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Dog’s love to chew on a bone, but never give your dog a cooked bone as this can be extremely harmful. A cooked bone is brittle and could end up splintering and puncturing your dog’s stomach and intestine. Many die from this. Always feed your dog a raw bone, which is not brittle, or a rawhide chew from a pet store.
Just like children, dogs get bored when left alone at home with nothing to keep them occupied.
Dog trainer, Kenneth Morgan, aka “Cayman’s dog whisperer” gives his top tips on keeping your pooch entertained at home.
Keep your dog entertained with a variety of toys, from soft squeaky ones, to hard rubber toys, ropes and balls. Keep a combination of toys to hand and rotate them on a daily basis to keep your dog’s interest in them.
These popular toys are readily available at pet stores on-island. The toy can be stuffed with your dog’s favourite treat – from fresh meat bits to a smear of peanut butter – which your pooch will spend hours trying to retrieve.
Bones and chews
A couple of times a week or more, keep your pooch occupied for hours with their favourite treat – from a pig’s ear to a recreational bone. Bones and chews help satisfy your dog’s chewing instincts while providing much needed entertainment at the same time.


It’s really disheartening to know that there are people who would simply abandon their dogs. The stories of these poor animals found in terrible conditions after being left to die are truly heart-wrenching. However, amidst all the sadness, there are still kind souls who are willing to give these abandoned dogs a new lease on life. Recently, one such dog was fortunate enough to have a happy ending just a week after being discovered emaciated and left for dead.
On the 2nd of June, a dog named Hope was discovered lying on the road in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Witnesses revealed that she crawled out of the woods and collapsed in the middle of a busy street, too weak to make it to the other side.
A post on Facebook revealed that concerned locals took action to ensure the safety of a neglected dog. They blocked traffic and led her to the sidewalk where they provided her with food because she appeared famished. Although authorities initially believed that the dog had slim chances of survival, one neighbor named Rachel willingly took on the role of her guardian angel. She brought the dog named Hope to Cascade Animal Hospital and promised to spare no expense to nurse her back to health.
The veterinarians at the hospital had a positive outlook on Hope’s condition, stating that she could recover from her ordeal. They also shared some details about her past, revealing that she had been used as a breeder and abandoned once she was no longer useful. Hope was not microchipped and was believed to be around 7 years old. To keep concerned individuals informed, a Facebook group titled “Hope for Hope” was created to provide updates on her progress. After undergoing multiple medical tests and treatments, Hope’s health was stable and showing signs of improvement. An update from June 4 indicated that despite her weakness, she continued to amaze everyone caring for her with her remarkable recovery. She was surrounded by love and attention, helping her to heal faster.
In the coming days, Hope made a remarkable recovery and her health and mood improved significantly. The group was thrilled to announce that Hope was finally healthy enough to leave the hospital and move into her new home.
Rachel, the neighbor who initially rescued Hope, adopted her and gave her a new home. Hope’s first night and day with Rachel were wonderful as she slept soundly in her new bed and interacted with other pets.
It’s incredible how much a dog’s life can change in just one week. Hope was once on the brink of death in the middle of a road, but now she’s been taken in and is happily resting in her new home. This heartwarming news deserves to be shared!


Hannah joined the practice in March 2019 after working as a receptionist caring for vulnerable adults for six years. Hannah is very passionate about animals, especially cats and rabbits. She has always had a cat growing up with her childhood cat reaching the grand old age of twenty one and has had rabbits for the last fifteen years. Since starting with us, Hannah has already acquired two more cats with a foster turning into an adoption bringing her total to four cats, all with their own story, the sad ones always seem to find her.
Hannah has a level 1 certificate in British sign language, with the hope to carry on to level 2. She has lived in Northampton her whole life and is a keen Saints supporter with a season ticket allowing her to go to as many games as possible.
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We are a group of concerned citizens and animal lovers who came together to help the animals in need from our community. Our mission is to provide assistance to animals in distress and to support low income families with pet food contributions.
Due to urban sprawl and to the actual economic crisis animal tragedies are dramatically increasing in our area. Cats are being abandoned and alarmingly multiplying in our rural areas.
The animal foundations from Victoria, which in the past used to help our animals, do not have enough funds to keep extending their mission to our region; except, in some private cases. From now on, the welfare of the animals in our backyards, bushes and populated or unpopulated areas relies exclusively on us. Abandoned, injured and/or hungry animals need us now more than ever before.
Please, Sooke residents, join forces with us to assist the poor defenceless animals! Donate to our cause or volunteer with us. The animals need you!
With your help we will be able to put in place five different programs:
an animal food bank
a Tray-Spay/Neuter-Return program
education and raising awareness about animal abuse and neglect
including children and youth in our awareness, rescue and adoption program
a foster care program for pet victims of domestic violence, and
a youth-pets program (to be developped in a later date).
WHY IS AN ANIMAL FOUNDATION URGENTLY NEEDED IN OUR REGION?
Feral cat colonies and domestic abuse are already a sad part of our reality.
We see these tragedies happening everywhere; especially, in rural areas such as from Metchosin to Port Renfrew.
In the last years many among us have noticed how the economic global crisis is forcing families to abandon their beloved pets.
Tamed and inexperienced pets who used to sleep comfortably on the living-room's couch or on the children's bed are presently
living outdoors hungry and cold with no food or shelter to protect themselves from our damp climate.
The pictures below are perfect examples of this new and sad reality for family pets.
Photo No. 1 - A beautiful white and grey adult cat, Christmas, was dumped in the middle of winter at one of our
Photo No. 2 - This kitten, Dynamite, was found paralyzed after an animal had attacked him and saved by gentle souls.
A solution needs to be found in our area to prevent Sooke from becoming like other Canadian cities and municipalities
such as: Coquitlam, Delta, Maple Ridge, North Vancouver City, and Surrey where the stray and feral cat overpopulation
has already become extreme. We need to prevent this before authorities decide to start shooting cats, as it has happened
in the past with the rabbits and as they are envisioning doing with local deer. We all need to combine our efforts and work
together to help our animals in Sooke.
Population growth and urban spraw means an increase in abandoned animals who will be scrounging for food and shelter
under buildings, parking lots and parks. With Sooke and the Western Communities expanding, it was urgent for a
foundation to be created to protect all of these poor victims from human neglect.
Until now, other foundations, such as: Cat's Cradle Animal Rescue, Dee's Orphan Kitten Fund, Nana Foundation,
Greater Victoria Animal Crusaders, Victoria Cat Rescue, and various others from neighbouring municipalities have been
covering the costs for the spay and neuter of some of our local feral cat colonies. However, we need to start taking care
of the animals in our own community because other foundations have to give priority to the spay and neuter of the animals the are themselves rescuing. In these difficult times they can only assist some private cases.
Therefore, while we are thankful that these fellow foundations are still willing to continue covering small portions of the spay/neuter bills for the animals of low-income families in our area, we also have to ethically deal with the increasing
rate of the feral cat population.
Please, help us care for Sooke animals. Our foundation will have: a foodbank, target spaying/neutering and find foster homes for dogs and cats of women in transition homes and injured animals.
What is a feral cat?
A feral cat is one that you find living an outside life whether it be in a barn, in the forest, or in an alley. There are two
common ways that a cat has turned to living in a wild environment. Some feral cats were born outside and have never
lived within a home and others are cats that have had a family and have; unfortunately, strayed away or been left behind.
These cats form what we call “colonies” and make a home-base wherever they can find food and mates. Whether the cat
was previously a house cat or has been feral since birth, these animals avoid human contact at all costs. They repopulate,
and thus, the sad cycle of reproduction proceeds and colonies increase tremendously. Capture, Neuter/Spay and Return
is one of our programs in which feral or stray cats living outdoors are humanely trapped, taken to the veterinarian for evaluation/vaccinations/sterilization.
The feral kittens and the tamer stray cats are fostered by some of our members until a loving home is found. The healthy
adult feral cats which are too wild to be placed in a home are returned to their outdoor home-base and cared for by
volunteers for as long as resources allow.
Our program gives a chance for a healthier life for the cats and it provides an ethical way to reduce the cat colonies in our community. No more kittens are born and the vicious cycle of reproduction is stopped.
