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The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled last week that the chimpanzees don’t have legal status similar to humans -
A three-judge panel heard Tuesday from the plaintiff, the Washington-based Nonhuman Rights Project, in the first-of-its-kind case in Michigan -
John Ball Zoo is inviting the public to see the big projects coming in the next 10 years -
Author, former park ranger Kevin Grange shares his new work. -
Efforts to slow the spread of avian influenza in poultry and dairy herds are working -
Research facilities in Michigan that run tests on cats and dogs will have to offer the animals for adoption when the tests are done. -
We talk to Brittany Schlacter about adopters and adoptees coming together in over 43 states. -
Howling Timbers closed down last year after an animal bit a young girls arm off -
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