William Mckinney+FollowCoyote encounter shakes up Washington CountyA Washington County woman put her own safety on the line to protect her dogs from a coyote attack right in her own yard. Brandy Williard says she’s still recovering from deep scratches and a scary hospital visit, but is grateful her quick thinking kept her pets safe. Wildlife officials remind everyone that coyotes are found in every Pennsylvania county and, while attacks are rare, it’s smart to keep yards well-lit and remove food sources like bird feeders. Have you ever had a close call with local wildlife? Let’s hear your stories and tips for keeping pets safe! #Pets #WashingtonCounty #PetSafety00Share
kellydesiree+FollowTimothée Chalamet’s New Pup Steals the ShowTimothée Chalamet just dropped some major puppy content on Instagram, introducing his new furry friend, Marty Supreme, right as rumors swirl about his relationship with Kylie Jenner. While the internet can’t decide if Timmy and Kylie are still a thing, he’s clearly living his best life with his adorable cuddle buddy. Relationship status: unclear. Puppy status: 10/10, would snuggle. #Pets #TimothéeChalamet #KylieJenner20Share
Cassandra Snyder+FollowBoston’s baby giraffe beats the oddsA newborn giraffe at Boston’s Franklin Park Zoo faced a rough start—he couldn’t nurse or stand on his own, putting his life at serious risk. Thanks to a remarkable team effort between zoo vets and Tufts’ Hospital for Large Animals, this little guy got around-the-clock care, plasma transfusions, and even eye treatment before finally reuniting with his mom. It’s amazing to see how teamwork and expertise can save even the most vulnerable animals. What do you think—should more zoos partner with local veterinary hospitals for specialized care like this? #Pets #Boston #FranklinParkZoo41Share
Joshua Townsend+FollowRichmond cat café flooded by mischievous felineA single cat, Roller, managed to flood The Purrfect Bean cat café in Richmond, forcing a temporary closure just months after opening. It all started with a towel, a sink, and a bit of feline curiosity—leading to water pouring from the upstairs lounge into the café below. Thankfully, all the cats are safe and even seemed to enjoy the chaos. The furry residents are now staying with foster families while repairs are underway. Have you ever had a pet create unexpected mayhem at home? Share your wildest pet disaster stories! #Pets #RichmondVA #CatCafe00Share
Joshua Townsend+FollowGreens the duck finds love after heartbreakLosing a partner hits hard—even for ducks. After Greens lost his mate on Thanksgiving, he was clearly down, but a little matchmaking changed everything. Enter Anchovy, a duck who’d been left out by her own flock. Their first date? Sharing peas and a little hope. Now, these two are sticking close, learning to trust again, and even moving in with some new feathered friends. It’s a reminder that healing and second chances can come from the most unexpected places. Who else is rooting for Greens and Anchovy to become the next iconic couple? #Pets #DuckLove #SecondChances00Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowAfrican Penguins Facing Extinction?!Did you know African penguins are vanishing fast? A new study says their numbers have crashed by 95% in some spots near Cape Town—all because their main food, sardines, are disappearing. Overfishing and climate changes are to blame, and now there are fewer than 10,000 breeding pairs left. If things don’t change, these adorable birds could be gone from the wild by 2035. Conservationists are scrambling to help, but it’s a race against time! #Pets #AfricanPenguins #EndangeredSpecies40Share
Matthew KirkFollowingLost Rio Rancho dogs make epic journey homeTwo dogs adopted from Watermelon Mountain Ranch in Rio Rancho were found wandering the freezing streets of Chicago—thin, scared, and far from home. Thanks to their microchips, the Chicago shelter traced them back to New Mexico, but with outdated info and a full house, their future looked grim. That’s when a network of rescue groups sprang into action, moving Tucker and Duchess across states until they landed safely back at the ranch. Their wild journey shows just how powerful teamwork and compassion can be. Anyone else amazed by how far a little kindness can travel? #Pets #RioRancho #DogRescue10Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowGreat white shark Bella heads for Virginia BeachA massive 700-pound great white shark named Bella is making her way toward Virginia Beach, just as the holidays approach. Scientists are excited to track her journey south for the first time, hoping to learn more about shark migration and mating habits. While seeing a great white nearby might sound alarming, experts say Bella’s visit is totally normal and poses little risk to people. In fact, sharks like Bella play a crucial role in keeping our fish populations healthy. Would you be fascinated or nervous to spot a great white off our coast? #Pets #VirginiaBeach #GreatWhiteShark10Share
Jacob Morgan+FollowHow Baksheesh Got Me Into Wild PlacesEver heard of 'baksheesh'? It’s basically a little tip (or, let’s be real, a bribe) that can unlock some wild travel moments. I’m talking holding lion cubs at the Cairo Zoo or sneaking into Angkor Wat before sunrise—all for a few bucks slipped to the right person. It’s a whole art form! Just don’t try it with cops or border guards. Pro tip: look lost, act chill, and you might just get an epic story for your next trip. #Pets #TravelHacks #Baksheesh00Share
Wesley Romero+FollowAkron’s River is ready for a forever homeRiver, a sweet two-year-old mutt, was found alone at an Akron dog park and is now looking for a loving family. After arriving at Summit County animal control, he was understandably nervous—shelters can be overwhelming for dogs used to cozy homes. But River’s spirit is shining through, and he’s adjusting well. At 40 pounds, he’s a perfect medium size and already an adult, so what you see is what you get! Fully vetted and full of personality, River is waiting to meet his new people. Know someone who could give this unique pup a second chance? #Pets #AdoptDontShop #AkronPets10Share
