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December 14, 2022

Alabama women convicted of misdemeanor crimes for feeding, trapping stray cats

Two Alabama women have been convicted for feeding and trapping stray cats. The women have been sentenced to two years of unsupervised probation and fined $100.

December 14, 2022

Alaska state trooper killed in muskox attack outside his home: 'Tragic loss for our state'

A court services officer with the Alaska State Troopers died after he was attacked by a muskox outside of his home in the community of Nome, Alaska.

December 13, 2022

Dog flu outbreaks hit shelters, homes across US as vets encourage owners to get their dog vaccinated

Veterinarians have been reporting an outbreak of the dog flu across the U.S. and are recommending for owners to consider getting their pet vaccinated.

December 13, 2022

Infamous LA mountain lion who killed dog on leash is tranquilized, captured: 'Unprecedented situation'

Officials said that the Southern California mountain lion P-22 had been captured on Monday before being transported to a wild animal care facility for evaluation.

December 13, 2022

Yellowstone National Park: Things to do and see, where to stay, and more

Yellowstone National Park is mostly in northwestern Wyoming and parts of Montana and Idaho. The park is filled with a stunning collection of hot springs, geysers, campsites and animals.

December 13, 2022

Bald eagle's shooting has Wisconsin police on lookout

Police in Milwaukee County, Wis., are seeking tips regarding the identity of an individual who shot and wounded a bald eagle that was found unable to fly on private property.

December 13, 2022

Monthly bird flu death toll hits 700,000 as more cases reported in Iowa game fowl

Four new avian flu cases reported at an Iowa turkey farm — and the subsequent slaughter of their entire flock — will push the disease's current monthly death toll past 700,000.

December 12, 2022

Dogs gifted by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un end up in South Korean zoo

Kim Jung Un gave a pair of dogs to South Korea's former President, Moon Jae-in, in 2018. The country's new president gave them up, and they are now being sent to a zoo in the country.

December 12, 2022

App for bird lovers gets people out into nature while helping bird, wildlife conservation

New app Birda is motivating bird enthusiasts and nature lovers to get out into the wild. Co-founders John and Natalie White shared how their app promotes healthy habits and conservation, too.

December 12, 2022

New birding app helps people identify bird species, encourages healthy habits for all

Birda co-founders John and Natalie White shared details of their social birding network with Fox News Digital.