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Stacey Cole's Nature Talks: Bird songs, calls are their 'primary means of communication'
READER COMMENTS: 0Londonderry emergency shelter will now be open to pets
READER COMMENTS: 1During the December 2008 ice storm that left the area in the dark for well over a week, many residents found themselves torn between seeking out their own safety or keeping watch over their...
Horsing around: Manchester students name police horse
READER COMMENTS: 1Nerves might have gotten the best of The General, the police horse formerly known as Clyde, or maybe it was just nature taking its course, but when a class of fourth graders came out for his debut at...
UNH's therapeutic riding program needs volunteers
READER COMMENTS: 0When Breeanna Brennman, 20, of Londonderry first started volunteering with the University of New Hampshire’s therapeutic riding program, her client had difficulty making eye contact.
Littleton shelter cuts adoption fee for black cats
READER COMMENTS: 0Second Chance Animal Rescue's board of directors is recognizing Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat Month by reducing the adoption fee for its adult black cats.
Rescue group searches Merrimack area for dog injured in coyote trap
READER COMMENTS: 6A small dog was severely injured in a local coyote trap last week and is still roaming the area lost and hurt.
Lawmakers approve lead tackle ban
READER COMMENTS: 2SB 89 would prohibit the sale and use of lead sinkers and jigs weighing less than an ounce in three years.
Stuck duck just part of a town hall tradition in Epping
READER COMMENTS: 1Lisa Fogg knew something wasn’t right Monday when she heard fluttering noises coming from a boarded-up fireplace in her Epping Town Hall office.
Two more adult male ospreys tagged by Squam Lake researchers
READER COMMENTS: 0Two adult male ospreys, including the father of the two juvenile ospreys whose signals were lost during their maiden migration to South America, have been outfitted with satellite transmitters as...
Epping 9-year-old eager to show off his new calf
READER COMMENTS: 1Nine-year-old Ryan Hoelzel refused to give up on his dream to enter a calf in 4-H shows this year after his first one got away, so the future farmer has now found himself a new calf, and soon he'll...
‘We are not starving cats,’ Epping official says after vote to allow shelter, food
READER COMMENTS: 26Selectmen won’t be cutting off food, water and shelter for the 10 or so feral cats at the town’s recycling center.
Hikers rescued from separate Monadnock region trails during rough weather
READER COMMENTS: 15Women hiking on Beebe Hill in Fitzwilliam and at Mount Monadnock were rescued after becoming lost in bad weather during the first part of the Memorial Day weekend.
Animal Rescue League names Volunteer of Year
READER COMMENTS: 0The Animal Rescue League of New Hampshire recently named Marie Kohler of Manchester its 2012 Volunteer of the Year.
Exeter company launches refrigerated dog food line
READER COMMENTS: 0The demand for pet foods that support a natural, healthy diet has led to a new food for Fido called Butchers Feast Premium Pet Food.
Mother cow lures wayward steer back to Epping farm
READER COMMENTS: 6EPPING - The steer ran off Sunday afternoon when it was being delivered to 9-year-old Ryan Hoelzel, who saved up his money to buy the animal in hopes of entering him in 4-H shows at local fairs this...
Fish and Game says Gilford bear shooting was proper
READER COMMENTS: 3State Fish and Game officials say the matter of a woman who crossed the road with a shotgun and shot a bear in her neighbor's yard last week was dealt with properly, though some bear preservation...
Search continues for gadabout steer in Epping
READER COMMENTS: 1A Dover farm owner who sold the 1-year-old steer that escaped when it was being delivered to an Epping boy last weekend is confident the animal will be found — with a little help.
Epping boy wondering 'Where's the beef' after his new steer runs away
READER COMMENTS: 5Ryan Hoelzel has spent months saving his money.
Hillsborough town worker treated for rabies after cat attack
READER COMMENTS: 1An employee of the town’s water department is being treated for rabies after being bitten and scratched by a rabid cat on Monday morning.
Manchester sanitation workers save ferret from trash barrel
READER COMMENTS: 0A ferret ate his fill and was resting comfortably at the Manchester Animal Shelter on Tuesday, after sanitation workers discovered it in a trash barrel on the West Side during their morning rounds.
Rabid cat found, shot in Hillsborough
READER COMMENTS: 0A cat that attacked three people on Monday was rabid, police said.
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Officials warn residents to avoid bear conflicts
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Supplemental Environmental Assessment available for Oral Rabies Vaccine Trial
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After 40 years of stocking Connecticut rivers, salmon program being scaled back
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Loon pairs begin nesting in NH
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Wolves may lose US protection in Vt.
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Highly contagious diseases shut down chicken swaps
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Animal rescuers reach across country for good NH homes for 24 dogs
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N.H. boy, 4, went missing after chasing dog
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It’s a win-win when you work out with your dog
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11,000-year-old mastadon tooth found off New Hampshire
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Enfield man grapples with state over home exotic bird business
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Gilmanton woman gets restraining order against Alton woman, says she sold 'biting' pony 'as is'
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Fear of disease puts ‘chicken swaps’ on hold
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NH farmer creates diapers, fashions for chickens
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Educational marine touch tanks coming to the Hampton Beach
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Russians and Italians will have to get along in my NH bee colony
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Owner of seizure dog business shut down
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Animal oxygen masks donated to Town of Freedom on Saturday
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Berlin residents want zoning changes to allow raising hens for eggs
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