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This was my neighbours cat up on me a few days ago - she loved a bosie, and would always climb on you when she could. Thought of very much as one of my own really. She went to sleep this morning 😞 Love them every single day coz it's never long enough 🐶🐱🐦🦊🐒🐖🐘🦏🦔🐿🐸🐾🐾💙

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I was a good boy 🙂🐒🪽#pocketswarhol #rememberme

@JimFoy7 @RaithRovers Great pics Jim. #80 and 103 are my faves.

All the pictures from Raith Rovers 3-1 victory over Airdrie at Stark's Park. @RaithRovers jimfoy56.wixstudio.com/raith-rovers-0…

Some moments in history don’t arrive with headlines or applause—but they still change everything. The end of horse slaughter in the United States marked one of those quiet turning points. It reflected a growing realization that horses are not objects to be traded or discarded, but sentient beings who have stood beside humans for centuries. They carried us across land, worked our farms, helped build communities, and offered companionship built on trust and mutual reliance. This decision wasn’t driven by spectacle. It came from a deeper shift in values—a recognition that progress also means knowing when to draw ethical boundaries. By ending horse slaughter, society acknowledged that some relationships deserve protection, not exploitation. That understanding continues to influence how animals are viewed, defended, and cared for today. True progress doesn’t always announce itself loudly. Sometimes it moves quietly, guided by compassion and conscience. And when it does, its impact lasts—shaping future generations to see animals not as commodities, but as lives worthy of dignity, respect, and care.

NEVER FORGET THIS PHOTO. THIS MAN WAS MURDERED BY A CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE CURRENTLY OPERATING OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSE.

Guns N' Roses concert turned into an anti-Trump concert, and they along with the some audience, hung the giant Donald Trump and beat him up.

Michael Keaton: "When Trump said ‘I could shoot somebody on 5th Avenue and they’d still vote for me,’... " Damn

This is not Iran. This is not Russia. This is not North Korea. This is America.

Well Done Canada 🇨🇦.

A sad day for the great Montana Bison. Interior Secretary Doug Bergum, at the request of Little Greg Gianforte and the corporate zombie Montana Senators/Reps, has ended conservation grazing permits for Bison on the great American Prairie, a huge section of restored Bison land in central Montana. Make no mistake, the decision by Bergum is an extension of the nepo-baby, grifting cronyism that currently plagues our federal government. But this time, the victim is the great American Bison. Credit: Author Michael Hodges.

This is torture masked as tradition 😡 A 'tradition' called Toro Jubilo brings shame on Spain. 🎦 Credit: @PartidoPACMA.

NO animal deserves to be treated like this! 😡

"This incredible video was captured in Big Horn county, Montana of a Elk high fence operation that unfortunately was a victim of a Wildfire. The Elk did make it out safe, although many others lost pastures and animals. " At the time, more than 90 wildfires were burning across the U.S. Thank you to all of the firefighters and volunteers who put their lives on the line to battle these fires. 👨‍🚒 🔥 🎦 Credit: Chris Sharpe (Firefighter). 🙏

I make no apology for posting this photo. I think it’s a photo that will haunt America in the years to come. This is what you have become. If you defend this, have a word with yourself.

Kristi Noem: "I don't know of any peaceful protestor that shows up armed and with ammunition..."

In Trump's America, a masked federal agent will shoot you multiple times in the back, while you are on your knees, with your own hands behind your back, after the pistol you legally carried was taken from your holster by another masked federal agent seconds earlier, as you were surrounded and beaten to the ground by multiple agents, and then DHS will claim the shooting was fully justified and that the agents "defensively fired" multiple rounds into your back. Yes, this just happened. And Trump defends it.

🌏 Those who bear witness are being silenced. World-famous photographer Paul Hilton has been aggressively barred by armed police from capturing images of burned koalas to raise funds for wildlife rescues. “It’s basically a press blackout and I’ve never come up against resistance in a democratic society like this” “They made me feel like a criminal” Also in Victoria, wildlife rescuers are being barred from saving animals—only government (DEECA) staff are allowed. “They’re letting our wildlife die for no reason. Why are they stopping wildlife rescuers from saving suffering wildlife?” Paul Hilton said

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Executed by the U.S. government