Month: November 2024

‘Tis the season of thoughtful giving, when we seek out the perfect gifts to light up the faces of our loved ones. But what if your gift could create ripples of joy far beyond the moment of unwrapping? That’s exactly what we’re offering in this year’s carefully curated gift guide. At Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN),
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Shutterstock Some dogs are content to relax on their own, while others are constantly glued to their owners’ sides. These “velcro dogs” are known for their strong attachment to humans and deep need for affection. They thrive on companionship, often following you from room to room or curling up in your lap. Their clinginess makes
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Everybody loves puppies. They’re cute, they’re full of energy and they can’t wait to explore the world around them. As rewarding as it is to raise a pup into a healthy, strong adult, it requires a lot of work. When it comes to adopting a senior dog, you have the privilege of choosing the fully-formed
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Image by Indonesian Parrot Project Founded in 2001 by Dr. Stewart Metz and Barbara Bailey, the Indonesian Parrot Project (IPP) has spent 23 years working in Indonesia to combat the illegal trade of endangered cockatoos, Eclectus parrots, lories, and other parrots. IPP has created successful programs for the rehabilitation, release, and final return of these
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Every day, people encounter stress in various forms. Studies show that most common cause of stress is work-related, 4 in 5 adults experience this. While a moderate amount of stress can enhance work and productivity, excessive stress can lead to a negative effect on health, mood, relationships, and the overall well-being. Stress Awareness Day is
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At Ollie, they believe that what goes into your pup’s bowl should be just as healthy as what goes on your plate. That’s why they use only real, clean ingredients—no fillers, by-products, artificial flavors, or preservatives. Their recipes are human-grade and crafted with high-quality proteins like chicken, beef, turkey, lamb, and pork as the first
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Photo by David Clode on Unsplash Color plays a vital role in birds’ lives, from backyard visitors to vibrant parrots. A recent study led by evolutionary biologist Roberto Arbore, PhD, has uncovered the genetic mechanism that produces parrots’ brilliant colors. Scientists discovered that a unique enzyme, ALDH3A2, influences parrots’ iconic red, yellow, and green hues
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Shutterstock Dogs, like humans, need personal space to process, rest, or simply escape the chaos of daily life. Recognizing when your dog needs alone time is key to maintaining a healthy relationship. Whether they retreat to a quiet spot or show subtle body language, respecting their boundaries fosters trust and security. Giving them space not
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