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A six-month-old puppy who was seized by dog wardens on Friday is to be flown off the Island by its owners to ensure it isn’t put down. Owner Kim Mello posted a message on Facebook, accompanied by a photograph of her pet Isis, saying the dog was taken...

Local birdwatchers identified nearly 100 species — including two rarities — during this year’s Christmas Bird Count, according to Andrew Dobson, president of the Bermuda Audubon Society. “This year’s count went very well, and we recorded an above ave...

Bermuda’s critically endangered Cahow population has continued to grow thanks to the work of dedicated conservationists. According to the 2012/13 Cahow Recovery Programme Report, by the Department of Conservation Services, a total of 105 nesting pair...

A rare snowy owl blown to the Island last month by winter weather was found dead in Dockyard this weekend. Conservationist and ornithologist David Wingate said he had sat and watched the bird for several hours the day before its death, waiting for it...

A black pit bull terrier is still on the loose after biting a man yesterday in what police say was an “unprovoked attack”. The dog attacked the 41-year-old man outside a home on Mission Lane, Pembroke, and then ran off. A Bermuda Police Service spok...

An Arctic bird of prey that has been hunting over historic Dockyard for a month after arriving on the Island was found dead this morning. The bird was last seen alive on Friday evening, on a perch overlooking Dockyard. But it died overnight and was f...

A man accused of buying stolen pit bull puppy “Hershey” appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Josef Smith, 25, of Warwick denied dishonestly receiving the chocolate-coloured dog, worth $1,800, knowing it had been stolen, sometime between Octob...

Owners of restricted dog breeds joined together for a peaceful walk around Hamilton’s Queen Elizabeth II Park to allow members of the public to meet their pets. The Royal Gazette photographer and proud pit bull owner Mark Tatem said Saturday’s walk, ...

Good day to all my animal lovers out there. Today I am talking about microchipping and why it is important here in Bermuda. A microchip is a tiny implant, about the size of a grain of rice, which is inserted via a needle into the scruff of the neck u...