The Museum of the Dog is an endearing love letter to mans best friend

Oftentimes, nove museums are barking up the wrong tree. But the Museum of the Dog is a canine celebration that’s actually thoughtful—and fun.

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        Sheriff’s deputies respond to dog-in-distress call Thursday, find malnourished dogs
    
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Sheriff’s deputies respond to dog-in-distress call Thursday, find malnourished dogs

Adams County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a dog-in-distress call in the Broadmoor area Thursday morning, officials said.

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Kitten found freezing in park, brought back from the brink and gets life-saving surgery

A tiny kitten was found abandoned in a park.

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Head of South Korean dog charity 'secretly euthanized hundreds of animals'

Prominent South Korea animal shelter rocked by a euthanasia scandal, despite its "no kill" ethos.

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The impact of palm oil

Heartbreaking image shows a young orangutan, in a singed forest, who has lost their home and family.

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Should whale welfare be considered in sustainable fishing?

Hundreds of thousands of whales and dolphins are killed each year as bycatch in commercial fishing.

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Meghan Markle's favorite adoptable dog finds forever home

Minnie got the royal seal of approval – and she'll soon be heading to her forever home!

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This dog adoption service gives Fido a say

Each year in the U.S., four million dogs are returned to shelters.

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Would-be robber kills homeowner's two dogs as they came to his aid

Thomas Brookshire, 61, said losing his two dogs is like losing family.

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Divers swim with one of biggest great white sharks off Hawaii

The shark, believed to be one known as Deep Blue, weighs 2.5 tonnes and is nearly 20ft long.

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Protecting the pelican: Plans rise to restore Louisiana state bird habitat

Louisiana wildlife officials are helming a $19 million project to save their state bird's breeding space from shrinking coastlines.

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Kitten tilts her head permanently, finds someone she loves and won't let go

A kitten with a full head tilt was surrendered to an animal shelter for a chance at a better life. They named her Tippy.

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Ohio dog rescued from frozen pond

Maggie was trying to retrieve a duck decoy left on the pond when she fell through the ice.

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RSPCA rescue dog: Digit finds forever home

Remember Digit, the rescue pup with a tragic background of untreated broken legs and shredded paws? She's about to start a fairytale life.

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Video shows cat sliding down dam in Indiana during rescue

A flying feline plummeted to safety on Wednesday after somehow finding itself on top of a dam in Indiana.

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Killer whale calf's birth is a ray of hope for endangered Puget Sound group

There's a special group of orcas living in Washington's Puget Sound. The Southern Resident killer whales are a genetically distinct population, and they are considered critically endangered with only an estimated 74 individuals left.

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Could Trump’s government shutdown cause outbreaks of wildlife disease?

Experts warn that the shutdown has furloughed or hobbled personnel responsible for diagnosing and detecting wildlife diseases.

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Thousands of animals in USDA-licensed facilities feel impact of government shutdown

The federal government shutdown has affected countless numbers of animals, including thousands of domestic and wild animals in puppy mills, research facilities, zoos and other facilities that are licensed — and inspected — by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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