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A first: Wildlife rescue centre gets brown bear from Russia

Living 18:07 The Wildlife Rescue Centre in Oudsbergen, Limburg, is well known in Belgium for its expertise in caring for all kinds of critters. It takes in the injured, liberates those who have gotten themselves lodged in sewer pumps or caught up in litter, nurses lost babies and even acts as a halfway house for exotic pets confiscated from households. But it is also known internationally for its vast experience and dedication, which is why it took receipt this week of one Byara – a brown bear from Russia ( pictured). Life has not been kind to the young Byara, but things are certainly looking up now.

10 from 10 - A look back at photos from our news pages 10 years ago this week

by Gemma Bibby and Graeme Strachan April 10, 2021, 12:00 pm © SYSTEM Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Our photo archives contain a goldmine of images recording events both great and small across Scotland. In our weekly series, Gemma Bibby and Graeme Strachan bring you 10 photos that were in the news exactly 10 years ago… Stone Carving artist Gillian Forbes was seen at work on Tay Street as she added to her collection of crests that can be seen along the Tay River walk. Gillian was  working on the Cognac (France) Crest, which is one of Perth’s twin cities.

Napa Valley Community Foundation announces $190,000 in funding for local animal welfare groups

REGISTER STAFF Napa Valley Community Foundation announced the second round of grants from The David and Jane Gotelli Family Fund, which was created through a generous bequest from the late David and Jane Gotelli to support small animals in Napa Valley. The Gotellis were longtime Napa residents who both passed away at age 87. The endowed fund creates a permanent income stream to support yearly grants to organizations dedicated to the health, welfare, humane treatment and adoption and care of small animals. The first round of grants totaling $115,000 from the fund was disbursed in 2020 to seven organizations. Grants for 2021 have been made to 10 nonprofit organizations and public agencies whose missions are to improve or sustain the welfare of small animals throughout Napa County, including: Friends of Napa County Animal Shelter; Humane Society of Napa County & SPCA Inc. (aka Napa Humane); Humane Society of the North Bay; Jameson Animal Rescue Ranch (dba Jameson Humane)

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