Having a Capture, Neuter/Spay and Return program will be one of our biggest missions, but we cannot put this into
action without the help of donations, foster homes, and volunteers.
Every time we spay and neuter an animal, in this case cats, we are preventing hundreds of others from being born and
preventing animals from dying or living in deplorable condidtions.
GESTATION PERIOD AND LITTERS
The average female cat reaches puberty at 4-12 months and can have up to 3 litters per year.
In her first litter, she will have between 4 and 6 kittens; therefore, let us say 5.
In 6 months, the 5 kittens will have another 25 kittens.
In year No.1, the 25 kittens will have 125 other kittens.
In year No. 2, the 125 kittens will have 5 newborn cats each 3 times at year totalling 1875 kittens .
LET US KNOW IF YOU CAN HELP, PLEASE.
Our site will be updated regularly, this is just the beginning of our campaign to promote and portray
Sooke as an animal friendly town.
THE BASIC ITEMS NEEDED are found on our WISH LIST page
Because we are just starting our foundation any contribution, big or small, will help our mission and will be really appreciated by abandoned animals and by low income families.
Help with spaying and neuter is urgent! We have several cat colonies to trap, spay-neuter, shelter, and keep feeding
for year to come.
To foster the pet of women/children going in transition homes is extremely important. You will be preventing the
suffering of innocent animals.
Pet food, many low-income families cannot feed their pets and with your/our help we will prevent animals to be
abandoned. Any little help will be well received and distributed.
Please, do not throw your pop and beer cans away! We have an empty-cans bin in front of our office at 2075 Otter Point Rd.
"The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated",
preciously described Mahatma Ghandi.
We can become a MODEL TOWN OF COMPASSION & RESPECT TOWARDS ANIMALS.


We’re happy to welcome your canine traveling companion to the farm in our dog friendly Tennessee cabins, whether a hard-charging bird dog or just the family friend. Four of our Water Tower cabins are designated as dog friendly including one ADA compliant cabin, and a premium cabin.
Dog Friendly Tennessee Cabins & Resort
Bring Your 4 Legged Friends Along
Our Dog Friendly Cabins
- A one-time dog fee of $75 will be applied to your folio upon arrival.
- No other pets allowed except registered service animals.
- Must weigh below 75 pounds.
- Verification that vaccinations are complete and up to date.
- Dog must be leashed when not in room or actively in the field hunting.
- Non-service animals are not permitted inside of the dining room.
- Our working farm is full of livestock, hunting dogs, and other animals. Any guest dog that is on property must be trusted to be friendly with all other animals along with other guest and staff members on property at any given time.


BREAKING RAYS NEWS.
Rays pitcher Sergio Romo playing the opener role once again, this time by opening his home to a delightful new French bulldog puppy named Chuco.
Not even a week ago, Romo took to his Twitter account with the following crowdsourcing request.
I’m looking for a French bulldog... anyone know where I can find a puppy? #wantingafrenchiefriend— Sergio Romo (@SergioRomo54) July 16, 2018
Seems like it didn’t take him very long to find the Frenchie Friend.
Chuco appears to be a blue French bulldog puppy, a color the eliminates the pups from being allowed as show dogs BUT OH MY GOD WHO CARES LOOK AT THE WEE PUPPER!!!!
Romo is hardly the first Rays player to bring a French bulldog into the clubhouse as an unofficial mascot. David Price was almost as well known for his dog Astro as he was for his pitching ability.
Let’s hope Chuco plays nice with DJ Kitty and we see the little guy out bowling with the team soon.


Planning for Your Cats
Your estate planning should include planning for the future care of your cats. In the event that no one among the surviving members of your family can take care of your cats, Friends of Cats, Inc. can provide a safe, secure and dependable environment for your cat or cats for the balance of their natural lives. Our lifetime care facility provides
• A heated and air-conditioned clean facility
• On-site supervision
• Regular grooming and socialization
• Daily medical supervision
• Vaccinations and medications as required
Our Cozy Cottage is specifically designed to serve the needs of cats whose owners are on longer able to care for them and do not wish to have them adopted. These cats become permanent residents of the shelter through pre-arranged estate planning.
The Cozy Cottage is a well-maintained environment with screened outdoor porches where the cats, under supervision, can enjoy basking in the sun. The lifetime care cats receive lots of love and attention. Medical care is provided routinely and for special needs. No cat is euthanized unless our medical staff and a veterinarian determine that its quality of life has deteriorated to an unacceptable level.
Future Lifetime Care
For cats to entering lifetime care, the relinquishing owner has the option of considering adoption or not. The fee to support lifetime care is $5,000 regardless of the age of the cat.
Provisions may be included in wills or estate planning. No cash outlay is necessary to begin the program; however, proof of a will or trust provision stating that Friends of Cats, Inc. has been named as future care provider for the cat(s) is required. The cat(s) are not admitted to the shelter until the owner’s death or incapacitation.
To implement enrollment in the Lifetime Care program, contact the shelter manager, Janet Bianchini ( firstname.lastname@example.org ). The program is administered through our Board of Directors


I had this wonderful, endearing post written on March 3, which was my dog’s 1 year “adoptaversary”. Why didn’t I post it, you ask? Unfortunately I somehow deleted all but one paragraph messing around trying to add pictures from my iPad! Major bummer! I never had a chance to sit down and get back to it until now…almost a month later. In any case, here is the recreation of that post complete with a homemade doggie treat recipe!
One year ago today we adopted our cute and crazy mutt, Gemma Pooches (yes, I gave her a middle name! Is that a problem?). As I mentioned in an earlier post, the adjustment to being a first time dog-mom took me a little longer than I expected. You see, I have never owned a pet…unless you count the beta fish in a vase (remember when those things were all the rage?) I had in college. Sadly little fishy only lasted a week or so…so I don’t really count that. Anyway, I have never really been around animals that much and have had allergies to dogs & cats all my life. I have been getting allergy injections over the past 5 years and my tolerance for dogs improved greatly…doctor gave me the ok to have a pet.
Hubby loves dogs and after hearing non-stop about our friends’ dog and seeing the joy he got from playing with him I randomly said “Let’s get a dog.” He said ok, but I know he thought I was full of ‘you-know-what’. I started checking on the internet for adoptable dogs and we spent a few weekends checking out some shelters and adoption events…all with no luck. I finally found a shelter that was a little bit further from us and we headed there to see if we would find the one.
I first just have to commend this shelter for being so clean and taking such great care of the dogs. The first thing I noticed (besides the craziness of so many people looking and trying to adopt) was how happy the dogs were. There were other shelters we visited that I literally started to tear up because the dogs just didn’t seem happy or most of them were just lying in their cages looking defeated. They also had many volunteers who were in and out taking the dogs for a walk or to play. Our volunteer knew a great deal about the dogs we looked at and was very helpful. We met a few dogs, but Gemma was the one I had a connection to. Now, this is where I have to stop and say that a year ago I would never have said such a thing…I really didn’t get the whole “animal lover” thing and figured a dog is a dog. There was just something about her, though, and although we liked some of the others I just had to have her.
Gemma was basically everything we said we didn’t want in a dog. For some reason, I had it in my head that I wanted a male dog, not really sure why that was, but in any case Hubby didn’t necessarily care about the gender. We did agree though that we didn’t want a dog that was too young or active. Gemma was female, only 10 months old and although she is half boxer and half beagle…her temperament is ALL Boxer! She is so full of energy and would literally play 23 hours a day if she could (I think she would at least take an hour to eat and sleep!). Our friends cautioned us about “Boxers being crazy, hyper and stubborn.” While this is somewhat true I’ve learned that with the right owner they are awesome dogs!
We brought her home and I was completely neurotic…every little thing scared me; I was your typical first time mom…just with a dog instead of a baby! Lucky for me, Hubby is always the voice of reason and doesn’t feed in to my neuroticism…I finally calmed down a bit and Gemma & I enrolled in mommy & me classes…ok not really, it was just basic dog training, but we both benefited greatly. I have to admit that I didn’t think we were going to graduate considering we were put in the timeout room during the first session, but as the weeks went by I gained more confidence and Gemma learned her commands like a pro…I finally saw how smart she really is. After our training and reading lots of books and articles I understood how to be a good pet parent to a headstrong dog and Gemma and I have bonded into best buds.
