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Labor Day Barbecue Hazards for Pets
Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer and is celebrated by many Americans at a barbecue with family, friends and lots of tasty food. As Labor Day approaches and we are getting ready for
Featured Pet-Frankie from Ace of Hearts Dog Rescue
This month’s Pet of the Month is Frankie from Ace of Hearts Dog Rescue in Los Angeles, California. Isn’t he adorable? What a face! 🙂 Frankie is an American Bulldog with a lot of heart.
Featured Pet-Pepper
Pepper is a proud 9 year old rescue Havanese-Poodle mix who always wears his tuxedo. Pepper is a charming gentleman who loves children and food, but not other dogs or gardeners. He is curious about
August 22nd is Take Your Cat to the Vet Day!
Your kids go to the pediatrician once a year, you see your dentist every 6 months, and even your car gets an oil change every 5000 miles; so why aren’t people taking their cats to
How did black cats get a bad rap?
Halloween conjures up all kinds of scary images. From goblins, ghouls, witches, to ghosts, mummies and black cats? Black Cats! How did our beautiful and sleek feline friends ever end up being listed amongst
Common myths about shelter animals
August 16th is National Homeless Animal Day and a great time to remind everyone to consider adopting their next pet from a shelter. Unfortunately, some people are afraid to adopt from shelters because of
Why is it important to microchip my pet?
Losing your pet can be a traumatic and even tragic event. Conscientious pet owners protect their pets with collars and ID tags. Unfortunately, collars and ID tags are not foolproof and animals can still
Pet of the Month- Nayla from SNORT Rescue
Nayla is an adorable, seven-year-old Frenchie who can’t wait to find her perfect forever home and since everyone who meets her falls head over heals in love with her, it shouldn’t be difficult! This girl
Tips for making trips to the vet less stressful for your cat and you!
There are more cats in American homes than dogs, yet despite their popularity, the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) reports that cats are brought to the veterinarian less often than dogs. Why is this