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Katie Cleary

Los Angeles

Producer and Host at World Animal News

Director/Prod.🎥 @WhyOnEarthFilm Prod./Writer of @GiveMe_Shelter as seen on @Netflix, Founder/Creator of @WorldAnimalNews, President of @Peace_4_Animals.❤️Jesus

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  • 2 months ago | worldanimalnews.com | Katie Cleary

    The recent influx of marine wildlife affected by domoic acid poisoning off the coast of Southern California underscores a critical environmental crisis, with at least 140 sea lions suffering from this debilitating poison and reports of at least 50 stranded dolphins along local beaches. These incidents often necessitate euthanasia due to the high mortality rates associated with this toxin, according to the Marine Mammal Care Center in San Pedro.

  • 2 months ago | worldanimalnews.com | Katie Cleary

    A shocking discovery was recently made during routine baggage inspections at the Mfun/Ekok Joint Border Station in Cross River State, which links Nigeria and Cameroon. The Area Controller of Nigeria Customs, Chief Ogbonna, and his team, intercepted a traveler entering Nigeria from Cameroon, uncovering an illegal wildlife trafficking operation.

  • 2 months ago | worldanimalnews.com | Katie Cleary

    Photo by: Israel Against Live Shipments (FFA)When a makeshift vessel, not designed for the transportation of large farm animals, becomes stranded at sea, a host of grave dangers arise. From a shortage of food, to the risk of dehydration and heatstroke, the perils facing these animals are both numerous and alarming. A recent example of this troubling scenario involves the Express M, a transport vessel carrying farm animals to slaughter from Midia, Romania, to Haifa, Israel.

  • 2 months ago | worldanimalnews.com | Katie Cleary

    In recent months, mounting concern over the fate of the iconic Amboseli elephants has drawn international attention, particularly concerning the alarming number of big tuskers being killed in and around Amboseli National Park, which straddles the border between Kenya and Tanzania. These majestic animals, known for their enormous tusks, are among the most celebrated and recognizable elephants in Africa.

  • 2 months ago | worldanimalnews.com | Katie Cleary

    A man has been arrested after being caught on video surveillance throwing an injured cat away in a dumpster in Laguna Hills, California. The incident has ignited intense concern within the animal welfare community and the public at large. On Monday night, video footage captured the man discarding the injured feline near the 25000 block of Cabot Road.

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12 Apr 25

RT @WorldAnimalNews: Breaking! World’s Largest Wildlife Crossing Nears Completion, Offering New Hope For California’s Mountian Lions 🙏 Lef…

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12 Apr 25

RT @WorldAnimalNews: WANTED! Alley Cat Allies Offers $10,000 Reward For Information On The Poisoning Of Stray Cats In Ohio 💔🐈 READ MORE: 🌍…

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12 Apr 25

RT @WorldAnimalNews: Breaking! Young Minke Whale Found Dead After Spending A Week Trapped In Southern California Harbor 💔🐋 READ MORE: 🌍👉 h…