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Ada County pet of the week: Bella, the Himalayan can - The Idaho Statesman
Ada County pet of the week: Bella, the Himalayan canThe Idaho StatesmanBella, 3 ›, is a spayed female, cream and gray Himalayan cat. Bella is a stunning cat with large blue eyes and an extremely long, soft coat. She is a house cat and will require regular brushing to keep her coat looking beautiful.
Killer dogs declared dangerous - Cumberland Courier Newspapers
Cumberland Courier NewspapersKiller dogs declared dangerousCumberland Courier NewspapersRicci, a $800 pedigree seal point himalayan, may not have been the only victim. Another cat was also found dead nearby but the council could not confirm it was killed by the same dogs. A council spokeswoman said it had already moved to declare the dogs ...and more »
Greater Lafayette pets: What's in a name? - Journal and Courier
Greater Lafayette pets: What's in a name?Journal and CourierJulie Lane: "My dwarf and blind Himalayan cat is named Precious Pearle because she's precious and she's pearl colored. My big ginger and white cat is named Jefferson because we found him at Jeff High School when he was a wee kitten.and more »
WWF captures first known tiger images in northern India forest - WWF International
WWF InternationalWWF captures first known tiger images in northern India forestWWF InternationalNew Delhi, India - As it nears the end of its journey inside the northern Indian State of Uttarakhand, the Kosi River flows down the Himalayan foothills that separate the Corbett Tiger Reserve from the Ramnagar Forest Division to its east.
Wislawa Szymborska, a Nobel Prize-winning Polish poet, dies at 88 - Washington Post
Wislawa Szymborska, a Nobel Prize-winning Polish poet, dies at 88Washington PostThe speaker of the verse, standing in the Himalayan Mountains, shouts to the Abominable Snowman: Yeti, not only crimes are possible among us. Yeti, not all words are death sentences. In a memorable poem that appeared decades later, “Hitler's First ...and more »
Now, visit Sikkim in full bloom - Hindustan Times
Hindustan TimesNow, visit Sikkim in full bloomHindustan TimesThe forest is reputed to be the home of the Himalayan Black Bear, Red Panda, Leopard, Civet Cats, Chinese Pangolins, several reptiles and over 281 bird species, although it was rather quiet on the morning we walked through. The next day, a buffeting ...
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