Stephen Messenger is a Senior Writer for The Dodo, a digital media platform focused on animal-related content. With a knack for heartwarming and uplifting stories, Stephen's articles capture the unique and often unexpected interactions between humans and animals, showcasing the beauty and compassion that can be found in the animal kingdom.
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Stephen Messenger's coverage focuses on heartwarming and surprising stories, often involving animals and nature. If reaching out to him, consider pitches centered around uplifting animal encounters, unexpected rescues, or heartwarming relationships between humans and animals.
Given his emphasis on evolving stories and event coverage, he may be interested in ongoing tales of animal rescue or heartwarming interactions with pets that have the potential for follow-up reporting as they develop over time.
His articles also frequently feature themes related to family & relationships along with entertainment news. Therefore, if you can tie your pitch into these topics while still maintaining a focus on positive animal-related content or surprise encounters, it may increase the likelihood of catching his attention.
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He wasn't expecting that.
By: Stephen Messenger
She was asking for help.
Lilo took herself on a little adventure.
By: Stephen Messenger
They never left each other's heart.
By: Stephen Messenger
While traveling down a Florida roadway last week, Lori Hall-Allen got the shock of a lifetime. In an instant — and with a jarring crash — something had smashed through the vehicle’s windshield.
By: Stephen Messenger
Sade was only about 2 years old when she was rescued from the street as a skinny stray and transferred to the Humane Society of Broward County, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Though still very much in her youth, Sade had passed beyond puppyhood apparently unloved.
This week, a hospital administrator in Florida, named Monica, arrived to work to find an unusual scene underway on the sidewalk just out front. There, out in the open, was a wild animal in a mysterious state of distress.
“I’ve had to learn.”
The first successful vacuum cleaner was invented in 1901, much to the delight of people who like to keep things clean. But the invention of vacuums did come with one notable downside.
By: Stephen Messenger
He's a feisty one.
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