Trikin’ with your Pooch
I don’t know about you, but I’m always looking for ways for my dogs to get exercise. I’m a firm believer that “a tired dog is a happy dog.” I don’t get the opportunity to get …
Taking Time to “Heel”
Growing up in Southern California I’ve been used to seeing dogs on leashes at all times, unless I’m at a dog park. I knew there were other parts of the world where people were able to …
Why Spay/Neuter your pet?
Unbelievably, just one unaltered female dog, her mate, and their litters can produce over 67,000 puppies in a scant six years! While in the U.S., more than four million unwanted dogs and cats are euthanized annually, …
Microchipping: Quick & Easy!
Written by Kerry Oldridge in
Responsible Pet Ownership
How Microchips Save Lives The single most important thing you can do to protect your animal from theft or loss is to make sure that your animal has identification on at ALL times. Although collars with …
Lancelot will forever be remembered for his brave struggle to survive an insurmountable illness believed to have been a brain tumor. We rescued him near the end of his life and despite all our efforts, he grew weaker and weaker and finally refused to eat. See