Fast forward to the present and I am “one of those animal people”. I love Gemma and can’t imagine life without her. If I can, I take her wherever we go. When we went on vacation I called our dog boarders every other day because I missed her so much. I can’t wait to get home each day and see her and look forward to warmer weather so we can get back to our neighborhood walks and play days at the dog park. I post more pictures of her on my Facebook page then most parents do of their children. I still can’t believe I have become this person…and most people who know me can’t either!! Such a transformation.
The public service portion of my post is this: For those of you who might be considering a pet for the first time…I say make sure you are ready for the work and responsibility that goes into it…and if you feel you are willing get out there and adopt!! Don’t get stuck on “breeds” or wanting puppies…there are too many dogs who are waiting for a home of their own. Trust your gut…even if the dog you like isn’t what you have in mind!
To celebrate Gemma’s adoptaversary I made these healthy (don’t tell her that!) homemade dog treats. The original recipe can be found here. I modified it just a bit omitting the wheat germ (because I didn’t have any) and applesauce, and increased the amount of pumpkin (to make up for the lack of applesauce) and added peanut butter because Gemma just loves peanut butter! Also, this makes a lot of treats, especially depending on the size cookie cutter you use, so I recommend freezing some and taking them out a little at a time. They only last about 5 days since they have no preservatives.
Homemade Healthy Dog Treats
3 ½ cups whole wheat flour
½ cup ground flax seed meal
1 tbsp. raw honey
½ cup olive oil
1 cup water
½ cup natural peanut butter
1 cup pumpkin
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper and set aside.
2. In a large bowl, combine the flour and flax seed. Set aside
3. In another bowl, combine the wet ingredients; honey, eggs, oil, water, pumpkin and peanut butter. Stir until well-combined. Pour wet ingredients into dry ingredients and mix well.
4. Form dough into a ball and roll out flat onto a well-floured surface until about ¼” thick.
5. Using a cookie cutter, cut out shapes and place on prepared baking sheet.
6. Bake for 30 to 40 minutes or until treats are very brown and very hard.
7. Allow to cool before serving.


Welcome to Emergency Animal Clinic, Inc.
The Emergency Animal Clinic, Inc. opened its doors for urgent pet care more than 38 years ago. The promise of its founding owner-veterinarians was to deliver quality life saving pet care when traditional veterinary hospitals were closed. The founding members developed a schedule for community veterinarians to rotate during nights, weekends and holidays so illnesses and injuries which could not wait until normal business hours, could be treated.Today, community veterinarians still own and operate three conveniently located hospitals making the Emergency Animal Clinic, Inc. the most established and reputable urgent care pet hospital in the Dallas Metroplex area. This model of delivering emergency care promotes the relationship between the pet owner and their primary care veterinarian. On occasion, some pet owners may even see their regular veterinarian during an unexpected visit to the pet emergency room.
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Whiskers on kittens
20 August 12
Friends had kittens on the weekend — or rather, their cat had. We’ve enjoyed brief visits to look at the kittens and learn about them.
It won’t be until the kittens are closer to six weeks old that it’ll become apparent which have exotic traits and which have persian characteristics. If you are in the Brisbane area and are interested in buying a special kitten from a breeder, you can contact Carado Exotics and Persians.


The Family Dog
I put my dog down today. It was a moment full of sadness. Anyone who has ever owned a dog knows the joy they bring into your family. It starts with puppy breath when you first bring them home and ends with years of memories woven into your heart.
I think I am doing better dealing with his loss, and I start to cry out of nowhere. This blog makes me cry. Yet, having my life enriched with all the years of enjoying our bond was worth it.
There are so many reasons why dogs make our life richer, fuller. They bring energy and vitality into a house and make it a home. They are terrific for kids, giving many life lessons. Here are a few of the ways dogs are beneficial to own.
Companionship: You will never be alone; dogs follow you everywhere. For kids, this is great, they run out the door, and the dog is right behind them. For someone living alone, a dog will bring friendship into your home. A once quiet, lonely room transforms into a place of warmth as you snuggle up with your furry friend.
Physical health: Studies have shown pet ownership can lower your blood pressure. Interacting with your dog will release serotonin in your brain, enhancing your mood. For someone living alone, petting your dog, sharing mutual affection has a profound effect.
Security: A big dog is like have a private security guard on duty 24 hours a day. They will protect you at all times. Even a tiny dog will alert you to someone at your front door.
Social activity: Walking a dog is a great way to get outside, exercise, and meet the neighbors. People love to stop and chat; they might ask if they can pet your dog. New friendships are formed, and a sense of community evolves.
Love: You will love your dog, and they will love you back. Their true gift to you is affection. The bond you create is one you will never regret.
I am so blessed to have shared the last 14 years with my Maltipoo, Benny. From the moment I brought him home, we were best friends. I brought him everywhere with me. He was part of my daily routine, even coming to work with me. I will miss him tremendously. There will always be another dog, but never another Benny.
"Where you go, I go, where you stay, I stay" Ruth 1:16


Well, if you have read my banner, then you are probably expecting some cat photos.
(If you really love cats, you are probably demanding to see some fluffiness, since it has been promised, pretty much everywhere!)
So finally, a post about my feline friends!
I figured, since this is the first post about my kitties, some introductions are in order...
Up first is our oldest cat...
Her name is Dahlia, but my family calls her 'mama'.
She has been with us for the past 9 years and we believe she is around 14 - 16 years old. We adopted her from our local animal shelter in February of 2005. (She was my Valentine's Day present.)
She is one of sweetest cats you will ever meet. All she wants to do is snuggle up on your lap for lots of hugs.
(Fun Fact: She drools, a lot!)
Our second kitty...
This lovely Siamese is Ziva.
(Don't let the cutest fool you, she is a diva!)
We adopted her about 6 years ago, when she was around a year old. She'd all ready had a litter of kittens and had been on the street most of her life.
She was the nearest to a feral cat, that we've ever had.
It was a hard road with her at first, but she has made great strides.
She now loves to cuddle and snuggle, two things I never thought I'd see. There are still things we need to work on with her, but she has become a very special part of our family.
(Fun Fact: Ziva is named after the character on NCIS and for good reason, they have very similar personalities!)
My husband picked him out 5 years ago (around Christmas), from our local shelter and he has been a great addition to our family.
He is about 10 - 12 years old and one huge fluff - ball!
He is actually one of my favorite cats to photograph, because he sits still really well.
Hoss loves to play, as long as you throw the toy to him, and he adores cat nip! He also has an innate sense of when someone doesn't feel well; he gives extra cuddles to help you get better.
(Fun Fact: Hoss doesn't really meow, he makes a cooing sound, like a dove.)
And our last kitty...
This is Cooper and he is a 4 year old Ragdoll, he is also a bundle of trouble!
He is a beautiful cat, but gets into EVERYTHING! He loves to play and to cause trouble.
He does have his moments of sweetness. (Personally, I think those moments are to lull us humans into a false sense of security, before he pounces!)
He has certainly made our house more interesting and I look forward to continuing to watch him grow.
(Fun Fact: The only person in our house that can pick him up (without a chase), is our 10 year old son.)
So, that is all of them, they are quite the bunch!
I do love each and every one of them!
Thanks so much for taking the time to meet them and I certainly have more kitty posts coming!


Tribal Spay/Neuter Program
May 7, 2016
Since March 18th, 2016, Dog Town has been able to provide 32 spays/neuters for residents of the Fallon Tribal Colony, Stillwater Reservation and Walker River Reservation. We consider this to be an amazing response to our first attempt at reducing the number of unwanted dogs in our community.
Thanks to our generous friends, we should be able to continue this life saving program indefinitely.
~~~~~Our Persian Connection~~~~~
In April, 2015 we were contacted by a local person who had ties to the rescue community in Tehran, Iran. At that time we agreed to take both Aidin and Baran into our rescue. As part of an international rescue effort, both dogs were flown to us (all funds were raised by the rescue in Tehran) and from then, we have taken in five dogs, referred one to Peace of Mind Rescue in Carmel, CA ( she was adopted) and through our facebook page, we were able to connect one little guy with his adopter.
We look forward to continuing our small part in a global effort to save the street dogs of Iran. They would face a very bleak future, were it not for the courage and tireless efforts of a small group of animal lovers.
