A female cat in Russia has been given a new lease on life after veterinarians performed surgery to replace her front and hind-leg paws with 3D-printed prosthetics made from titanium.

Edgar Glover is accused of "ear cropping and tail docking" dogs in his garage while unlicensed. Sixteen dogs were rescued from his west Phoenix garage, where they were reportedly surrounded by ...

WJHL) – Tails and Paws for Friday, April 11, 2025. Tails and Paws highlights animals up for adoption at various animal shelters across the Tri-Cities. Our Tails and Paws edition for this ...

Many domesticated animals have curly tails, floppy ears, mottled coats and child-like faces. A 60-year-long experiment on Siberian foxes helps explain why.

On Tuesday, March 4, @k9fox on Instagram shared this video of a puppy who is almost too cute to be real. Between the ears, ...

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An adorable rescued kitten who had her tail, ears and one paw amputated due to a rare illness is flourishing after being adopted by a Boston couple.

The fox has dark black ears, paws and tail with silver-gray fur along its body. The tip of the fox’s tail is bright white, video shows.

The series of adorable pictures of a mother bear and her cub were taken at Fletcher Lake inside of Wapusk Park, Churchill, Canada, by amateur photographer Yuan Su from Carmel, Indiana.

If I have to eat one more pilchard I'm going to scream! Otter looks just like Munch's masterpiece as it covers its ears with paws. Wild creature seems to let out a yell while swimming in Alaskan ...

You might need to cut off its ears or tail. Kim Kavin The Washington Post WP Bloomberg Leslie Fried is a prominent dog breeder who has been turning out champion Rottweilers since 1986.

The All Paws Veterinary Clinic in Whitehorse is busy this time of year treating one to two patients a day with foxtail seeds stuck in their ears or tonsils, says veterinarian Candace Stuart.