Animal rights
Animal rights orgs. hit out at 'ridiculous' claim crocodiles were culled over terrorism fears
The Civil Administration and the Nature and Parks Authorities both claimed in the letter that the killings were carried out to avoid a potential "terrorist incident."
Newborn African lion cub rescued from Istanbul smugglers
Illegal cockfighting ring broken up by Israel Police, 150 cockerels rescued
Zoo in Denmark asks public for unwanted pets to feed its carnivores
Mexican zookeeper accused of slaughtering rare goats for holiday dinner
The zookeeper in Mexico was also accused of trafficking rare animals.
Kyiv Zoo keeps Tony the gorilla warm despite daily power cuts
Tony, and his other primate friends, need to be warmed by a wood fire oven as Russia has targetted Ukrainian power and heating.
Birthright Israel considering canceling all camel rides during Israel trips - exclusive
The often highly-anticipated tourist activity of riding camels may come to an end for Birthright Israel participants.
934 people arrested for animal trafficking in international operation
Bringing animals to Israel without a lawful permit is considered a crime since it poses a threat to public health.
934 people arrested for animal trafficking in international operation
Bringing animals to Israel without a lawful permit is considered a crime, since it poses a threat to public health.
Despite reform, Israel sees record level of livestock imported for slaughter in 2022
The Agriculture Ministry claims that the import of refrigerated meat does not meet demand.
Alligators, elks and bears: The obscure pets of historical figures
From a pug in prison to an anteater on a leash, these are some of the weird and wacky pets kept by important people throughout history.
Terrorist mayor of Hebron offers reward for killing of stray dogs
Some Hebron residents soon complied, with footage shared on social media of Hebron residents taking to the streets to torture and kill dozens of dogs.
Criminal gang runs chicken slaughterhouse, sells birds under gov't radar
The criminal group has been making a profit of tens of millions of shekels per year from the heist.
Iran’s regime slaughters over 1,700 dogs in shelter, sparking outrage
The state’s clergy consider dogs to be dirty and recently cracked down on pet owners in Tehran, with police declaring that walking dogs in parks was a criminal offense.