We encourage anyone interested in learning more about this amazing rescue group to check out their facebook page. Just click on this icon to be taken to their page ---------->
Translations are available on their page.


Bangalore (SBC): City will soon be the centre for a first-of-its-kind shelter for retired Railway Police Force (RPF) dogs from across India. The South-Western Railways (SWR), Bengaluru Division, will drive the retirement programme and the shelter will come up on Railways property at KR Puram.
Sunanda Arul, Additional Divisional Railway Manager, SWR, Bengaluru Division said that the shelter will provide a dignified life to RPF dogs post retirement and that Bengaluru was chosen mainly because of its favourable weather. “The KR Puram shelter will accommodate 50 retired RPF canines from across the country. The project is currently in the planning stages and details will be finalised in a month’s time.”
The RPF’s dog-squad comprises of two breeds – Labradors (for sniffing and bomb detection) and Dobermans (used for chases and catching criminals). “They remain in service for 10 years, after which they are put to rest. Normally , they have a life span of 13-14 years,” said Arul.
These RPF dogs are entrusted with the duty of escorting passenger trains, providing security on platforms, passenger and circulating areas and protecting railway property. Around 50 dogs retire annually .
Currently , there are approximately 350 dogs in service across 70 RPF divisions across the country. The Bengaluru division has nine dogs of which two are Dobermans and the rest are Labradors.
The SWR will collaborate with doglovers, veterinary experts and city based welfare institutions like Compassionate Unlimited Plus Action (CUPA) and Karuna Animals Welfare Association (formerly SPCA Bangalore) to benchmark best living conditions and healthcare facilities. “We will have six staff members to attend to them at all times and have a Vet on call. The dogs will lead an active life and be vaccinated once a month,” the railway officer said.
Financial donations apart, SWR is also open for giving dogs away for adoption. “Currently, we have two trainers for one dog. To match up to those standards, adopters need to have considerable experience in taking care of pets,” Arul said.”These are well-groomed dogs that are not used to ready made, processed food.
So they have to be provided with home-cooked, non-vegetarian food at all times.” She added that at present, SWR has 12 dog-lovers on board, including former finance commissioner Vijaya Kanth. But they are still on the lookout for more support. “Every dog gets `5,000 aspension post-retirement, which we plan to use. That apart, we have also reached out to the Railway Board for more funds.”
Dr Shiela Rao, a veterinarian and trustee of CUPA, welcomed the initiative and hoped that it would lead the way for the police force to follow suit.
“Dogs tend to suffer from various old-age problems like arthritis, diabetes, skin and kidney diseases. RPF dogs are generally more sensitive to it given the rigorous nature of their duty ,” she told. “A free, open environment, access to healthy food and water and active socialisation with other dogs will do well for their longevity ,” Rao said.


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Our behavior modification program is designed to meet your dogs individual needs. We cover all types of behavior problems from shyness, aggression, OCD behaviors, and more. Tell us about your dog and we can create a training program specifically designed for them!
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We understand that raising a puppy can be more work than expected. Our puppy program is all about making training fun! We focus on building strong relationships to create that lifelong bond between you and your new best friend!


We (Bibiche and Jelmer) live in a small town in the Netherlands called ‘s-Heer Arendskerke. We own two beautiful Rhodesian Ridgebacks Gandor and James. Only James is available as stud dog for suitable bitches.
Since I was a little child I always wanted a dog of my own. I believe dogs are a really important part of our life. A few months after we bought our first house together Gandor came into our life. He is such a wonderfull dog. Gandor taught me a lot of valuable lessons in life. He is a very special dog. I can read his mind and he can read mine.
When Gandor turned one year old it started to itch to have a second Rhodesian Ridgeback. In September 2018 James came into our life. James is also so special to me. He is so different from Gandor and that makes them a perfect match. James is so sensitive and feels me perfectly. He is really my soulmate.


RABIES CLINIC #2 SATURDAY APRIL 13th
WHITEHALL TOWN HIGHWAY GARAGE 9:30AM -12PM
ROUTE 4 , WHITEHALL
SHOTS ARE FREE!! IF YOU WANT TO GIVE A DONATION YOU CAN.
Dog Licensing is now the law in New Your State. Proof of a current rabies shot is required to be shown when applying for a license. See below where to get your dog a free rabies shot in Washington County. The cost for licensing is $7.00 for a neutered/spayed dog and $20.00 if not. A neuter/ spay certificate is also required to be shown when applying for a license. Questions about this please contact the Hebron Town Clerk, Dorothy Worthington @ 854-3384.
Please call me about a lost or found dog and the information will be posted on this website. Please call me if you have questions about licensing your dog/dogs. Monthly rabies clinics will be posted on this site- they are sponsored by Washington County Public Health and the shots for cats or dogs are free.
Jessica Corey 854-3577/ 491-3339


Best Friends Deserve the Best Care at
Casula Veterinary Hospital & Elizabeth Drive Animal Hospital
Due to the recent community transmission of Covid-19 in our local area, a decision has been made to temporarily close Casula Veterinary Hospital effective from Thursday 15th July, with a re-open date of Monday 3rd of August. This decision has not been made lightly and we appreciate your understanding and support. We hope that everyone remains safe and please don’t forget to practice your social distancing and thorough hand washing to help stop the spread. Any appointments booked in this time will be cancelled, and a nurse will be in contact to reschedule. In the event of an emergency, please contact SASH (9889 0289), ARH (9758 8666), Ingleburn Vet Hospital (9829 1628) or VSOS (8376 8767).
Sorry for any convenience caused and thank you for your understanding.
Our NEW ONLINE BOOKING service is now up and running!
Please click this link to check it out and make an appointment.
Casula Veterinary Hospital
Elizabeth Drive Animal Hospital
Here at Casula Veterinary Hospital and Elizabeth Drive Animal Hospital, we have a strong philosophy to provide our customers with the highest quality veterinary care. All of our staff are very passionate about animals, and we always strive to take a caring and professional approach to treatment.
We know how important it is that our customers receive the most up-to-date advice, so you will find that we are all dedicated to improving our current knowledge base through continuing education. All of our vets and nurses regularly attend conferences and seminars, and all of our nurses at Casula Vet Hospital and Elizabeth Drive Animal Hospital are fully qualified with Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing. We can also provide multi-lingual veterinary service in English and Chinese (Cantonese and limited Mandarin).
We offer a wide range of services, some of which can only be offered by very few hospitals. Some of these services include:
We are fully equipped to look after all of your pets' needs. We offer radiography, ultrasonography, endoscopy, in-house pathology, surgery facilities and a separate isolation ward for infectious diseases. We can also transport patients between our two hospitals and have canine and feline blood donors that live on site with us, allowing for emergency transfusions at any time.
You'd like you to feel right at home here when you visit us at our hospitals. Feel free to take a hospital tour.
We also do our part for the environment. You will find that we have recycling bins around our two practices, and also print on double-sided paper. Our computer waste is donated to Computers for Young and Old and are given back to the less fortunate (students, elderly, disabled and disadvantaged). We try to give back as much as we can.
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First Aid for Pets Australia has been designed specifically to be easy to use in emergency situations, featuring first aid tips for over 130 conditions that can potentially affect cats and dogs, from toxins to trauma and medical emergencies.
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Download it today and select Casula Veterinary Hospital or Elizabeth Drive Animal Hospital.
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In celebration of the break in the heat wave that hit the east coast the last few days, I decided to take a break from writing about the chickens and focus on a pet I mentioned very briefly a few posts ago, our bunny, Vivian.
We got her a last week because my sisters wanted one and mom had no objections. She’s a dwarf bunny and she going to say about this size, growing up to three pounds.
She is also the most adorablist thing I have ever seen.
Vivian been by herself mostly but we want to try to get her to interact with the chickens and hopefully the dogs. Today we let her interact with the flock, and she reacted the same way if you saw a giant bird twice your size.
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Cats Protection’s Camberley & District Branch aims to raise vital cash for the kitty!
17 May 2017
The charity is holding a Quiz with Fish & Chip Supper Evening to raise money to help cats in the local area.
