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Op-Ed: Benalmádena cableway — Sea views, mountain walks and eagles Special

When visiting the Costa del Sol in southern Spain, why not take a trip in a cable car to the top of a mountain, where you can enjoy mountain strolls, wonderful views and a visit to the eagles.
Digital Journal Report by Anne Sewell - 6 comments

PETA releases video of shelter it wants closed over cat treatment

Myrtle Beach - People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has released a video they say shows abuse and neglect at a South Carolina animal shelter, but county prosecutors said they found no signs of abuse at the facility.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 2 comments

Farm Sanctuary offers life and love Special

Watkins Glen - Now two decades old, the Farm Sanctuary takes in farm animals that have been harmed in some way or left for dead. After rehabilitating them and giving these animals a new lease on life they are then showered with plenty of attention and affection.
Digital Journal Report by Debra Myers - 13 comments

And this little piggy got rescued Special

Watkins Glen - Although it probably didn’t seem like it at the time, falling off of the back of a transport truck was one of the best things to happen to a six-week-old piglet this summer.
Digital Journal Report by Lynn Curwin - 11 comments

Cow with rare skin condition gets a new home

Chard - Harriet wanted to make friends, but the other cows wouldn’t accept her because she was different. The Hereford heifer, who was born with a rare skin condition, was given a new opportunity to make friends when she was taken to Ferne Animal Sanctuary.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 1 comment

Florida big cat sanctuary forced to move

Sharpes - A big cat sanctuary in Brevard County, Florida that cares for more than 50 tigers, lions, cougars and leopards is being forced to relocate.
In the Media by Laura Trowbridge - 10 comments

Malaysian PM wants orangutans to attract eco-tourists to mainland

While the Malaysian part of Borneo does have orangutan sanctuaries, mainland Malaysia does not. The PM now wants to have a new eco-tourism attraction built near the capital, but finds it difficult to get the necessary primates moved.
In the Media by R. C. Camphausen - 1 comment

R.I. Court Acts to Care for Animals Left Behind after Eviction

A Rhode Island judge today authorized the state’s Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to arrange for the care of some 136 animals left behind at the Bonniedale Farm in Glocester, RI, following the owner’s eviction Monday.
In the Media by Martin Laine - 2 comments

Bank may face animal cruelty charges after sanctuary eviction

Dan Mackenzie of Rhode Island was evicted yesterday from the farm that he ran as a sanctuary for unwanted animals that needed a safe place to stay. Left behind were 136 animals, including cats, dogs, sheep, horses, a llama, and even a 7-foot corn snake.
In the Media by Martin Laine - 2 comments

Palau creates world's first shark sanctuary

The tiny Pacific nation of Palau has created the world's first shark sanctuary. Palau's President, Johnson Toribiong made the announcement during Friday's session of the UN General Assembly.
In the Media by Kevin Jess - 1 comment
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Andrew Westoll has won the $25,000 Charles Taylor Prize for his book The Chimps of Fauna Sanctuary, which depicts research chimps as they live out the remainder of their lives in a Quebec animal sanctuary.

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The three elephants from the Toronto Zoo that are being shipped to a wildlife sanctuary in California, will be travelling in style. They're be flying in a private plane, thanks to animal activist Bob Barker.

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Let Them Know How Much We Love the Legend James Edward Corbett

The story begins in early 20th century in the year 1815. That times the area, which is now a day known as Jim Corbett...
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I Will Follow Christ

Covina, CA - A week ago on a Saturday morning, I was on my way to the church to audition for a musical play called “I...
Feb 26, 2012 in  Christianity by Rolly Lavapie - 1 comment

G4S Protests from Sheffield Asylum Supporters

South Yorkshire Migration & Asylum Action Group supported by ASSIST, City of Sanctuary and others staged a...
Feb 15, 2012 by James P Mahon

Enjoying Nature at Its Best!

It has been great returning to my hometown for good. I had been busy spending time with family as well as moving to my...
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Our favorite neighborhood garden church has many Tiffany stained glass windows

Inside Saint Paul's Episcopal Church at the corner of North Marshall and East Knapp Streets in Milwaukee glows a...
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