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HELP !!!! Are you traveling to The Brac this evening – Friday, 20th April?

HELP !!!! Is there anyone traveling to Cayman Brac this evening Friday 20th April – on the jet #105 at 6.25pm that will act as a chaperone for a sweet dog ? We will meet you at the airport with…

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Fido’s journey to New York [from Cayman Islands]

By Maea Lenei Buhre From New York City Lens Every year hundreds of rescue dogs and cats fly to the New York from the Cayman Islands, NYCity Lens went to one shelter to find out why. A special report. GEORGE…

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A bright idea: Streetlamps powered by dog poo

By Rain Noe From Core77 Your dog s***s free energy. As do mine. And every day I pick it up with a plastic bag and throw it in the garbage, where it does no good. British inventor Brian Harper is…

Local heroes helping animals in hurricane-ravaged Caribbean

By Brian J. Lowney, From South Coast Today As residents of the Caribbean islands of Antigua and Barbuda struggle desperately to rebuild their lives in the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, a small group of islanders is trying to…

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Monkeys have been successfully cloned in China, but you might not like the reason why

By Mike Wehner From BGR It’s now been over two decades since scientists in Scotland successfully cloned a sheep and named the newborn Dolly. In the years since, the technology that powers cloning has advanced slowly but steadily, and while…

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Why our pets are so fat — and what we can do to save them

By Deborah Linder, The Conversation From Business Insider Obesity in pets is at epidemic proportions. Obesity in animals can cause complications in almost every system in the body. Managing obesity in pets will require veterinarians, physicians and psychologists to work together. …

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Cayman Islands: Child seriously bitten by ferocious dog in Prospect

From RCIPS Child Seriously Bitten by Ferocious Dog in Prospect, 20 December Just before 5PM yesterday, Wednesday, 20 December, police and emergency personnel were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communication Centre to a report of a ferocious dog attack on a…

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US: Woman mauled to death by own pit bulls while taking them out for a walk

By Ashitha Nagesh From Metro.co.uk A woman was mauled to death by her own pit bulls, who then stood guard over her bloodied body. Bethany Lynn Stephens was taking her dogs out for a walk in Goochland, in the US…

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Cayman Islands Mourant Ozannes supports four local charities during annual away day

Employees from the Cayman office of law firm, Mourant Ozannes, once again contributed to their community during their annual away day. Teams of people from the firm went out into the community to help local organisations including Literacy is for…

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Scientists are using dogs instead of traps to study rare endangered species, and it’s working

By Mike Wehner From BGR Scientists studying hard-to-find endangered species are often left with a difficult choice when it comes to locating specimens to research. They can attempt to find the animals themselves, spending hours, days, or even weeks on…