Animals
Bulgaria: A Dog Killed its Owner in Sofia
A pit bull attacked and killed its owner in the "Hristo Botev" neighborhood of Sofia, Nova TV reports.
According to the information, the incident happened on Wednesday around 15:00 p.m. when the animal attacked its 48-year-old owner. A 112 call was made shortly after 16:00 p.m.
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Crete: Motorist accused of running over dog released
A 63-year-old woman accused of a hit and run involving a dog in Crete on Holy Thursday has been given conditional release after testifying to an investigating magistrate.
The Russian national must report once a month at a local police station and pay a bond of €1,500. She is also prohibited from leaving the country.
Indian man asks zoo for feathered friend’s release
An Indian farmer whose extraordinary bond with a large bird made him a social media star has asked for his feathered friend to be set free after it was captured by wildlife authorities.
Mohammad Arif rescued the injured Sarus crane, a crimson-necked wetlands species that can grow up to 1.8 meters in height and nursed it back to health.
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Bulgaria: A Woman Kidnapped and Castrated a Domestic Cat in Burgas
A woman posing as a municipal employee kidnapped a cat in the "Vetren" neighborhood of Burgas and castrated it, Nova TV reported.
Police bees fly out to gather nectar in Maribor park
The first Slovenian police bees flew out to gather nectar and pollen in the Maribor City Park after the rooftop of the city's police headquarters provided a new home to four bee colonies.
A small ceremony, featuring a police brass band, was held on 11 April to inaugurate the beehive on top of the police building adjacent to the City Park.
Reindeer racing king crowned in Arctic tournament
Finland crowned its reindeer racing king on April 9 when 14 reindeer and jockeys competed for the title in the season's final match of the increasingly popular Arctic sport.
Wearing skis, helmets and ski goggles and pulled by harnesses attached to the reindeer, Finland's top 14 competitors raced one kilometer around an oval against the clock in the northern town of Inari.
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Tiger cub found in garbage put down, zoo announces
Hasija, the four-month-old white tiger cub found under a garbage bin outside Attica Zoological Park in late February, has been put down, the zoo has said.
In a post on Facebook, the zoo said that it had done everything possible to save the animal, the tiger's "serious incurable and painful genetic problems were incompatible with a basic quality of life and well-being."
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Commercial vehicle turned into ‘animal ambulance’
Mehmet Yüksel, the head of the Chamber of Money Changers and Jewelers in Diyarbakır (DİKO), has turned a commercial vehicle into an "animal ambulance," which transfers injured animals to veterinarians or to municipal animal shelters.
In addition to the ambulance, food is distributed to stray animals with a feeding truck.
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Tiger cub: Experts agree on euthanasia
A team of experts has ruled that a 4-month-old white tiger cub found under a garbage bin outside the Attica Zoological Park cannot be saved, it was reported on Thursday.
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Athens museum welcomed dogs for World Stray Animal Day
People visited the The National Museum of Contemporary Arts with their dogs during an event encouraging visitors and their dogs to visit the current exhibition ahead of the World Stray Animals Day, in Athens, Sunday. [AMNA]