Animals
Exotic Animals Stolen From Long Island Pet Store
Police say the owner of The Animal Hut in Mastic reported that someone broke into the store and stole a 3-foot-long American alligator, three albino boa constrictors, and a 5-foot-long Argentine red tegu, a type of lizard.
Eagles Soar Over Westchester County
On the banks of the Hudson River in Montrose, eagles are flying around George’s Island.
NJ Looks To Add Species To Endangered List
New Jersey environmental officials want to add five species to the state’s endangered list and reclassify the bald eagle and seven other types of birds.
Aadorable! Baby Aardvark Debuts At Bronx Zoo
The Bronx Zoo’s newest star, a baby aardvark, made his grand debut for zoo-goers Friday.
Summit To Save The Tigers
Did you hear the interview with Dr. Steven Sanderson, the president and chief executive officer of the Wildlife Conservation Society?
Connecticut Town Considers New Dog Leash Law
Dog owners say a town leash law will put an end to socializing and exercising, so critical for dogs.
NYC ASPCA Targets Pit Bulls For Spaying, Neutering
Some shelters are caught in a financial and space squeeze, thanks to a runaway pit bull population.
Condo Canine Crackdown On Upper West Side
At One Lincoln Plaza, dog owners say they understand that some pooches are out of control and not everyone is a dog lover.
Grieving N.J. Family Facing Another Loss
The Borough of Oakland is threatening to remove their dogs.
Coyotes Beware Of Educators With Air Horns
Make the coyotes leap out of their fur and scurry off into the woods. That’s the idea.
Skunks Making A Big Stink In New York City
It’s a sight many New Yorkers don’t expect to see.
Wandering Bear Makes North Jersey Residents Anxious
Folks in this area aren’t used to seeing bears in their backyards.
SPCA: L.I. Woman Euthanized Dogs Without License
A woman who was supposed to rescue unwanted animals is accused of euthanizing dogs without a veterinarian’s license in a shocking cruelty case on Long Island.
Local Woman Seeks Homes For Sick Aunt’s Cats
Her aunt has the early stages of Alzheimer’s Disease and will soon be in an assisted living facility.
NYC Skyscrapers To Go Dark To Help Migrating Birds
Some of New York City’s iconic skyscrapers are joining a campaign to help millions of migrating birds this fall.
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