Animals

http://www.gottavisitnyc.com/ New York City is the most pet friendly city in the world. To prove it, two cute yorkie puppies, Schmitty and Pudge, invite you on a tour of their "New York City". Follow the adventures of these delightful Yorkies as they visit all of New York City's famous landmarks. Starting at Grant's Tomb in Harlem, they head south to visit the Seinfeld gang's favorite restaurant and then rest their tired paws with a carriage ride through Central Park. After a hot dog at Gray's Papaya the pooches bump into Regis on their way down to Times Square to meet the Naked Cowboy before catching a matinee on Broadway. Then it's off to the Empire State Building for a dog's eye view of Manhattan. A taxi to Tiffany's for a little retail therapy is the perfect prelude to an afternoon massage. Nothing caps off a day in NYC better than watching the sunset over the Statue of Liberty.

For more news visit ☛ http://english.ntdtv.com orFollow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevisionA unique dog competition was organized in southern India on Monday. Dogs of various breeds showed off their skills in eating the most buns.India's industrial city of Coimbatore hosted a unique occasion called the Dogs Bun Eating Competition on Monday.Dogs displayed their artistry in eating buns, buns and more buns.One dog ate most of the buns in this competition and bagged the first prize.The dog Brownie emerged victorious.[Sushila, Owner of First Prize Winner]:"My pet's name is Brownie and he's very naughty, but affectionate. Now that he has won the first prize in the bun eating competition, I'll not take his naughtiness seriously."Another pet owner is overwhelmed that his dog managed to grab the third prize.[Ranganathan, Pet Owner]:"I have taken part in the competition for the first time and there are various breeds of dogs taking part in it. I am feeling extremely happy that my Labrador won the third prize by eating buns."Dogs of various breeds like Labradors, Dalmatians, pugs and Pomeranian took part in the competition.

Un bébé hippopotame venu au monde dans le zoo de Prague a été présenté pour la première fois au public. Né le 8 juin, il pèse déjà 45 kg, mesure 120cm et son nom définitif n'a pas encore été choisi. No Comment | euronews: watch the international news without commentary | http://www.euronews.net/nocomment/

Children 8 to 15 years old are invited to explore the great outdoors with 130+ big cats of every size, color and purrsonality. While participating in educational activities campers enjoy meeting lions, tigers, leopards and many other felines. Join us for outdoor exploration on our 45 acre campus while learning about animal habitats, diets, adaptations and conservation. Interactive learning opportunities include diet preparation, scavenger hunts and keeper demonstrations of feedings and behavioral training with the cats. For more information please visit: http://www.bigcatrescue.org/edu/summer_camp.htm http://www.bigcatrescue.org/