Real Stories, Real Results

[embedded content] This webinar will challenge you to rethink the way adoptions happen and inspire you to make small, intentional changes by applying proven tools that build trust, strengthen matches, and help convert more visitors into adopters—using insights from data and visitor feedback to create lasting improvements in your adoption program. Speakers: Amanda Foster – Director of Programs, HASS Jenifer Reed – Senior Education & Program Specialist, HASS Our Website: www.humananimalsupportservice… Facebook:...

    Posted On: Feb 18, 2026 | Category: Human Animal Support Services InformationView Details

The 8 Chakras: Uncovering Hidden Influences of Pet Behavior

Learn tips and tricks about pet behavior and the 8 chakras from the world’s foremost animal communicator! Expert animal communicator Joan Ranquet has spent decades exploring the link between animal behavior and chakras—energy centers within and around the body—and she knows that behavioral challenges can stem from there. That’s because when one or more chakras are blocked, it can manifest as stress, discomfort, anxiety, fear, and behavioral/relationship challenges. Find out more about the 8 chakras, how they impact...

    Posted On: Feb 18, 2026 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Cat Information Dog Information InformationView Details

Maddie’s Weekly Roundup: My Dog is My Home conference, “snowcations” and more!

Happy Tuesday! Below is a brief roundup of resources added over the past week. How one animal organization had success with “snowcations” during snowstormsWe know that short-term foster care can have immense benefits in helping lower stress levels in shelter dogs. Research shows that just a one or two night stay away from a shelter can drastically reduce dogs’ cortisol levels. And upon returning to the shelter, cortisol levels returned to baseline. Meaning the short-term foster sleepover essentially… Learn More...

    Posted On: Feb 17, 2026 | Category: Chew On This InformationView Details

Private dog-friendly airlines

See how dog-first aviation services are redefining air travel with in-cabin seating, no cargo holds, and stress-free perks for every canine passenger. When it comes to air travel, dog parents want safety and comfort for their four-legged friends. Thanks to the introduction of private dog-friendly airlines, canines of all sizes can fly stress-free with their families. Your dog can relax in your lap, lie by your feet, or even enjoy a seat of her own. No more cargo holds! Let’s take a look at what’s out there.  How private...

    Posted On: Feb 16, 2026 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Cat Information Dog Information InformationView Details

Dog Hydration on the Go: What to Pack for Year-Round Walks, Hikes, and Travel with Your Pup

Want better ways to keep your dog hydrated on the go? Check out these dog hydration tips to help them drink more when you’re on the move! Keeping your dog well-hydrated helps regulate their body temperature, supports joint and organ function, and prevents dangerous issues like heat exhaustion. When you’re traveling or exercising together, dog hydration is even more important. However, it can be challenging to make sure your dog drinks enough on the go. Here are some great tips for your adventures at any time of year! Equipment...

    Posted On: Feb 16, 2026 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Dog Information InformationView Details

Bringing Home a Shelter Dog

Bringing home a shelter dog is an exciting and rewarding experience. Understanding what to expect during those first weeks can help you and your new companion start off on the right paw. Creating Routines and Building Trust When your shelter dog first arrives home, everything is new and possibly overwhelming for them. Consistency is your best friend during this transition period. Dogs thrive when they know what to expect, so establishing a predictable daily schedule helps them feel secure in their new environment. Set regular times for meals,...

    Posted On: Feb 13, 2026 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Dog Information InformationView Details

Superfoods and Ancient Grains for Dogs: Rethinking What’s in Your Pup’s Bowl

Discover why you should consider adding superfoods and ancient grains for dogs to their bowl today! What your dog eats is more than just calories to fill their belly—their food also impacts their health, happiness, and vitality. Modern pet parents understand the importance of feeding balanced, protein-rich meals, but what about other ingredients that can benefit health? Ancient grains and superfoods have been nourishing humans and animals for thousands of years. These time-tested ingredients deliver powerful nutrition that supports...

    Posted On: Feb 13, 2026 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Dog Information InformationView Details

Constipation in Cats: Who Got Me Blocked?

When your feline companion struggles with constipation, it can be uncomfortable and concerning for both of you. Understanding natural ways to prevent and manage this common digestive issue can help keep your cat healthy and happy. What Is Constipation? Constipation happens when your cat has difficulty passing stool or doesn’t have regular bowel movements. You might notice your cat straining in the litter box, producing small or hard stools, or going less frequently than normal. Some cats may show signs of discomfort or avoid the litter...

    Posted On: Feb 12, 2026 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Cat Information InformationView Details

How one animal organization had success with “snowcations” during snowstorms

We know that short-term foster care can have immense benefits in helping lower stress levels in shelter dogs. Research shows that just a one or two night stay away from a shelter can drastically reduce dogs’ cortisol levels. And upon returning to the shelter, cortisol levels returned to baseline. Meaning the short-term foster sleepover essentially serves as a break or vacation for them. Charlotte-Mecklenberg Animal Care and Control (CMACC) has had a thriving staycation and daycation (field-trip) program for several years. But with the...

    Posted On: Feb 12, 2026 | Category: Chew On This InformationView Details

How fresh food slows aging in dogs

Groundbreaking study shows fresh, minimally processed food promotes healthier aging in dogs We’re always looking for ways to optimize our dogs’ health and longevity. Feeding a fresh, minimally processed dog food plays an important role in promoting health and slowing the aging process.  Dr. Heather Huson, Associate Professor of Animal Sciences at Cornell University, recently concluded a groundbreaking year-long study. It examined the effects of feeding senior dogs fresh, human-grade food versus a standard extruded kibble...

    Posted On: Feb 11, 2026 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Cat Information Dog Information InformationView Details