The event, to be held on 22nd September at Bistro 19, Blackwater Valley Golf Centre in Yateley, will raise cash for Cats Protection’s Camberley & District Branch, part of the UK’s leading feline welfare charity which helps over 235,000 cats and kittens each year.
All funds raised will go to help unwanted and abandoned cats whilst they wait to find loving new homes.
This fun, brain-teasing quiz evening will feature a scrumptious fish and chip supper, plus raffle with great prizes.
This has been run for a number of years and been a very popular event.
Further information about the event will be available soon.


Monday, February 4, 2013
Disabled goldfish gets her own little life preserver to lead a normal life
Poor little gal. This goldfish can`t really swim around so her owner built her a little harness to maintain buoyancy. Hey, she looks happy and apparently very loveable and tame too.
Not only does she get to swim around with all her friends, she gets hand fed too!
My disabled goldfish scooting around in her newly redesigned sling. She has trouble maintaining buoyancy on her own. She looks a little silly, but it is better than lying at the bottom of the tank all day!
good on you for helping her out, too sweet
at 3:09 PM


Custom fish tanks are a great addition to any home or office. Not only do they provide a beautiful and unique aesthetic, but they also offer a range of benefits for fish owners. In this blog post, we’ll explore why custom fish tanks are a great addition and why you should consider investing in one.
One of the main benefits of a custom fish tank is the ability to customise it to your exact specifications. With a custom fish tank, you can choose the size, shape, and design that best suits your space and your personal style. You can also select the type of fish you want to keep and design the tank to meet their specific needs, such as the type of water, filtration, and lighting.
2. Health benefits for your fish
Custom fish tanks can also provide health benefits for your fish. By customising the tank to meet their specific needs, you can create an environment that is ideal for their health and well-being. For example, you can ensure that the water quality is optimal, the temperature is just right, and the tank provides enough space for your fish to swim and thrive.
Custom fish tanks can be designed to match the decor of your home or office, creating a beautiful and unique focal point. Whether you prefer a modern, minimalist design or a more traditional look, a custom fish tank can be tailored to your preferences. You can even incorporate features such as live plants, rocks, and other elements to create a natural and visually appealing environment for your fish.
4. Stress relief
Watching fish swim in a custom tank can be a relaxing and therapeutic experience. Studies have shown that watching fish can help reduce stress and anxiety, making it a great addition to any environment where people may need a break from their daily grind.
5. Educational opportunities
Having a custom fish tank can also provide educational opportunities for children and adults alike. By observing the fish, you can learn about their behaviour, habitat, and life cycle. It can also be a great way to teach children about responsibility and caring for living creatures.
In conclusion, custom fish tanks are a great addition to any home or office. They offer a range of benefits, including customisation, health benefits for your fish, aesthetics, stress relief, and educational opportunities. If you’re considering a custom fish tank, be sure to work with a reputable and experienced fish tank designer to create a tank that meets your specific needs and preferences.


County Animal Shelter
Southern Indiana Save-a-Pet
ELIZA is a sweet & affectionate girl with crystal blue eyes.
She is both playful and loving. Eliza is a 1-2 year old Siamese mix
that is okay with dogs & other cats in the family.
CLIFTON is a fun & energetic boy that would
be a great jogging partner. He is also affectionate and loves to
be with people. Clifton is a 1-2 year old Border Collie mix with
silky, soft fur. He weighs 48 lbs. and is black with distinctive
white markings. Clifton will chase cats if they run.
CATS & KITTENS OVER 6 MONTHS OLD ARE $45 OFF their adoption,
rabies vaccination & spay/neuter fees.
Those already spayed or neutered are $25 off.
Kittens under 6 months are ADOPT 1 GET THE SECOND FOR 1/2 OFF ALL


Let the questioning begin! Students were amazed to see our school rabbits. They are in a pen behind the school and are well taken care of with lots of food and love. The children are encouraged to ask lots of questions about them. So far we have had: Why does one have long hair? Why do some have brown eyes and some have blue eyes?
They will get to hold and/or pet them if they wish on our next visit.
The rabbits are very friendly and run to their visitors to greet them.


We Love Our Animals and What We Do!
We only offer premium products to our clients because we only use premium products on our fur babies!
We offer basic & full grooms. A basic groom includes nail trim, ears cleaned, and a warm bath in a sanitary area . A full groom includes all aspects of the basic groom plus trimming of the face, feet, and the body.
Through consistent, repetitious, positive reinforcement, praise and successful channeling of drive to be all important. Dogs enjoy training and energetically welcome the learning of new tasks.
Our goal here at O.B.N is to offer all of your pet needs under one woof! We aim to educate our clients and provide all of the products & services needed to build a strong and long-lasting relationship between you and your fur baby.


For the most part, homeowners and renters insurance policies usually cover liability for dog bites. Those fortunate enough to be insured under such policies generally have coverage in the event their dog accidentally (or intentionally) causes injury to someone. However, there are policies that exclude dog bites, as well as those that provide inadequate limits for the victim of dog bite insurance settlements. There are solutions available for dog owners who are either uninsured or inadequately insured. The choices include umbrella coverage, excess coverage, and canine liability policies, all providing protection in the event that your dog bites someone.
As an example, an umbrella policy will often cover an injury not covered by the owner’s homeowner policy. An excess policy will provide a higher policy limit for losses covered by the primary insurance, as where a canine liability policy is written specifically for dog owners for the purpose of insuring those finding it difficult to obtain coverage for injuries, damages, or losses caused by their dog.
An umbrella policy offers a great solution for many dog owners
A homeowner or renters policy that doesn’t cover canine inflicted injuries can cause quite a major issue. Having an agent that is knowledgeable about this coverage can help inform dog owners exactly how to go about purchasing a personal umbrella liability policy. The policy provides coverage for excess liability, over underlying liability coverage, and some of the liability exposures excluded by underlying policies, which also might include canine liability.
It’s vital that you purchase insurance before an unfortunate incident actually occurs. Remember that many dogs bite people that happen to be visitors in their own home. Victims are often friends or relatives, and in many instances the dog is familiar with its victim. Its crucial to read the policy carefully to ensure that it doesn’t exclude canine inflicted injuries. If you are unable to secure umbrella insurance for any reason you may actually be better off purchasing a policy for canine liability. Dog bite insurance settlements can be costly, so speak to an agent today about any questions or concerns.


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They are really helpful and it is such a friendly environment. My dog loves it so much he pulls me towards it when we walk past. The team are all so nice and they care about animals so much. It is clear to see they love animals and helping them. I take my cat and dog there and the team are amazing. I highly recommend it.
Could ask no more from the team at the Cinque ports. Helpful over the phone. Gave us an appointment same day which was a Saturday. We had a second appointment and saw a different vet, this was not issue as they keep good records and have knowledgeable staff. We got asked to give phone updates so they could keep tabs on our animals progress. All back to normal now for our pet thankfully.
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We visited the pet shop yesterday. We took Maggie down to see the 'fishies' and there we watched her wiggle in the shopping cart seat with glee. She squeeled and pointed at the fish, expressing such excitement. It was her first time seeing fish. And she would point to the next tank and the next to get a good look at all the different kinds. Eventually, I took her to the bird cage, thinking she would no doubt love it. There was a huge array of colorful parakeets and finches, fluttering and tweeting about. She looked at them briefly. Examined the cage. Then looked back at the birds again. After a minute or two, she promptly turned to face me and signed "All done". Guess a bird is not on the wish list for this little girl :) But we might get one anyways.
As we drove away from the pet shop, it dawned on me that she is going to be okay. Despite this syndrome that inhibits her development, she doesn't just lie there on her blanket and stare at the ceiling. She takes delight in her life. Life excites her. She has brand new experiences that make her happy. I'm glad I can witness that.


About Splendid Puppy
Splendid Puppy is one of the internet’s premiere dog clothing stores. We are a husband and wife team based in Traverse City, Michigan. We love dogs and love running this store for dog lovers like us!
We started Splendid Puppy just over 10 years ago as a way to help share some the coolest dog clothing in the world with the community of canine companions that have brought us such joy over the years. Since then, we’ve had a wonderful time developing and running a great store that people love.
Thank you for visiting and if you need any help with anything in the store – pleasure just send us an email and we’ll get right back to.
Also, we LOVE to get photos of dogs in the clothing and accessories we sell on the site. Just send them email and let us know if we can post them on our socials!
