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Pet Cat Jumps on Lap of Soldier After He Returns From Deployment

Pet Cat Jumps on Lap of Soldier After He Returns From Deployment

My buddy was found by my daughter, meowing his little head off, about 10 feet up a small tree one summer.

Pet Cat Jumps on Lap of Soldier After He Returns From Deployment

My buddy was found by my daughter, meowing his little head off, about 10 feet up a small tree one summer.

Cancer Rates Stable in American Men, Up in American Women

Cancer Rates Stable in American Men, Up in American Women

The latest cancer statistics in the United States are out, and there’s good news and bad news.

Cancer Rates Stable in American Men, Up in American Women

The latest cancer statistics in the United States are out, and there’s good news and bad news.

A Twice Surrendered Cat is Awaiting a Better Future, Thanks to You

A Twice Surrendered Cat is Awaiting a Better Future, Thanks to You

Cheeto has been returned to his shelter twice. The problem? Overstimulation that often leads to biting.

A Twice Surrendered Cat is Awaiting a Better Future, Thanks to You

Cheeto has been returned to his shelter twice. The problem? Overstimulation that often leads to biting.

A Domestic Violence Shelter in Florida is More Pet-Friendly, Thanks to You

A Domestic Violence Shelter in Florida is More Pet-Friendly, Thanks to You

Only about 1 in 5 domestic violence shelters accepts pets. We're slowly changing this, with your help.

A Domestic Violence Shelter in Florida is More Pet-Friendly, Thanks to You

Only about 1 in 5 domestic violence shelters accepts pets. We're slowly changing this, with your help.

Scientists Discover Earth’s Oceans Glowed Green for Billions of Years

Scientists Discover Earth’s Oceans Glowed Green for Billions of Years

Earth wasn’t always the pale blue dot we see today. For billions of years, the oceans glowed green—rich with iron and teeming with microbial life.

Scientists Discover Earth’s Oceans Glowed Green for Billions of Years

Earth wasn’t always the pale blue dot we see today. For billions of years, the oceans glowed green—rich with iron and teeming with microbial life.