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- 1Charleston Animal Society waives large-dog adoption fees through Sunday▼Charleston Animal Society waives large-dog adoption fees through Sunday in campaign
The Charleston Animal Society is waiving adoption fees for large dogs through Sunday as part of a limited-time campaign. The promotion aims to encourage families to adopt bigger dogs, which often wait longer for homes than smaller breeds. Adoptions still follow the shelter's normal screening process, and the initiative has drawn attention from local pet lovers across the Charleston area.
- 2Rabies comeback raises concerns for US public health●Rabies comeback? A concerning signal for America's public health infrastructure
Reports suggest rabies may be re-emerging in the United States, a disease long considered under control through animal vaccination programs and post-exposure treatment. Health commentators describe the signal as a warning about weakening public health infrastructure, pointing to gaps in surveillance, prevention funding and access to timely treatment as potential factors behind the trend.
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As wildfires grow more frequent and intense, attention is turning to how animals cope when flames sweep through their habitats. Parks Canada is explaining that wildlife have varied survival strategies: some animals flee the area, birds fly away, while smaller creatures shelter underground or in water. Others may perish, though fires can also renew habitats over time.
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Osceola's Movie in the Park event returns this Friday, with the animated film 'Toy Story 5' as the featured screening. The free outdoor movie night marks the comeback of the community series, offering families an evening of entertainment in the park. Further details about the venue, time or additional screenings were not included in the announcement.