Blog: Downsizing your dog
What is it about these little ankle biters that we love so much? I say 'we' as I have gone to the small side myself with two pomeranian X Japanese spitz balls of fluff.
What is it about these little ankle biters that we love so much? I say 'we' as I have gone to the small side myself with two pomeranian X Japanese spitz balls of fluff.
Remnants of human habitation on New Zealand's remote Campbell Island are at risk of being wiped out.
"Mummy the yucky dog tried to eat me," are words etched in Hayley Taylor's mind.
One of eight young brown kiwi added to a North Auckland farm sanctuary yesterday has been named after Prince George.
Two young kea have died after suspected car surfing at Deaths Corner in the Otira Gorge.
People all across the globe erupted into fawning fits of hyperbole when the latest family photograph of the Cambridges (William, Kate, baby George and dog Lupo) at their Kensington Palace apartment was released.
These cute puppies figured out a clever way to raise money for dogs in need. Now all you need to do is watch. For more information visit http://www.pedigreeadoptiondrive.co.nz Courtesy of YouTube/PEDIGREE® Adoption Drive
'I just bolted.' A swarm of wasps nesting under a fire hydrant gave firefighters more than they bargained for over the weekend.
Throughout history, a select band of the brave has willingly turned into human guinea pigs in the cause of science.
Man's best friend is increasingly taking antidepressants to get a new leash on life.
A giant, one-tonne crocodile has been caught by Ugandan villagers, after allegedly eating a man and maiming several others in a village.
Not quite a duck face, but Bruce the koala and his friend Jay have become quite the experienced selfie-snappers at Wildlife Sydney Zoo.
Members of New Zealand's navy were tasked with protecting nine very precious kiwi this week.
An aquarium in Ireland has welcomed what is believed to be one of the world's only lesbian penguin couples, after keepers observed two females exhibiting courting behaviour.
Sharks have forced themselves back into the minds of Australians.
Much hangs on whether the Japanese Government sides with its future-focused Foreign Ministry or its inwards-looking pro-whaling fisheries agency, writes John Armstrong.
We're all a kaleidoscope of contradictions about our treatment and consumption of living creatures, writes Bob Jones.
Even the first sunshine of spring is not enough to prevent the lion enclosure at Copenhagen Zoo from looking forlorn.
After being Awol for half a decade Randy the cat was recently reunited with his owners - thanks to a trusty microchip, a caring stranger, and the Auckland SPCA.
Many's the time the dubious claim "sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind" has been used to justify some act of petty tyranny, writes Paul Thomas.
I want to believe in the inter-connectedness of things, I really do.
For the past 15 years, a Kiwi marine explorer has been tracking great white sharks around the world, helping answer one of the biggest questions concerning great whites — their home range.
In a blind taste test, eight out of eight pandas agree - sugar is delicious.
Everyday Kiwis could be recruited to help save New Zealand from a swarm of pests costing our economy billions and ravaging our cherished biodiversity, a new report suggests.
New Zealand remains under "intense pressure" from pests, which are costing our economy billions of dollars each year.
Russian forces have completed their takeover of the Ukrainian navy's assets in Crimea with the storming of the minesweeper Cherkessy.