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No kidding, no fee: Nevins Farm waives cost for first goat adoptathon

Eagle-Tribune 31 Mar 2023
They suggest taking these animals in groups, and may place as many as 10 together, because goats are social creatures that thrive in each other’s company ... But Nevins is recommending that any goats that are adopted from this group should remain as a closed herd, and not be allowed to mingle with other goats or ruminant animals, such as sheep or cows.
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52 years after capture, orca Lolita may return to her mother in the Pacific

Fox31 Denver 31 Mar 2023
An unlikely coalition involving the theme park's owner, an animal rights group and an NFL owner-philanthropist announded the agreement during a news conference Thursday ... The time frame for moving the animal could be 18 to 24 months away, the group said, and the cost could reach $20 million.
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52 years after capture, orca Lolita may return to the Pacific

The Los Angeles Times 31 Mar 2023
An unlikely coalition involving the theme park's owner, an animal rights group and an NFL owner-philanthropist who announced the agreement during a news conference Thursday ... The time frame for moving the animal could be 18 to 24 months away, the group said, and the cost could reach $20 million ... That’s just two more animals than in 1971.
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52 years after capture, orca Lolita leaving Miami Seaquarium, heading back to Pacific Northwest

WPTV 31 Mar 2023
An unlikely coalition involving the theme park's owner, an animal rights group and an NFL owner-philanthropist announced the agreement during a news conference Thursday ... The time frame for moving the animal could be 18 to 24 months away, the group said, and the cost could reach $20 million ... That's just two more animals than in 1971.
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52 years after capture, orca Lolita may return to Pacific

The Manila Times 31 Mar 2023
An unlikely coalition involving the theme park's owner, an animal rights group and an NFL owner-philanthropist announced the agreement during a news conference Thursday ... The time frame for moving the animal could be 18 to 24 months away, the group said, and the cost could reach $20 million ... That's just two more animals than in 1971.
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Lolita may finally go free. ‘Historic’ deal clears way to move killer whale from Miami

Union Leader 31 Mar 2023
It also wasn’t immediately clear if the move would be approved by federal agencies that oversee marine mammals and animal attractions ... Animal rights groups, who made the whale the focus of a decades-long campaign, have long complained about her living conditions and the size of her tank at the aging tourist attraction.
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52 years after capture, orca may return to Pacific Northwest

Capital Press 31 Mar 2023
An unlikely coalition involving the theme park's owner, an animal rights group and an NFL owner-philanthropist announced the agreement during a news conference Thursday ... The time frame for moving the animal could be 18 to 24 months away, the group said, and the cost could reach $20 million ... That’s just two more animals than in 1971.
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'We may all become fruitarians': Animal rights group PETA says they may resort to eating ...

The Daily Mail 31 Mar 2023
Animal rights group PETA have warned they may become 'fruitarians' and eat 'only what falls from the tree' if it can be proven that plants feel pain ... Animal rights group PETA have warned they may become 'fruitarians' and 'only what falls from the tree' if it can be proven that plants feel pain.
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WATCH: Lolita the orca has been in captivity for 52 years. Now she may be ...

Independent online (SA) 31 Mar 2023
On Thursday, an unlikely coalition involving the theme park's owner, animal rights group Friends of Toki, and an NFL owner-philanthropist announced plans to free the whale ... The time frame for moving the animal could be 18 to 24 months away, the group said, and the cost could reach $20 million.
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After 50 years in captivity, Lolita the orca may be freed

Popular Science 31 Mar 2023
Jeff Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images ... The move comes after growing pressure from animal rights groups, lawsuits from groups like People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), and anger and possible lawsuits from the Lummi Nation ... This unique group of orcas ...
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‘HouseBroken’ First Look: ‘Yellowjackets’ Star Melanie Lynskey Is a Ferret on Steroids (VIDEO)

News-Press Now 31 Mar 2023
Lynskey voices Pinky, a ferret who was put on steroids to look like a poodle and lives in the basement with a group of other discarded pets who are out to terrorize the upstairs animals on National Pet Adoption Day ... “We’ve been listening to your group through that vent for months, ...
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52 years after capture, Lolita the orca may return to the Pacific

Elko Daily Free Press 31 Mar 2023
An unlikely coalition involving the theme park's owner, an animal rights group and an NFL owner-philanthropist announced the agreement during a news conference Thursday ... The time frame for moving the animal could be 18 to 24 months away, the group said, and the cost could reach $20 million ... That's just two more animals than in 1971.
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47th Annual Martin County 4-H Livestock Show and Sale...

Reflector 31 Mar 2023
Martin County 4-H’ers have been working hard for several months to prepare their animals for the upcoming show and sale. Participants work diligently on not only feeding and caring for their animals, but also training them to walk in the show ring. The younger group, clover buds, will even be designing a costume for their animals to wear in the ring.
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Miami Seaquarium Plans to Release Lolita the Orca After 50 Years in Captivity

Miami New Times 31 Mar 2023
Miami Seaquarium for decades rebuffed public protests and calls from animal rights groups to free the 7,000-pound whale from her tank, which the U.S ... He says the group has a meeting scheduled in D.C ... Some animal rights activists remain skeptical that Lolita's health will hold up while the process to license and build a sanctuary plays out.
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Lolita the orca to be returned to wild more than 50 years after capture for public display

ITV 31 Mar 2023
An unlikely coalition involving the theme park's owner, an animal rights group, and an NFL owner-philanthropist announced the agreement during a news conference on Thursday ... Animal rights group PETA said it doesn't want Lolita to suffer the same fate as her partner, ...

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