Greta Inglis is a journalist who writes for Wamiz, a platform that focuses on pet-related content. With a passion for animals, Greta covers stories ranging from heartwarming adoption tales to shocking cases of animal neglect. Her work has also been featured in Cigalah Group, expanding her reach to a wider audience.
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Greta Inglis focuses on heartwarming and distressing stories related to pets, animal adoption, cruelty, and pet behavior. She also covers reviews and exclusives within the realm of pets. If you have compelling human-interest stories centered around animals or if your organization is involved in campaigns against animal neglect or for promoting responsible pet ownership, Greta may be interested in covering these topics.
Given her focus on family & relationships themes as well as exclusive content generation, consider pitching engaging narratives about the bond between humans and their pets that evoke strong emotional responses. Keep in mind that Greta's articles are likely to resonate with readers who have a deep love for animals and care deeply about their welfare.
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By: Greta Inglis
Knowing her beloved dog Josie only had a few hours left before she crossed the rainbow bridge, owner Lindsey decided to offer her the treat of a lifetime.
A cat who was only ever known as #11-245 has finally been given a name, after animal protection organisation White Coat Waste rescued her from a testing lab.
An owner in Thailand was left speechless, after a puppy was born with the most unusual genetic mutation the vet team had ever seen.
Maneki Neko was named after a famous Japanese lucky charm. But luck wasn't on his side when he became trapped in a cave in Puglia, Italy.
A couple didn't think twice when they spotted an injured street dog, quickly stepping in to help. Their story shows the difference an act of kindness can make.
By: Greta Inglis
Animal lovers around the world were left in disbelief, after a dog was found tied to a tree. Trembling and emaciated, he was in desperate need of help.
By: Greta Inglis
A beautifully snowy garden - and somewhere within it, an invisible four-legged friend. Can you spot the hidden cat in this winter wonderland?
By: Greta Inglis
The intuition of a group of walkers saved lives in North Carolina, when they spotted a plastic box that had been abandoned outside.
When a client brought in their adorable mixed-breed pup, a dog groomer knew the whole world needed to see. Little did she know, her video would go viral.
By: Greta Inglis
A Hungarian Viszla named Agatha has become quite the local celebrity, after she and 23 pub-goers spent five days snowed-in at "Britain's highest pub".
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