‘A bit sick’: Locals react to campaign saying eating fish is the same as eating cats
Telegraph: The billboard urges viewers to "sea things in a different light".
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Debilitated alligator found in New York City lake
Alligator found in New York lake died in a "tragic case of animal abuse".
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‘Cosplay cowboy’ quits tech job to ride horse across USA
The man describes his 100-day journey from Texas to Seattle as a 'rite of passage'.
Dairy farm blast kills 18,000 cows, critically injures one person
Animal welfare activists say blaze is the deadliest barn fire in recent history.
Tourist tossed over barrier by angry Bison in Yellowstone National Park
The phone-touting tourist ignored two important warning signs before the bison charged.
Phoenix is sole surviving kitten of suitcase horror
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Percy the rabbit joins police force - fur real
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A South African pilot has been praised for his cool head after discovering the stowaway.
The Woodville pet killers: Bloodthirsty pitbulls terrorise town for months
Two menacing dogs behind spate of serious attacks on pets in middle of night.
Japan’s bear meat vending machine a surprise hit
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Bringing Lolita home: How to release a long-captive orca?
A killer whale held captive for more than a half-century will be returned to her home.
Dingo ‘held girl underwater’ in horror attack
A girl has been flown to hospital after she was attacked by a dingo in Queensland.
'Animals in desperate need': Auckland SPCA hosting adoption day this weekend
Auckland SPCA centres are hosting their first adoption day in three years.
Long-awaited agreement in place to return orca to Pacific
The animal's freedom marks the changing times for the theme park industry.
Park laments having to put down NZ's only black leopard
'This was an incredibly difficult decision but the best for Manni.'
'Filthy' conditions: Judge upholds 32 animal neglect convictions for 84yo former top breeder
Barbara Glover and her daughter were found guilty in a judge-alone trial.
'Serious state': The sting in the tail of Cyclone Gabrielle
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Rare pāteke/brown teal return to Purerua in the Bay of Islands
Twenty rare ducks released at Purerua after a three-year pest removal campaign.
'Catastrophic injury': Whippy the greyhound rescued, owner convicted
The SPCA rescued Whippy saying it was horrific to think what the dog was going through.
Zebra crossing: Zoo escapee spotted in Korean capital
The young zebra walked, trotted and galloped for hours.
'Seagulls are having a field day': Thousands of eels stuck on farmland after flooding
It was an awful sight and local councils have done nothing to stop this, says resident.
MPI helping farmers as they work through cyclone-related problems
Farmers facing worries over stock after Cyclone Gabrielle still have plenty of support.
Deadly outbreak of botulism kills thousands of birds, immediate action called for
The outbreak in a Waikato wetland has claimed rare indigenous birds and many more.
Napping stallion has locals thinking he’s dead
Please don't panic! Slim Shady, the horse, sleeps in this unusual position.
Spanish octopus farm's ‘cruel’ plan to freeze them to death
About one million creatures, known for their intelligence, will be produced for food.
'Global challenge' of vet shortages affecting Whanganui
Whanganui vet clinics are being affected by the vet shortage.
Wild cats and legal fights: Lion park's tumultuous history
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Wildlife park operator tells all about its troubles and the future
The operator of big-cat park speaks about liquidation and the way forward.
NZ's first 'kiwi corridor' in Northland ever closer after release over weekend
One Kiwi was named after the late local legend Murdoch Ross.
Sensitive fishing data to be kept from public at appeal hearing
Data on fishing in fragile marine area in the South Island to remain confidential.