The phrase “knowledge begets responsibility” became reality for Michelle Neufeld when she learned of the harsh, inhumane treatment of animal high-killing shelters in the south of our country. Michelle could not just let these killing shelters continue to murder animals in cold blood, so she set her mind to build
The Explorer’s Club based in NYC is an international professional society and non-profit dedicated to scientific research across the globe. The club, which began in 1904, serves as a meeting point for explorers and scientists dedicated to exploring, conserving, and learning about our planet. In 1904 the original members of
Pigs are parts of some of the most heartwarming family stories — Charlotte’s Web, Winnie the Pooh, The Muppets, Babe — and yet, they aren’t the first animal you consider as a pet. Don’t let the unfortunate idioms or negative association with Paris Hilton discourage you: pigs make smart, sociable,
Belize may be a small country but it holds the largest cave system of Central America and the second largest barrier reef in the world. With over 500 species of birds, 400 species of subtropical fish, and 900 Mayan historic sites, the country embraces a rich culture with biodiversity unlike
The United States has a long history of welcoming back its war heroes, including the 4-legged soldiers in the K-9 corps. War dog units have served valiantly with handlers in every branch of the service since World War I. These military dogs saved many lives as they worked as
Today, May 16th, is Endangered Species Day. According to International Union for Conservation of Nature there are 17,315 vulnerable and 3,800 critically endangered species in the world. That is 17,315 too many. One such endangered species is the Amur Tiger, only 350 of which are alive in the wild. The International Fund for