We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of Holland, an orphaned orangutan, for another year through the Orangutan Foundation International. Your support helps provide life-saving care and rehabilitation for Holland and many other orphaned orangutans in Borneo. Thank you for making a difference!
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In the glamorous world of Hollywood, amidst the sparkling lights and blockbuster action, a different kind of star often steals the show—dogs. From classics like “Lassie” and “Old Yeller” to contemporary hits like “Marley & Me” and “A Dog’s Purpose,” canine actors have captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. But how are these four-legged performers
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April brings with it a day of profound remembrance in Australia and New Zealand. Anzac Day, observed on April 25th, is a solemn day of reflection dedicated to honouring the men and women who have served and sacrificed in conflicts across the globe. Yet, among the ranks of these brave souls, there exists a contingent
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As National Pet ID Week unfolds we are reminded about a simple yet integral act that can mean the difference between lost and found, between heartache and reunion. Microchipping your dog is not just a recommendation; it’s an act of love, foresight, and responsibility. A Microchip: A Beacon in the Dark A microchip
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As the holiday season approaches, it’s a time not only for receiving but also for giving. For pet owners, the festive season offers a unique opportunity to extend the spirit of generosity to the animal community. Here’s how you as and animal lover, can give back and make a difference in the lives of countless
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Superstitions have always been a part of human history, deeply influencing cultures and behaviours worldwide. From breaking mirrors to walking under ladders, these beliefs pervade various aspects of our lives. Among these age-old superstitions, the myths surrounding black cats and dogs stand out, casting an undeserved shadow on these beautiful, lovable animals. The
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Victoria is taking a ground-breaking step in the field of animal welfare by initiating Australia’s inaugural Pet Census. Gayle Tierney, the Agriculture Minister of Victoria, made the official announcement at the Australian Animal Protection Society located in Keysborough. She extended an enthusiastic invitation to all pet owners to partake in this historic endeavour. The