As a rescuer, I am constantly faced with the challenge of naming my foster kitties.  It’s a fun challenge and certainly not one to be stressed over – but as it happens, it can be stressful to choose the right … Continue reading →

Your pets are members of your family. You want them to be safe and ready in case of a disaster or emergency. September is National Preparedness Month, so it’s time to get them (and you) ready as a disaster can … Continue reading →

It’s back to school for the kids so why not for your dogs and cats too!  You don’t have to send them to school.  Rather, you can do some of the training yourself.  Here are some tips on doing on … Continue reading →

Cat rescue can be a bit challenging but is also very rewarding.  We can set traps for days, weeks, or months and not catch cats we want to rescue – or at least fix and return back to where they … Continue reading →

I have been aware of community cats in my neighborhood for many years but first really started interacting with them about 3 years ago when I began to see some on a regular basis.  I am baffled by the ongoing … Continue reading →

I never really thought of myself as a cat rescuer. I have always had a soft spot for cats but rescuing them wasn’t something I thought I could ever do because it would be so heartbreaking. As an adult, I … Continue reading →

The Fourth of July is a great time for relaxation with friends and family – and of course your four legged family members.   A barbecue, alcohol, and fireworks are often a great way to spend the day. However, these things … Continue reading →

Summer is officially just a week away.  Warmer weather is sweeping the nation and our dogs want to be outside more and more.  Of course it’s hot, so water sports are a great way to keep your dog active and … Continue reading →

Pets obviously hold a special place in our lives, and the number of households that count at least one four-legged family member is on the rise. Owning a shaggy dog or befriending a fuzzy feline can be a fantastic way … Continue reading →

A therapy pet is a pet – typically a dog – trained to provide affection and comfort to people in hospitals, retirement homes, nursing homes, schools, hospices, disaster areas, and to people with learning or physical difficulties.  There are many benefits associated with animal … Continue reading →