"Being able to comfort this little creature in need ended up bringing me comfort," the woman called Scarlet told Newsweek.

Darlene Konkle, a state veterinarian with the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection, said the current ...

A dead wild buzzard in Wiltshire has tested positive for avian flu. The bird was found in Winterbourne Stoke and tested ...

Strict new rules have come into force for bird keepers in Bolton as cases of avian flu rise. All bird keepers in the borough ...

After a summer lull in U.S. cases of avian influenza in both poultry and dairy cattle—and no human infections reported in the ...

Wisconsin doesn't have a statewide ban on exotic pets, but local and federal rules still apply. Here's what to know.

Bears, wild boars and dogs are the most likely acorn-gulping culprits; most other animals soften and chew them.

People are being urged to watch for exhausted seabirds and tiny nestlings blown from their nests in the wild weather.

Exotic pets offer the ultimate chance for humans to connect with something truly unique–at least for those who can afford them. They’re gorgeous, have different needs, and bring personality to a home.

Most of us know to give bears a wide berth in the wild. But there are gentler wild animals, even prey, that can get very ...

Avian flu “can be dangerous” to cats, but dogs have so far been unaffected by the current strain of Avian flu, Fleace said. The CDC says cattle may also become sick from the virus, as well as poultry ...