RABBITS ON THE RISE Compared to Dogs and Cats who have been domesticated 30,000 and 12,000 years ago respectively, Rabbits…
When Typhoon Falcon-Egay was battering Metro Manila and nearby provinces in July, many animals found themselves scrambling for shelter. Many…
GOOD FOOD FOR GOOD DOGS Fur parents looking into feeding their Dogs a plant-based diet need to make an effort…
PLANT-BASED PEEPS AND PUPPERS There are many fur parents around the world who feed their Dogs a plant-based diet like…
Dogs who don’t shed? We’ve heard of that. Dogs who don’t bark? Yup, that one, too. Dogs who don’t eat…
After almost six decades of performing for audiences at the Miami Seaquarium, Lolita — also known as Tokitae (which means…
Whenever we go through difficult times in our lives, we often turn to friends or family members for support. But…
In a bid to keep our oceans healthy, we always hear marine organizations encouraging us to save the oceans and Fishes by choosing “sustainable seafood,” donating to projects that will help replenish Fish populations, reducing our use of plastics, or practicing “catch and release” when fishing as sport. But what if there is a much simpler way to heal our oceans? What if we choose to see past Fishes as a mere resource?
Hailed as the King of Goldfish by the Japanese, the Ranchu is highly valued for their charm and rarity.
Catapulted to fame by their emotionally charged songs and riveting performances, and backed by their loyal fandom called ARMY, BTS
have gained only more popularity amid the pandemic as they release one international hit song after another. Aside from their campaigns for social change and message of self-love, what non-fans and casual listeners might not know about them is that the boys are also passionate about their companion animals.