Mar. 16, 2025
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Does Fluffy love me? Does Fluffy love me not?
Chances are your cat Fluffy loves you. Even though stereotypes perceive cats as being anti-social and/or aloof, they do communicate and show affection in many different ways.
The way cats show love is very different than the way dogs do. The cat’s way tends to be more subtle, leading feline parents to wonder if their cats really love them.Rover.comhas complied a list of the hard-to-spot gestures of cat love, so owners can more easily identify the signs of affection their cat uses.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: gettyIt turns out yourdog’shead tilt may be more than a cute gesture!Researchers at Eotvos Lorand University in Budapest, Hungary, tested their theory that a dog’s adorable head tilt could be linked to their ability to process the names of objects.According to a study published in the research journalAnimal Cognition,the new research suggests that “only a few dogs can learn the name of objects (toys) even after a few exposures, while most (typical) dogs do not.
Mar. 16, 2025
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The Wisconsin Humane Society (WHS) is helping find a home for a dog that was left tied to a fire hydrant earlier this week in Green Bay.
Photos of the abandoned pup went viral after locals shared them on social media, sparking an emotional response from countless users.
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“First and foremost, we are so sorry you had to part with your best friend,” the rescue wrote.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Perez is a patient pooch.
The 2½-year-old dog has resided at theFlorence Area Humane Societyin Florence, South Carolina, for more than 660 days, almost his whole life, waiting to be adopted. And he is still waiting.
The South Carolina shelter shared the canine’s story on its Facebook page on Thursday, hoping to find the pup a home. In the post, Florence Area Humane Society explained the grim way Perez came under the organization’s care.
Mar. 16, 2025
Allegheny County Police Department
A woman allegedly abandoned her dog at an airport parking lot in Pittsburgh and got on her flight alone after being told that she couldn’t bring the animal on the plane, authorities said.
In aFacebook postthat began with “Don’t leave your pets behind!” the Allegheny County Police Department said the agency was notified Friday morning about a dog left unattended in a stroller at Pittsburgh International Airport.