Internet Soup

Published June 13, 2011 by PETA Staff. Last Updated October 14, 2013.

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A great adoption idea, great whites, and a really great kid—they’re all in your piping-hot Monday edition of Internet Soup.

A family of geese gets an official police escort. No fowl play was suspected.
As Buster found out from his incredible journey, you can go home again—as long as you’re microchipped.
They say people and their dogs grow to look alike, but what if they start off that way? The new Doggelganger software helps people find their canine soul mates.
Do great whites prefer Great White?
Lady looks like a dude when fish are the victims of pollution from factory-farm runoff.
Looks can be deceiving—consider this delicious vegan cupcake disguised as a burger.
An armed, kitten-abusing bully is no match for a brave little boy.

Written by Michelle Sherrow

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