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This cat tours the world with its human ‘paw dad’. Watch viral Instagram Reels | Trending
In this video, an adorable cat named Sponge Cake, is being carried around New York City and Paris, by its human ‘paw dad’. Oh, to go on a world tour with our loved ones and visit the best destinations with them by our side! What would your go-to place be? Would it be New York City? Or are you a Paris kind of person? Well, that can be a conversation for another day since this cat is already on its way to fulfill its wanderlust. Being an Instagram-famous catto, Sponge Cake the Scottish fold, often takes to Instagram Reels. Here,
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Skiing, snowboarding, dog-sledding: have a snowy adventure without leaving the UK | Winter sports holidays
Downhill Skiing and snowboarding, Scotland and northern England Although skiing or snowboarding at indoor snow domes such as Hemel Hempstead’s Snow Centre (from £29 an hour adults, £24 juniors, group lessons from £42 an hour), or the country’s dozens of dry ski slopes is a lot of fun, they can’t really compare with sliding down proper snowy mountains in the great outdoors. The five main ski resorts of Scotland’s Highland and Aberdeenshire region – Cairngorm Mountain, Glenshee, Glencoe, Nevis Range and The Lecht – usually open in December, with the best snow from January until resorts close in
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Dog, 2 cats rescued for a reason | Decatur
The Rev. Chase Ackerman and his wife, Jeanne, have two cats and a dog, and all of the pets were adopted because of their rescue status. The Ackermans wanted to give second chances at life to Sophie, a 5-year-old Great Pyrenees/golden retriever mix, and Lily and Wilder, 1-year-old cats from the same household. “Just the thought that there are so many animals that are put up, either for adoption or abandoned … it’s hard to justify buying an animal that’s bred,” Chase said. “There’s nothing wrong with that, but it’s something we really, really felt called to do (adoption).” “We
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Dog and his family wear matching pajamas for Sunday Mug Shots
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Livingston County 4-H program awards Livestock Scholarship Brady Wood
Livingston County 4-H member Brady Wood has been awarded a livestock project scholarship from the Bank of Castile. The Bank of Castile annually commits scholarship money to deserving Livingston County 4-H members to help with the purchase of a 4-H beef, swine, or lamb project animal. The application process includes four parts: 1.) an essay explaining why the applicant is interested in the project; 2.) a recommendation; 3.) a knowledge test about the livestock industry, careers in agriculture, animal nutrition, genetics, showing, and grooming; and 4.) an interview with the selection committee. Brady, a nine-year member of Livingston County 4-H,
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Family-owned small business now offers healthy options for pets in White Hall
WHITE HALL, W.Va. – A family-owned small business opened its third location in the north central West Virginia region. Pet Works new location in Middletown Commons in White Hall (WBOY Image) Pet Works held its grand opening on Saturday for its new store in the Middletown Commons in White Hall. They offer healthy pet items mostly for dogs and cats but also have supplies for small animals. Toys, treats, supplements, beds and more fill the shelves for owners to spoil their pets. Staff said they were warmly welcomed by the community on their first day open. “As soon as I
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After missing for six years, cat finally reunites with San Antonio family
SAN ANTONIO – After missing for six years, a cat has finally been reunited with her San Antonio family, thanks to a local animal shelter. The feline, named Monkey Face, wandered astray several years ago, but it wasn’t until recently that she ended up in the care of San Antonio Animal Care Services after someone reported her as a stray and appearing sick. Monkey Face received medical care and after ACS discovered that she had a microchip and had been missing for quite some time, the search began for her owner. Her owner’s previous address was found to be out-of-date,
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Auburn’s ‘dire’ cat problem and the new group trying to solve it | Local News | Auburn, NY | Auburnpub.com
When Auburn City Councilor Terry Cuddy began knocking on doors this election season, there were a few concerns he expected to hear. But along with taxes, crime and other typical concerns, Cuddy regularly heard one he didn’t expect: the staggering number of stray and feral cats in the city. “When I asked what could be improved, that was one of the top things,” Cuddy told The Citizen on Friday. “‘Somebody’s got to do something about the cats.'” That’s the goal of a new group, Auburn Community Cats TNR. Started in September, the group hopes to help control the cat population
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