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Game Of Thrones: Cat Cast (GALLERY)

(CAT PICTURES) Do you remember a time when cats didn’t rule the Internet? We sure don’t. From imitating famous works of art to recapturing The Great Gatsby, cats can do it all. So, if you’ve ever wished for a gallery of cats who look like the cast from Game of Thrones, you’re in for a treat! Check out the hilarious gallery, courtesy of GQ, below. — Global Animal

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Story Time For Shelter Pets

(SHELTER DOGS) A wonderful school program in Hamilton, Montana is letting kids volunteer their time reading to shelter dogs. In this win-win situation, the kids get to practice their reading skills on a non-judgmental audience, while the dogs are given human interaction time—a vital step in making sure they remain human-friendly in such an isolated environment. The program also teaches kids empathy and compassion, and helps dogs, who are very social creatures, feel less lonely by listening to the soothing human voices. Read on to to find out more about this wonderful program. — Global Animal

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Curious Cat: A Purr-ilous Threat?

(CATS) British Chancellor George Osborne’s feline companion is being accused of espionage after she was sighted in several highly sensitive government locations. She disappeared for a few years before reemerging in Downing Street where the Chancellor had moved during the cat’s hiatus.  Is there a deeper meaning behind the reappearance? Read on for more details about this cunning kitty. — Global Animal

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Furry Fans Cheer For The Stanley Cup (GALLERY)

(ANIMAL PICTURES) Hockey season is almost over, and with the Stanley Cup finals in full force, it’s time to sport your support for your favorite teams! So, who’s it gonna be? The Boston Bruins or the Chicago Blackhawks? Let these diehard, furry fans be the judge as these two teams hit the ice and face off for the Cup. — Global Animal

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Sanctuary Animals Safe From Colorado Wildfires

(ANIMAL WELFARE) Yesterday, at least four wind-whipped wildfires burned along the front of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, damaging a large number of homes and forcing people and animals alike to evacuate the area. One animal sanctuary was directly threatened by the blaze and had to relocate all of the animals from its farm. The Black Forest Animal Sanctuary had to move 80 dogs, 20 cats, some horses, and perhaps other animals in a very short period of time. Keep reading for more on the Black Forest Sanctuary animals and for helpful information in regard to the Colorado wildfires. — Global Animal

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Footballer Red Carded For Animal Cruelty

(ANIMAL CRUELTY) An Argentinian footballer was red carded and discharged from the game after viciously hurling a dog in an attempt to remove the animal from the sports field. During a match in the Tucumán Province against San Juan, a stray dog walked onto the field of play. Bella Vista player Enzo Jose Jimenez then aggressively picked up the dog by his throat and flung the helpless canine directly into a metal fence. Continue reading for more on Jimenez and this horrific story. — Global Animal

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NBA Finals: Animal Fans Go Wild! (GALLERY)

(ANIMAL PICTURES) The NBA Finals are well underway, and animal fans are getting in on the action! Check out this gallery of some wild creatures who know how to show their true team spirit. — Global Animal

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Are Dogs Replacing Drugs?

(PETS) Got a troubled teen? New research suggests that dog interaction with teenagers struggling with drug and alcohol abuse can serve as a non-drug stimulus which can help restore the human brain’s normal process. Teens who spent time with these loving canines experienced improved attentiveness, happiness, and serenity. Symptoms for ADHD, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder also decreased dramatically. Read on for more on how dogs are improving the mental health of struggling teenagers. — Global Animal

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