TSA Agents Surprised To Find Live Cat Hidden In Checked Suitcase

It’s no secret that cats can be masters of hiding. We once tore the entire house apart searching for my friend’s cat, going as far as to look outside and under cars. The cat was nowhere to be found, she’d completely vanished. But that evening, we saw her casually stroll out from my friend’s closet, a closet we searched at least 3 times. It was a relief, but also frustrating. There’s just something about perfect little hiding spots that have an allure to cats. They love tucking themselves into boxes, drawers,...

    Posted On: Nov 26, 2022 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Top 5 signs your dog needs ‘warming’ food

Did you know the ‘temperature’ of your dog’s diet can impact everything from their health to their energy levels and even their emotional well-being? According to Eastern Food Therapy (EFT) our bodies run either warm, cool or neutral and eating specific foods can help correct any imbalances. For dogs that run too cool, a warming diet is the answer.  Tip: A healthy dog has neutral energy, which means they will be alert, active and happy. The top 5 signs your dog has too much cool energy are: Frequent Colds and...

    Posted On: Nov 26, 2022 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine InformationView Details

How Your Pet Parenting Style Affects Your Dog’s Behavior

It’s not only kids who are being molded by their parents’ ways. Researchers at Oregon State University found that different pet-parenting styles affect the patterns of their dogs’ behavior. We broke down the three different pet-parenting styles addressed in the study and how dogs respond to them. Authoritative dog owners Dogs with authoritative owners, who were characterized by high expectations and high responsiveness to their dog’s needs, were the most secure, social and sensitive to social context. They were also...

    Posted On: Nov 26, 2022 | Category: ArticlesView Details

Farm Animals Go Unprotected During Disasters, And Millions Die Because No Laws Protect Them

When natural disasters strike, animal shelters can find themselves overwhelmed with pets, while dealing with reduced or damaged facilities. There are federal resources that support the rescue and care of household pets, but many other animals are being left behind to face a horrific death. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has several Individual Assistance programs designed to support disaster survivors and household pets, under the >PETS Act passed in 2006 shortly after Hurricane Katrina. This law requires that states...

    Posted On: Nov 25, 2022 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Your Guide to Camping with Dogs

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    Posted On: Nov 25, 2022 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Dog Information InformationView Details

How To Train an Aussiedoodle

An Aussiedoodle is a hybrid of an Australian Shepherd and a Poodle. Aussiedoodles were first intentionally bred in North America in the late 1990s or early 2000s. Aussiedoodles are extremely intelligent, energetic dogs. They aren’t for couch potatoes, but they can be great for active families who want a companion for long walks, running and hiking. They have a life expectancy of 10 to 13 years. So, if you want a playful, loyal, athletic dog, an Aussiedoodle can be the right dog for you. Aussiedoodle personality traits To understand how...

    Posted On: Nov 25, 2022 | Category: ArticlesView Details

New Help for Dogs with Cancer

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, approximately 1 in 4 dogs will, at some stage in their lives, develop a tumor, and almost 50 % of dogs over age 10 will develop cancer. But efforts are underway to help pets improve life quality and expectancy — and help owners cope. Three organizations helping your dog with cancer: The Pet Cancer Foundation The Pet Cancer Foundation officially launched in October 2022 and next year seeks to invest $2.5 million in research for earlier cancer detection in pets, $1 million to...

    Posted On: Nov 24, 2022 | Category: ArticlesView Details

A holistic healthcare plan for senior dogs and cats

Following this 5-point holistic healthcare plan will help your senior dog or cat stay well and live longer. As a holistic veterinarian, I like to divide my patients into three populations based on age. The first stage is puppyhood and kittenhood (until animals are 12 months old), then adulthood (five to ten years depending on breed). Finally comes the senior or geriatric stage, which lasts from around eight to ten years until death (usually 15 to 20 years, depending on breed and species). Dividing the population in this fashion allows me to...

    Posted On: Nov 24, 2022 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Cat Information Dog Information InformationView Details

It’s Time for Holiday Pet Photos and Greeting Cards Featuring Your Favorite Fur Babies with Santa!

The holidays are upon us, signaling the need for involved pet parents to get on the stick and start thinking about photos with Santa or greeting cards featuring their fuzzy little pride and joy. If you’re dying to create lasting images of your fur kids sitting on Santa’s lap or group shots to be sent out as Christmas cards, don’t wait until the last minute like last year and flub it. There are places you can go besides the mall to get pictures taken with holiday backdrops and props to add to your photo album. Photo:...

    Posted On: Nov 24, 2022 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Buster The Trampoline Dog From The Iconic John Lewis Commerical Has Died

The iconic dog from the 2016 John Lewis trampoline Christmas commercial passed away at 12 years old. Biff the boxer played Buster in the popular commercial and quickly became a fan-favorite. Photo: YouTube/ProTrampolines In the commercial, Buster can be seen jumping on a trampoline on Christmas morning, bursting with joy and enthusiasm. You can see the commercial for yourself below: [embedded content] Jan Patten, Biff’s owner, started the dog his own Instagram account where she could share updates about him for his fans. While Biff...

    Posted On: Nov 23, 2022 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details