Well, that was weird! Townsquare’s home office ended my search for an article about pets! Email out of bounds I just got an email that basically said – with the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show coming up in a month, here is the result of a poll to determine which state prefers dogs over cats. […]
Monthly Archives: May 2022
When the Center for Veterinary Expertise (COVE) opened in May 2012, the 24/7 emergency and specialist veterinary hospital was the only independent practice of its kind in Suffolk, surrounded by a handful of other clinics offering various models of urgent care. Some were company-owned, while others were independently owned, but didn’t offer the breadth and […]
A study conducted by The Royal Veterinary College warns that pugs face serious health risks and concluded that the dog breed can “no longer be considered a typical dog from a health perspective.” The popular breed is known and loved for its flat appearance, bulging eyes, wrinkled forehead, and knotted tail, but the consequences of […]
On Wednesday, a ban will be put in place that prohibits the sale of pets in Springfield pet stores. The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Advocacy director Kara Holmquist has been working on the project to end the sale of rabbits, puppies and kittens from commercial breeders, but will allow pet […]
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A Polk County court has become the scene of a lawsuit between a Polk County man and Big Cat Rescue, made famous in recent years by the Netflix show “Tiger King.” Big Cat Rescue is a non-profit organization registered in Citrus Park. Big Cat Rescue and CEO Howard Baskin are facing […]
Many of us have decided to welcome new puppies into our homes over the past couple of years – Dog club figures show dog ownership has soared by almost 8% and demand for four-legged friends post-lockdown remains high. There are 221 different purebred dog breeds to choose from, as well as plenty of crossbreeds, so […]
Daniel Levy Gone are the days of the bare minimum. It is no longer enough to offer residents a cramped room, a sterile atmosphere or a collection of age-old rocking chairs. The next generation’s vibrant, savvy young adults have more options than they’ve ever had, and if you want to stand out and provide your […]
A group of animal rights activists are once again concerned about horses being kept for pony rides in Griffith Park, complaining the animals are being forced to work even as temperatures soar into the 90s. Los Angeles Alliance for Animals is planning a protest at the park on Sunday to demand that the city of […]
The New York Senate passed a bill ban the retail sale of animals in pet stores. The bill was part of a comprehensive set of laws the state Senate has advanced to fight for animal welfare. State senators introduced seven bills focused on animal testing, animal cruelty, animal abandonment, ban on puppy mill sales, insurance […]
As Newcastle United have been taken over by the wealthiest owners in world football, a lot of changes are set to happen over the next few years. Under the ownership of Mike Ashley things had been left to decay and the club existed rather than growing. Amanda Staveley and Saudi fund PIF are determined that […]
BROCKPORT, NY (WROC) – Puppy Mills in New York State is currently legal, but advocates argue that the basic requirements for these breeders are inhumane. Now New York relief organizations are fighting for the passage of a bill that would put a stop to this process. If passed, NY’s Puppy Mill Bill (S1130/A4283) would prevent […]
RICHLAND, PA — The Bucks County SPCA rescued 20 sick cats and 1 dog from “extremely unsanitary conditions” at a home in Richland Meadows Mobile Home Park last week, the shelter reported Friday. The owner had recently been evicted and BCSPCA Chief Constable Nikki Thompson was sent home May 6 by Richland Township Constable Jason […]
EAST HAVEN, CT – Say cheese. Or just bark or meow. Enter a photo of your pet in the first Rotary East Haven/Camp Rising Sun Virtual Pet Photo Contest and help send a child who has faced cancer to a week of camp. Rotary said it was “delighted to present” the face of its newest […]
Veterans are encouraged to get their hands dirty and improve their health through a program that is extended to Broome County. The first hands-on program for veterans to learn food and farming skills takes place May 14 at the Broome County Regional Farmers’ Market. WNBF News/Roger Neel PhotoWNBF News/Roger Neel Photo Program workshops offered by […]
Three puppies on their way to forever homes arrive at the Nashville Humane Association as part of a Tulsa Humane Hub transportation program funded by the PEDIGREE Foundation. 119,000 dogs helped in 2021 FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE, USA, May 12, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — The PEDIGREE Foundation has published its 2021 Impact Report, highlighting how his $750,000 in […]