Thanks for visiting and have a wonderful day!
Kate and Ray, SpledidPuppy.com


Our Chatham Hemp is the perfect choice for a dog toy. We have created a pull toy with a handle at each end, your dog can pull on one end whilst you pull the other. Giving hours of fun in the garden or indoors.
Whether you have a St Bernard or a Jack Russell your dog will enjoy our bespoke dog toys! Available in 2 sizes please choose the size you require when ordering.
- Large - 24mm Chatham Hemp - 64cm long
- Medium - 20mm Chatham Hemp - 54cm long


Jan. 20, 2007 – June 14, 2021
Our family dog… always. The kind choice, the right choice, doesn’t always feel good, but it’s still the right thing to do. That’s what we learned this week.
Our dog, Ella (like Ella Fitzgerald), chose us in 2007, when she was six months old. She’s been our family dog for 14 years. Camping. Splashing in streams. Snuggling with Connor and Aster throughout their toddlerhoods and childhoods. A simple “off you go” would send her off on adventures.
Yet her health had been declining steadily this year, and we’d been talking with our vet regularly. No matter what, though, there were more and more signs that Ella was in constant, and increasing, pain.
A final day
Yesterday morning the four of us went with Ella to the vet. There were snuggles, pats, and hugs. While we waited for the vet, we talked with Connor and Aster about the day we got Ella. Adventures camping and traveling over the years. How Ella snuck out of the dog area on our wedding day so she could hang out at the ceremony.
Our family dog welcomed our two babies into her life. And often, where the kids were, Ella was too.
Ella loved peanut butter, chicken, and anything on the floor that so much as resembled a crumb. She barked whenever someone came to the door, then made it clear they were her best friend. When we went camping, she’d curl up so close to the fire ring, we worried she’d singe her fur. She could outrun any dog at the dog park.
Over the past few months, though, we knew Ella’s health was declining faster, and her suffering was increasing. We tried different things to see about improving her.
But we knew.
Ella was our family dog, and we were her people. We loved her, appreciated her, tended her.
So we made the choice. It was a hard choice, but it was also kind, and right, and the only good option. We let Ella find peace.
We love you, Ella, and we’ll always be part of each other. Good-bye, Ella girl. Dogger dog. Sweet pupperoni.
Ella, off you go.


About Our Meridian Clinic
At Linder Pet Medical Care we know having a sick pet can be a stressful experience; other animals and unfamiliar smells can make your animal nervous and uncomfortable. To ensure the comfort of our patients we provide a calming environment and caring staff to make your visit positive and welcoming. When you arrive at our veterinary clinic in Meridian, our staff is dedicated to making your pet feel relaxed and at ease during a check up, vaccination, or any other veterinary service. With over 35 years of experience in mobile, clinic, and in-house visits we know how to make our patients feel welcome.
At Linder Pet Medical Care, our patient’s health is our first priority! We believe in treating the patient, first. That’s why we offer competitive rates and low-cost membership plans to meet the needs and convenience of our customers. VIEW PLANS
Meet Your Veterinarians
Our experienced and caring veterinarians have served the Treasure Valley for over 30 years. We know each pet has individual needs and require different services. Therefore, we will always cater to your pet’s specific needs.


Their spinal bone mineral density Bafilomycin A1 values were below -2.5 standard deviations. Anti-osteoporotic treatments with nasal calcitonin 400IU/day, vitamin D 300.000IU single dose, calcium 1000mg/day, vitamin D 880IU/day were initiated. In one case, kyphoplasty was performed by a spinal surgeon. In addition to a thoracolumbosacral orthosis, a rehabilitation program including muscle strengthening, range of motion, relaxation and weight-bearing
exercises was started for both cases. These cases emphasize that all pregnant women with complaints of back/lumbar pain should be carefully evaluated.”
“Objective-To determine the frequency of viral detection in conjunctival samples from client-owned domestic dogs with naturally acquired idiopathic conjunctivitis and to identify signalment, historical, and clinical findings positively associated with viral
Animals-30 dogs with naturally acquired idiopathic conjunctivitis and a control population of 30 dogs without ocular disease.
Procedures-Complete physical and ophthalmic examinations were performed for each dog. Conjunctival swab specimens were analyzed by use of virus isolation and PCR assays for the following viruses: canine adenovirus-2 (CAV-2), canine distemper virus, canine herpesvirus-1 (CHV-1), canine parainfluenza virus, canine respiratory coronavirus, influenza A virus, and West Nile virus. Signalment, clinical, and historical information was recorded and compared between study groups.
Results-Viruses were detected by either IPI-145 ic106 virus isolation or PCR
methods significantly more frequently in conjunctival samples from dogs with conjunctivitis (7/30 [23.3%]) than dogs without conjunctivitis (0/30 [0%]). Canine herpesvirus-1 was isolated from 2 conjunctival samples and detected by use of PCR assay in 5 conjunctival Batimastat manufacturer samples. Canine adenovirus-2 was isolated from 1 conjunctival sample and detected by use of PCR assay in 2 conjunctival samples. Sexually intact dogs and frequent exposure to dogs outside the household were positively associated with viral detection in the conjunctivitis group.
Conclusions and Clinical Relevance-Results suggested that CHV-1 and CAV-2 are common etiologic agents of conjunctivitis in domestic dogs. Risk factors for viral conjunctivitis in dogs reflected increased exposure to other dogs and opportunities for contact with infectious secretions. (J Am Vet Med Assoc 2009; 235:954-959)”
“Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common type of senile dementia, characterized by cognitive deficits related to degeneration of cholinergic neurons. The first anti-Alzheimer drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration were the cholinesterase inhibitors (ChEIs), which are capable of improving cholinergic neurotransmission by inhibiting acetylcholinesterase. The most common ChEIs used to treat cognitive symptoms in mild to moderate AD are rivastigmine, galantamine, and donepezil.


No more sad eyes from your four legged friend when you walk out the door on Friday to go to work because June 22nd is Take Your Dog To Work Day!
That’s right! Fiddo, Champ and Princess are office bound!
Our friends at Pet Sitters International have celebrated Take Your Dog to Work Day since 1999 as a way to honor the great companions dogs make and to encourage their adoption from humane societies, animal shelters and breed rescue clubs. This annual event asks pet lovers to celebrate the humane-canine bond and promote pet adoption by encouraging their employers to support TYDTWDay. Employers are encouraged to open their workplace to employees’ four-legged friends on this one special day.
Check out the great website Pet Sitters International has created in honor of the special event! Take Your Dog To Work Day * Home.
Send us a photo of your pet at work on Friday! We would love to see what happens when pets rule the office!


DOB (approximate): December 2007
Reason for admission: Beaten & starved by owner
Resident since: 2008
Meet Maggie, our resident mum dog. Poor Maggie was rescued and brought to the sanctuary after being beaten and starved by her owner. She arrived with a litter of puppies, but sadly three of them were too weak to survive. Now Maggie spends her days silently ruling the roost, with a stern but affectionate demeanor. Her son Mack also still lives at the sanctuary, as one of our porch dogs.
Since Maggie has been at the sanctuary for so long, we feel it is best that she spend the remainder of her days where we know she is happy. Can you find some space in your heart to sponsor one of our oldest residents?


WE HAVE PUPPIES FOR SALE ON OUR PUPPY REFERRAL PAGE
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE NOTIFIED OF NEW LITTERS SHOOT US AN EMAIL AND WE WILL ADD YOU TO OUR EMAIL NOTIFICATION LIST.
AS STATED ON OUR HOME PAGE;
OUR PUPPIES SELL FOR 2000.00 AND DO
REQUIRE A 500.00 NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT TO HOLD ONE IF THEY ARE NOT YET READY TO LEAVE......
All of our puppies are started on NUVET before they are born through the Dam carrying them. Once they are five weeks old they begin getting their own supplement in powder form. We recommend keeping your new puppy on NUVET throughout the coarse of their life. Keepeing your new puppy on NUVET for the coarse of at least one year is part of our health guarantee.
For more information and VIDEOS on NUVET go to the NUVET page
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MOVE YOUR PAWS FOR A CAUSE
AND WALK FOR ETHAN AND FRIENDS!
