Maeve Dunigan is a writer at The New Yorker. She focuses on themes related to animals, including animal care, rights, and rescue, as well as topics in science and architecture. Maeve's work has been featured in The New Yorker, MSN, The Dodo, and McSweeney's.
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Maeve Dunigan's articles predominantly focus on heartwarming stories related to animal rescue, rare animal sightings, and animal adoption. Her work mainly falls under the themes of entertainment news, family & relationships, and pets.
When reaching out to Maeve for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider heartwarming and uplifting stories related to unique animal rescues, rare animal sightings, or heartwarming pet adoption tales. Additionally, providing exclusive access to evolving stories in the world of animals could capture her attention.
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By: Maeve Dunigan
Meet Randolph: a sweet pig whose story is anything but ordinary.
By: Maeve Dunigan
This past February, rescuers at Fur Fun Rescue picked up the phone and received heartbreaking news. The caller told them heβd seen a stray mama dog and her puppies cowering under a trailer in Gilman City, Missouri. The small city had no animal control, and so the dogs were forced to live out the cold winter months on their own, facing increasingly aggressive responses from community members who wanted them gone.
Maeve Dunigan This past February, rescuers at Fur Fun Rescue picked up the phone and received heartbreaking news.
By: Maeve Dunigan
This past June, a woman walking through Brushy Creek in Piedmont, South Carolina, paused when she noticed a cage poking out from the riverbed.
Maeve Dunigan This past June, a woman walking through Brushy Creek in Piedmont, South Carolina, paused when she noticed a cage poking out from the riverbed.
Maeve Dunigan Meet Rudy: a friendly domestic duckling who recently proved just how resilient she is.
Meet Rudy: a friendly domestic duckling who recently proved just how resilient she is.
By: Maeve Dunigan
Recently, on a hot day on Long Island, New York, a Good Samaritan was driving through a parking lot when they found someone they never expected β a beautiful green bird who couldnβt fly.
By: Maeve Dunigan
Recently, rescuers at Lancaster Farm Sanctuary in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, answered a call from a very worried police officer. The officer told them there was a huge animal collapsed on the side of a major highway, and they had no idea what to do.
Adapting to life in a shelter can be hard for any dog. But for a deaf dog like Smudge, living in a loud, confusing environment is especially difficult.
