Extinct Animal Spotlight: Woolly Mammoth
San Francisco-based animal rights activist Suzanne Grandt discusses the extinction of the woolly mammoth.
Caring for Pets During a Heat Wave
San Francisco-based animal rights activist Suzanne Grandt shares tips on caring for pets during the heat of summer.
Extinct Animal Spotlight: Tasmanian Tiger
Suzanne Grandt explores the extinction and possible re-emergence of the Tasmanian Tiger.
Extinct Animal Spotlight: Saber-Toothed Tiger
San Francisco-based animal philanthropist Suzanne Grandt highlights the life and extinction of the saber-toothed tiger.
Should You Foster Animals During COVID-19?
Animal rights activist Suzanne Grandt on whether you should foster pets while stuck at home.
The Benefits of Adopting Older Animals
Puppies and kittens are usually the first to be snatched up at animal shelters, which is great news for them! Unfortunately, older animals often sit in shelters for weeks, months, or even years waiting to be adopted. There’s really no good reason for this, since there are many benefits that come along with adopting older animals. Here are just a few.
How We Can Preserve Populations of Endangered Animals
Animal philanthropist Suzanne Grandt on how to preserve populations of endangered species.
How You Can Support Australia
Animal activist Suzanne Grandt explores how you can help Australia in the wake of bushfires.
Extinct Animals Spotlight: Bluebuck
Like many species before it, the bluebuck species breathed its last at the turn of the 18th century. Though this large, beautiful animal was known to be in decline, European settlers to the plains of South Africa hunted this species to extinction. The last known...
Extinct Animals Spotlight: Dodo
The dodo was a flightless bird that once thrived on the island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean. The bird was said to have been first encountered by Dutch explorers in 1598; although the island was visited by the Portuguese in 1507, records show no mention of the...