27th Annual WAGGIN’ TRAIL WALK FOR THE ANIMALS
Virtual charity walk takes place June 4 - 6, 2021
Live Event - Sunday, June 6 at 10am
Grrr-ab your leashes and your four-legged best friend(s) and join thousands of animal lovers for a fun-filled community walk & fundraiser and give shelter animals like Ethan a second chance at life!
Registration includes a cool Walk for Ethan and Friends T-shirt
While everything in the world is continuously changing, one thing hasn't... compassion.
Don't purr-cat-stinate. Register TODAY and help us reach our $100,000 goal so we can continue to provide shelter, food, veterinary care, and lifesaving resources to the thousands of animals cared for each year.
Unable to paw-ticipate? Cat-sider supporting a participant in this year's walk instead or donate here.
Join our Live Facebook Event on June 6 at 10am to see all of the wonderful vendors and sponsors supporting KHS. We will also have special prize giveaways and ETHAN the 2021 Waggin' Trail Spokesdog will help kick-off the festivities!
For 2020 event photos click here.
Don't miss out on a tail-waggin' good time
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Fire Evacuation Information for your Pets
For many people, time and preparation is not an option when you are asked to evacuate, but for those who are not in the line of fire today, it is a good idea to be prepared in the event you are asked to evacuate on a moment’s notice. Here are some of the things you can do to prepare your pets for evacuation:
1. Find and/or assemble crates. This is most important when you have cats. Cats will stress out and may try to flee the scene. If you are holding them in your arms or have to take them in the car, they may get themselves stuck under the seats. If you decide to go to an evacuation center such as a high school or community center and they allow pets, your pet (both dog or cat) will be most comfortable in something familiar with all the noise, smell, and commotion going on around them.
2. Take Photographs of your pets- The more photos you have the better. In the event your pet goes to a different evacuation center than you the photos may come in handy. We often here of people who take refuge at their friend’s or family’s homes and take their pets with them. Sadly, many times the pets get loose in the panic or with the unfamiliarity of the home and the photos you have taken will allow for you to make Lost & Found signage
3. Prepare your pet’s medication & medical history: If your pet is on prescription medication, you may not be able to get a refill or be able to contact your vet. Put everything together in a bag so that you can grab and go. Having your vet’s contact information written and available is also helpful. It is also helpful to have your pet’s vaccine records. Many pet friendly human hotels will require this information as will Pet Hotels. In emergency exceptions may be made, but if you have time to prepare, this can be very helpful.
4. Put Flat Nylon Collars w/ Tags– many pet owners keep collars off at home because they jingle. Please, please, please put your collars on your dog. If you don’t have a tag with your current information, please go get one! Again, if you and your pet get separated at different evacuation sites or your pet gets lost or loose, your collar and tag will be the first line of defense to get you reunited with your pet.
5. Leashes- Your pet may be the most well behaved dog in the world, but in times of stress and panic a leash is incredibly important. Have your leashes near the door so they are ready to go at a moment’s notice. If you have spares, you should put them in your car.
6. Food- Particularly if your pet requires a specialty diet, but even it not- you should be prepared with your pets food. Having a couple of go-bags or containers with dog food should tide you over if you have to remain in your vehicle, stay at a hotel, stay at a evacuation site, or even if you take your pet to a pet hotel, resources might be stretched, so please try and prepare for your pets.
7. Water- Sometimes you may be in your vehicle or at an evacuation center. Particularly with the hot weather, pack a little water just to tide you over til you pet(s) are taken to a safe and secure location.
8. Non-Traditional Pets- Pets such as birds, rodents, reptiles will be accepted at many pet boarding companies such as ours. We do not get these pets regularly so we do not have supplies on hand. It is even more important that you have a carrying cage or a cage you can bring with them along with their food and any specialty items that they may require. This is for the safety and comfort of your pet.
9. Phone Numbers: Not only should you prepare a list of your family cell phone numbers to leave with your pet’s caretakers, you should prepare a list of alternate contacts. Additionally, you should program the following phone numbers into your phone as they may be a very helpful resource:
Department of Animal Control Emergency Line: (619)299-0871
Humane Society Rescue Line: (619)236-2341
Emergency Animal Response (EAR):
10. Evacuation Plan: Talk about it and come up with your evacuation plan. Sometimes you aren’t able to get to your pets, you may be at work or away from home when evacuation orders are given or due to road closures. Can you phone a neighbor? Do you have alternate access to your home? Come up with various ways to ensure your pet’s safety!
11. Additional Items/Optional Items: If you have the space and time, some of the optional items you may want to pack with you are:
- food/water bowls
- litter boxes
- Poop bags
These are by no means mandatory or necessary, particularly if you are leaving your pets at a pet care facility or at a humane society evacuation center, but if you are keeping your pets with you at an evacuation center or taking them to friends or family who don’t normally have pets, these items may come in handy.
Lastly, stay calm! Being prepared will be important to ensure a smoother evacuation for you and your pets!
Are you looking to add a new member to the family? Check these links out first to see if you are ready, what breed might be right for you and more!
German Shepherds: Coastal German Shepherd Rescue – www.coastalgsr.org
Huskies: Alley’s Rescued Angels – www.alleysangels.org
Labradors and Friends: www.labradorsandfriends.org
Mixed Breed: Stella’s Hope – www.stellashope.org


"Queen Ruby of Yorkie Towne". She is 5 pounds of pure sugar.
This is Lucy, she is the BEST mama ever, she loves her pups and all the other mama's pups. She is about
5 1/2 pounds.
"Gracie Elizabeth of Yorkie Towne". She is 4 1/2 pounds and full of spunk. She is a mess and we sure love her.
"Josie of Yorkie Towne". She is just under 5 pounds and a super loving mommy.


It’s review time! I’ll start off by saying that these are a total hit with both my dogs, they are grain-free, they contain no artificial ingredients and are very limited when it comes to ingredients which is a plus! These treats come in 3 different flavors lamb, chicken, and turkey. They also come in 2 sizes 8 oz, and 16 oz. I purchased the 8 oz bags since I wasn’t sure my dogs would even like them when I opened the package it was literally filled to the brim with treats, no empty space whatsoever so there is a ton of treats even in the 8 oz packages. The treats themselves are cookie shaped and bite-sized. They don’t stink like some treats do, and they’re also somewhat soft so they can be given to dogs with sensitive teeth. You can buy them on Chewy.com as far as I know that is the only place you can purchase these treats at this time. They are also super affordable! I will leave the link down below let me know what you think!


New Charity Partner!
As you may be aware, we have a specific charity partner every tax year, and are pleased to announce that we’ve chosen our new charity for year 2017-2018.
The Cinnamon Trust are a hugely vital lifeline for the elderly and the terminally ill in being able to protect and preserve the bond between an owner and their beloved pet by enabling a network of volunteers to assist with extra dog walks, delivering cat food, or even temporary fostering during a hospital stay – which in turn leads to happier and healthier humans, who can continue to benefit from the comfort and company of their very best friend, and also means less potential upheaval for the pet.
Click the banner below to visit their website and find out about all the wonderful things they do to support pet owners:
(Anyone who feels they might be a suitable dog-walking volunteer should check out the interactive UK Map on the Cinnamon Trust website, as they have frequently updated walking requests.)
As pet owners and animal lovers, we know very well just how much we benefit from having our furry companions around to love and talk absolute nonsense to, and even whisper secrets into their sleeping ears. The idea of having to give up that much-loved family member due to a hospital stay or becoming more housebound is quite painful, so we’re very keen to help raise awareness and funds for Cinnamon over the next year – and hope you’ll help us too!
As you may already know, our handmade Charity Hair Flowers are always available in the boutique and online, and 25% goes straight to our Charity Partner. We’ll also be exploring special events and flash sales over the year, so keep your eyes peeled if you think you’d be interested in buying beautiful things and doing a good deed at the same time. Of course you are!


Slowly she moved and stretched at the bottom of the bed then wiggled and manoeuvred to snuggle in between us hoping for a cuddle and the possibility of reaching our pillows.
