Top 10 pet-friendly properties in America

With 49 Percent of Pet-Owning U.S. Travelers taking their animals on the road, TripAdvisor announces America’s Top 10 Pet-Friendly Properties Travelers love the companionship of their pets while on vacation Forty-nine percent of the pet-owners plan to travel with their pets in the next 12 months. Among that group, 56 percent will stay in hotels with … Read more

First-ever five star modern-luxury dog resort and spa in Arizona

Fabulous lifestyle for the Distinguished Dogs Best in doggie daycare   D PET HOTELS announced the opening of the first-ever five star modern-luxury dog resort and spa in Scottsdale, Arizona. The pet hotel will be rolling out the most exquisite and safest dog resort and spa the city has ever seen, from its standard overnight … Read more

The Great Jumeirah Turtle Release

Jumeirah, the Dubai-based luxury hospitality company, has announced that the annual summer turtle release carried out by the Dubai Turtle Rehabilitation Project (DTRP) will be open to the public for the first time (Friday 29th June from 8.30am). Six rehabilitated sea turtles (two Green Sea Turtles, two Loggerhead Turtles and two Hawksbill Turtles) will each … Read more

Most dog owners think their own dogs are better trained than the average dog

Most dog owners think their own dogs are better trained than the average dog. Dogs who had been socialised as puppies are easier to train as they grow up. These two interesting findings were revealed by a new survey conducted by UK based online pet retailer Pet365. The UK retailer surveyed 1,000 pet owners to … Read more

The Arctic is rising. Take immediate global action to protect the Arctic from destructive oil drilling

Let’s declare a global sanctuary in the Arctic: Polar bears spreading the word. Good morning planet Earth. The Arctic is rising! The Arctic ice we all depend on is disappearing. A new Greenpeace International worldwide campaign demands immediate global action to protect the Arctic from destructive oil drilling. The melting Arctic is under threat from oil … Read more

Richard Branson rebuilds Virgin Islands’ native birds populations

Richard Branson rebuilds the populations of scarlet ibis, flamingo, and the roseate spoonbill Richard Branson’s efforts to reintroduce three species to the British Virgin Islands, all of which died out there maybe 100-150 years ago, have been successful. The populations of Flamingo, Scarlet Ibis and the Roseate Spoonbill were reborn to dominate the landscape. “This … Read more