Jason Woosey Animal factory farming is reducing the healthy life of the average human being by 1.8 years, according to groundbreaking global research conducted by the charity group World Animal ...

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A ban on the transport and slaughter of pigs is set to be lifted after two weeks of testing and containment procedures after cases of African swine fever were reported on a farm in Taichung. The ...

DIAMOND, W.Va. (WSAZ) - The Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office assisted the Kanawha-Charleston Humane Association in an investigation involving potentially loose and neglected pigs. The investigation ...

Humane Society of Broward seeks 'furever' home for Chico, other furry friends The Humane Society of Broward County is seeking a forever home for Chico and other furry friends. BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. — ...

Animal rights advocates say the new regulatory regime requires private slaughterhouse employees to make decisions about which pigs should be slaughtered, both before and in place of federal USDA ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The Humane Society for Greater Savannah has more than dogs and cats available for adoption. The organization also has a small-animal room for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and ...

This little piggy has gone to the dogs. An adorable “service pig” has been welcomed into a popular Brooklyn dog park with open paws, even running off-leash with petite pooches — despite a city ban on ...

Several guinea pigs at Dakin Humane Society are ready for their new homes, including a special pair of sisters: Nacho and Squeaky. This three-year-old duo, an Abyssinian and a Peruvian Long-haired ...

State officials are asking Long Island hunters to help slaughter deer and thin out the soaring population that is leaving a trail of wrecked cars and ruined crops while spreading tick-borne diseases.