Though the winter sun had not entered the room, I knew what time it was by her routine. Soon she would jump off the bed and run to the back door and wait for it to be opened then after a quick dash into the cold outside, she would briskly run back to the bedroom. Standing beside the high bed she would focus, balance, try and then try again until her damaged hip and her aged legs were ready to jump back onto the bed and the warmth of her blanket. Her name is Angel and she is a rescue dog, an affectionate Staffie who had been returned to the shelter by her first three rescuers before being chosen by the owners she has loved now for nearly 14 years.
Meeting Angel for the first time was a daunting experience as we were seeking her approval to be accepted as her carer and provider while her owners travelled abroad for six weeks. After sharing a delicious home cooked meal with her owners, we joined Angel on her afternoon walk and returning home, she gently lay across my feet to acknowledge her acceptance and assure her owners of their choice. It was an anxious experience for her owners as it would be the first time they had left their home and their precious pet in the care of others.
Initially Angel’s owners faced many obstacles when they rescued her including the fact that she was expelled from every obedience and training course they enrolled her in. She was proving difficult to manage and train and eventually they too decided to return her to the shelter only to be told that they had been her last chance. Not wanting the unthinkable to be Angel’s fate, they decided to keep her and give her another chance. Over the next 14 years she has shown them loyalty, enormous affection and sometimes utter chaos.
We were delighted to have the opportunity to spend six lively and fun-filled weeks with Angel during which time she managed to capture our hearts and our love. Her unique personality, combined with her guttural barking and her stiff hind leg will always be with us. We became familiar with her different noises – the first noise in the morning as she woke when she wanted a cuddle, the unbelievable song she sang when it was time for breakfast, the nagging whimper when it was reward time to the hullabaloo when it was time for her daily walk. Each vocalisation was slightly different in pitch and tone yet nothing like we had ever heard before.
The weather was rather wet and both she and Greg would be muddy from their walk. After lunch each day, Greg would change into his “walking” trousers which would immediately excite Angel and she would run round and round in circles, her nose held high and the clamour would begin. She was so intelligent that she recognised these “walking” trousers when Greg was wearing them even when it was not her walk time and he was simply going to the shops. He would have to pretend to be doing something else, like reading a book, until she settled in her day bed before he could quietly leave the house without her.
She was definitely an optimist and would test us by starting to beg for her dinner at about 4 o’clock each afternoon. Greg thought he would teach her to tell the time and so began their daily ritual of her starting to beg and him telling her “Look at the Clock – what time is it?” “You have one and a half hours to wait”. She would look at him with her big brown eyes as if he was joking then reluctantly return to her bed until a short time later, she would try her luck again. During our time with her, we managed to stall her feeding from 5.00 to 5.15, to 5.30 and even as close as 6pm on at least once occasion. She enjoyed this game with Greg and once she understood it, would just move from her bed and look at the clock and then wait for his speel about the time.
Angel’s life revolved around rewards and she certainly received them from us. On their return, her owners did comment that perhaps she was looking a little heavier than before their holiday. When we left her alone in the house, she had her Kong and though it was always empty on our return, she would greet us with it placed firmly in her mouth because she knew when it was returned to us, she would be rewarded with a biscuit. She was familiar with the sound of the kettle boiling and knew that a cuppa for the humans meant it was biscuit time for her.
On one of her daily walks, the path became rather muddy and Greg decided to move in a slightly different position but as Angel was running in front of him, it took her a little while to realise where he was. Taking a short-cut across the path and mud to join him, she fell into a small hole where the ground was soft. Apparently she was rather horrified that this had happened to her and with her head held high, jumped out as quickly as possible and continued to run to Greg, pretending that this embarrassment had not happened to her.
Angel showered us with so much affection and we came to appreciate how brave and intelligent she is. When her owners returned from their travels she was delighted to see them and for a few hours before we departed, she had four humans to fuss over her and she loved every minute of it. We will always cherish the memories of our time with Angel and the love she showed us.


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We’ve been seeing the Little Live Pets Mama Surprise guinea pig toy all over our Mom groups and it’s a must have Christmas toy this year! In fact, it’s currently at the very top of our hot Christmas toy list, and we’ve already grabbed one for our girl.
Act fact, this is surely one that’s going to sell out!
What is Little Live Pets Mama Surprise?
The newest interactive pet from Little Live Pets, Mama Surprise introduces new, fun, and exciting ways to care for your pets.
Mama guinea pig comes complete with a deluxe interactive hutch, where you will feed Mama, brush her long soft hair, and shower her with love and attention.
Take care of Mama guinea pig by petting her, feeding her, and brushing her long hair. As Mama’s gets this loving attention, her heart will begin to glow, and a baby guinea pig will be on the way. Once her heart lights up, place her back in the hutch!
With Mama inside her interactive hutch, she’ll bring a new bundle of joy to your family – a baby guinea pig, with its own special care package!
Keep caring for Mama and you’ll get 2 more babies for your guinea pig family.
All three guinea pig babies come complete with a birth certificate, 2 accessories, and 2 hair elastics. Style your babies in one of three adorable looks: Rock N Roll, Preppy, or Princess.
Best of all, this experience can be recreated over and over, so your little one can keep caring for Mama Surprise guinea pig and have her deliver her babies again!
What’s Included With Mama Surprise?
- Mama Guinea Pig
- Interactive Hutch
- 3 Guinea Pig Babies
- Birth Certificates, Accessories, Hair Elastics
- 20 Sounds and Reactions
- 2o+ Pieces to Play With


Best Robot Vacuum for Husky Hair
If you want to give your pet a luxurious life with the right care, you need to get professional and well-trained animals. However, most of them are not aware about it and they have to go through many problems during their daily lives. While some pets can live happily without human touch, some are actually afraid of living that kind of lifestyle. So, you can’t deny yourself from giving this experience to your pet and providing them with all kinds of toys, like toys with wheels. Best Robot Vacuum for Husky Hair These toys will help you to keep them busy and engaged in various activities. Furthermore, these toys won’t hurt their delicate skin. Therefore, you can also use this robotic cleaner robot to help clean your space and make your home comfortable.
It is possible to choose different types of products for our dogs, which will be useful to them and will do good to you as well. That is why we thought it and created different types of cleaning robots for our furry friend. But there are more than enough benefits of choosing such things.
Here you can find the list of Best Baby Robot Cleaner with Different Types of Tasks How To Use And Other Benefits of Pet Robot Cleaner?
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However, when it comes to picking out the toys for your husky to play with, we recommend you the items that are made from silicone or plastic, because of the durable construction. Moreover, you will see the advantages you get by using these toys.
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As you know, a kitchen appliance is useful and important for everyone. A new kitchen makes your pets happier, since they will always look forward to their meals with their owners. Best Robot Vacuum for Husky Hair Your furry friend can enjoy using this kettle from zebra pets. When he wants to put away his food at night, he will start playing with his toys as soon as he wakes up. This dish will make him happy and active as he plays in the kitchen. Plus, it will help you keep all kinds of foods and beverages for your kitten and will save lots of money. If you want to have the best kitchen appliances for your furry friend, you can buy both stainless steel, glass, ceramic.
Benefits Of Pet Cleaners Robots
It is obvious that there are lots of purposes of the modern technology, especially among young people. Nowadays, children see the necessity to have their own things, which doesn’t let them have their own pets. Especially when they grow up, they become more aware of the world around them. Not to mention that your child likes being on the top of every parent’s heart and that he/she needs to feel that he/she is loved by his parents. That is why they need an excellent care for pets, Best Robot Vacuum for Husky Hair because they want to know that you give the utmost importance to them. So, they can live with comfort and safety and feel safe and protected.
To provide your pet with the necessary care, this is what I can say. So, I think it would be beneficial to offer you the usage of robots that are extremely competent and helpful. Not only do they protect your family members but they also keep track of all the products that you need.
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This bed is specially designed for your precious Housky, and she will love to lie peacefully. It is also suitable for your pup. If you choose this bed for your fur baby, then you will come to see what they have. First, this bed supports you as a person as well. You will feel safe in this bed and will take off your shoes by pressing the footplates on the floor. Best Robot Vacuum for Husky Hair Also, the pillow covers all the weight of the body, making it easier to sleep as well as support your pet’s joints. Furthermore, this bed is also waterproof and easy to wash.
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Best PicoSticks Dog Bowls
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Best Dog Ball Pit Training Equipment
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Best Cheerio Dog Treat Dispenser
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