster, is just one of many different jobs that Princeton Animal Control Officer Jim Ferry performs in a day's work of caring for Princeton's residents and its domestic and wild animals. (Photo courtesy of Jim Ferry) By Donald Gilpin Jim Ferry, Princeton animal control officer (PAC) since 2018, has been training for this job since he was a young boy growing up with his family in the Ozark Mountains in north central Arkansas, where he interacted closely with nature and wildlife almost every day.

Don't get that empty nest feeling when the children go back to school. Lee County Domestic Animal Services is here to help. Through Sept.30, adoption fees for all cats and kittens and dogs more than four months of age will be reduced to just $25. In addition, cats and kittens are two-for-one; adopt one and take home a second feline friend at no additional charge. The adoption package includes spay or neuter, microchip, up-to-date vaccinations, county license and a 10-day health check. This is a $600 package.

This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Elizabeth Wilkins hoped that if any animal would survive the house falling into the Mendenhall River, it would be Leo, the couple's resilient 'COVID kitten' Published Sep 05, 2023  •  Last updated 4 hours ago  •  2 minute read Elizabeth Wilkins holds her cat Leo in Juneau, Alaska, on August 3, 2023. Photo by Elizabeth Wilkins via AP ANCHORAGE, ALaska — 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.

Teller County Regional Animal Shelter, tcrascolorado.org, 719-686-7707 Note: Call for an appointment before coming to TCRAS. Visitors who are not fully vaccinated are asked to wear a mask at the shelter. Meet the Spicy Pepper Kittens! They are Jalapeno, Serrano, and Rainbow. They are learning to trust people and doing great. They are so fun and playful and would love for them to start growing up out of the shelter. If you like life muy caliente, come adopt a pepper!

Atomic Kitten singer Kerry Katona has come out with a lot of hilarious and scandalous confessions about her sex life throughout the years, as she now settles downEnglish telly personality and former singer Kerry Katona has been with personal fitness trainer, Ryan Mahoney, for more than five years.As the pair celebrated their anniversary during lockdown, Kerry and Ryan have been publicly enjoying their romance, with the couple frequently being spotted enjoying a number of sunshine breaks together, while sharing their life together.

61 Signatures Collected PETITION TARGET: Parker County District Attorney's Office A black kitten whose spine was severed and another kitten thrown in the trash after a vicious beating are just two of the reported victims of a vet tech at a north Texas shelter, according to a probable cause affidavit. The shelter experienced 80 kitten deaths between February and mid-July — an alarming death toll that catalyzed a slew of improvements to try to determine the cause. But then an employee witnessed a small black kitten being violently abused, allegedly at the hands of a vet tech who started during that same fatal time window, and alerted police.

Indiana State Police troopers said a 'real CATastrophie' was averted when they were able to rescue a kitten that climbed into the engine compartment of a patrol vehicle. A pair of troopers heard meowing coming from underneath the hood of a parked patrol vehicle and got the help of a mechanic to raise the vehicle and extract the kitten from below.

Volunteers at 's Animal Care Center are accusing the shelter of not providing proper medical care to dogs and cats with major health issues.  Volunteer Jennifer Flick shared the example of one kitten, Linguine, who was brought to the shelter as a stray. Days later, according to Flick, another volunteer brought Linguine to her home, extremely dehydrated and lifeless. 'I have rescued cats from there with broken bones,' said Flick. 'They did not notice. I saw cats on the adoption floor that couldn't walk.

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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. JUNEAU, Alaska — 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.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- 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.

A cat was killed after being run over by a car and multiple kittens were abandoned at an animal shelter in North Haven over the weekend. The kittens were found by employees of The Animal Haven in a tiny box at about 8:45 p.m. on Sunday. The shelter said the kittens were dropped off in a box that was wide open next to their dog kennel. One of the kittens had escaped, but was later found underneath a pallet with four other adult cats. They said they've been looking all day for a cat that was missing.

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We feature both dogs and cats during our Furry Friday segments each week. Many times the pets that we introduce you to have spent a lot of time in a shelter, while others just arrived. But a cat named Barney had spent his entire 9-year life at an Iowa animal shelter. Thanks to the internet, he has finally found his forever home! The Des Moines Register reports that Barney had lived at the Emmitt County Animal Shelter in Estherville since he was born. After years of watching other cats and kittens leave, it was a social media post that finally got Barney the attention he needed.

Wolves are a controversial topic. Protect them or exterminate them; rancher rights versus wildlife preservation are generally at odds when it comes to discussing these apex predators.  However, in Washington state, cougars are on the ranchers' side, it seems. In the last decade, cases of cougars killing wolves have been popping up, much to the mystery of game wardens and biologists.  Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) staff have so far recorded six collard wolf killings since 2013 —almost 30 percent of the 21 documented natural wolf mortalities in the state.