Basic Fun! unveils a Harry Potter x Care Bears plush collection for the 25th anniversary, featuring all four Hogwarts houses ...

The Maltese is a beloved toy breed known for its flowing white coat, gentle personality and deep devotion to its family. While they make wonderful companions, their beauty and charm come with specific ...

A FREE outdoor photo gallery celebrating amphibians is currently on display at a country park. Rangers at Moors Valley Country Park and Forest have teamed up with Ringwood and Poulner Toad Patrol to ...

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Guide Dogs Cymru is calling on volunteers to help foster future guide dogs in Gwent. The charity is looking for dog lovers in Abergavenny, Pontypool, and Cwmbran to care for dogs in training. Amy ...

DENVER — The River North Art District will be home to Denver's first common consumption area. Denver City Council approved the creation of the common consumption area on Monday night, which will allow ...

Cane toads secrete a toxin that can harm or even kill animals that lick, bite or eat them, including dogs and cats.

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As part of the agreement to reopen the government after a record 43-day shutdown, Congress will likely vote this week on renewing the expiring, enhanced COVID-19 health care subsidies which were at ...

Excellence and dedication are just two words that describe the award-winning physicians, surgeons, and physical therapists with CommonSpirit Sports Medicine. With years of training and experience, the ...

Who said toads were ugly? If ever one of these much-maligned amphibians was destined to become a prince, then surely one of the stubfoots (or harlequins) from the genus Atelopus of South and Central ...

A new study revealed the global expansion of modern toads on six continents. Researchers attribute these amphibians' spread to a unique evolutionary trait and human-assisted travel. CBC News reported ...