The Alexandria-based organization dedicated to saving the wild cheetah has declared December 4 as International Cheetah Day, to raise awareness about the plight of the most endangered cat in Africa and Iran.
This comes amid recent reports of the plight of big cats in Africa and the news of the extinction of a species of rhinoceros.
Fido finally has his own baking supplies, taste tested and canine approved.
Licking his chops after spending months learning and experimenting in a test kitchen, the founder of K9 Cakery Andrew Colsky of Arlington discovered he could create a line of products that are made for a dog's stomach, "but which also look good enough for people
As the weekend approaches, the 53rd annual Washington International Horse Show is pulling out all the stops. In addition to watching world-renowned equestrian show jumpers compete in a $25,000 Puissance (high-jump) tonight and a $100,000 President's Cup Grand Prix
"Who rescued whom?" many rescue dog owners ask themselves. Pictured here is Sandye Blalock with her rescue Springer Spaniel Princess Grace, who now rules the house.
Animal adoption used to be a handmade sign reading "Free to Good Home" next to a box overflowing with puppies and a desperate looking dad
It seems difficult to imagine elephants delicately tending a garden, but these pachyderms may well be the world’s weightiest horticulturalist.
Elephants both in Asia and Africa eat abundant amounts of fruit when available; seeds pass through their guts, and after expelled - sometimes tens of miles down the trail - sprouts a new plant if conditions are right.
K-9 Deputy Sheriff John O’Hara (second from left) and Alexandria Police K-9 Officer Carlos Rolon were honored at the annual awards dinner of the United States Police Canine Association (USPCA) March 5 at their annual awards dinner at Bolling Air Force Base.
My story of last Sunday really highlights how powerful Alexandria, my home of now 10 years, can be.
My newly adopted Afghan Hound, Velvet, was not quite used to the household, or I simply wasn’t used to a young Afghan’s cunning and speed.
She slipped between my legs and out my Princess Street door
A doggy daycare service from Alexandria has sued Arlington County in a constitutional battle over whether its mural of "happy cartoon dogs, bones, and paw prints" is a sign or art.
Wag More Dogs says the county threatened to shut it down and slap it with criminal penalties if it displays the mural on the back wall of its building, which faces a dog park.
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