Allow us to introduce you to this week pet of the week of the Vanderburgh Humane Society. Meet Raja. Hey, I’m Raja, a 13 year old torbie from VHS. My fur is luxurious and my coloring is unique. All I know is roll over, look cute and have pets. It’s good, though! At my age, […]
Our new Heart + Paw Animal Hospital in Lake Hopatcong, NJ will provide the high quality services your pet needs to live their best life. Our veterinarians and team will offer wellness and preventative care, dentistry, surgery and more all in one convenient location, with an emphasis on delivering low-stress care in a […]
The past two years have seen many of us welcome a new four-legged friend into our homes, as the Dog club has seen dog ownership increase by almost eight percent during the pandemic. But with 221 different purebred dog breeds to choose from, there’s a lot to think about before choosing your perfect pup. There’s […]
Leon Valley voters returned Mayor Chris Riley for a 10th term, while Place 2 Councilor Josh Stevens retained two challengers in Saturday’s election. Riley garnered 820 votes, or 71%, winning over Evan Bohl, who garnered 330 votes, or 29%. In place 2, Stevens was re-elected with 53% of the vote, beating Elaine Valdez, who got […]
I received a call early Monday morning from someone who lives near the Three Forks area and they told me that in the past month or so over 100 dogs have gone missing around Three Forks, Ennis, Harrison and the Whitehall area. When I questioned the person further, they told me that the “rumor” circulating […]
Brad Zook, Moses Lake Police Constable, Chief of K9 and Veterinarian Jesyka Morrison. The Moses Lake Police Department will host a special awards ceremony on Tuesday to recognize personnel involved in a 2020 police shooting. Among those to be honored will be retired K9 chief and his senior officer Nick Stewart. The Chief will receive […]
Our cabin is approximately 2 miles from Walnut Springs, a small town (population less than 750) 13 miles south of Glen Rose and midway between Waco and Fort Worth. The community is best known for its annual Rattlesnake Roundup, which takes place the first weekend in March. We have 10 acres west of town with […]
Suppose the original dog was a multi-purpose animal. Over time, humans began to require their dogs to perform specific tasks and select certain abilities. Thus was born the “specialized” dog. The Romans, for example, had companion dogs, draft dogs, sight dogs, etc. In the 17th century, English dogs were divided into groups based on their […]
Many people recognize Old Order Amish for their horse-drawn carriages and 17th-century appearance which includes mostly dark-colored clothing, beards for men, head coverings for women in public, and a ban on zippers. slide. Buttons? These are fine. “Will Alisha react to the internet, cell phones and computers in your house,” our friend Gerry from Long […]
A recent essay by Iben Meyer and colleagues, “Pampered pets or poor bastards? The welfare of dogs kept as pets” caught my attention because the research focused on comparing the welfare of companion dogs with that of modern village dogs.1 Some people think that modern companion dogs – often referred to as “domesticated” dogs – […]
DES MOINES, Iowa — The Iowa Animal Rescue League continues to care for its most recent rescues. Some of the dogs we received an update for are a Great Dane who was found starving in a wire crate and the most recent rescue from a puppy mill near Hedrick. Since arriving at ARL, all of […]
OSHKOSH (NBC 26) — Local animal shelters are currently “overflowing” with dogs, many of them strays or misplaced, according to the Oshkosh Area Humane Society. OAHS says it saw a 33% increase in wanderers over the past three-year average for the first quarter. Typically, an average of 80% of strays are returned to their owners, […]
AMARILLO and Lubbock, Texas (PRESS RELEASE) — Here is a press release from Texas Tech University: In 1956, visionary Lonnie Allsup and his wife, Barbara, opened a one-of-a-kind store in Clovis, New Mexico. Since then, the Allsup convenience store has been a fixture in cities across West Texas and New Mexico. Lonnie also left an […]
FREMONT, Neb. (WOWT) – Volunteers at a Nebraska pet shelter are concerned about what they saw at a state-licensed breeding facility. A 4 month old puppy needs surgery. Animal rescuer Rae Tuff says the dog’s name is Cash for a reason. Puppy surgery will cost $6,000. A broken femur was discovered by Rae’s vet three […]
Countryside Huskies is on a mission to give our customers only happy, healthy, quality puppies raised in the healthiest environments. Huskies are loved for their absolutely fierce and beautiful appearance. But that’s not where it stops for fans of this particular breed. Huskies are known to be lovable, fiercely independent, and incredibly sweet. They also […]
Scene from 2021 Dog Jog. Courtesy picture FOSCA News: Los Alamos Dog Jog organizers thank their ever-supportive, pet-loving community for participating in the 2022 Los Alamos Dog Jog. Despite the smoke associated with nearby fires, Saturday April 30 dawned sunny, clear and calm. To celebrate the beautiful morning, about twenty runners and more than 100 […]