If international travel becomes safe again, the Poezenboot (Catboat) in Amsterdam is one of the places on my list of dream destinations. Forbes recently did a feature on this floating cat sanctuary, which has been in existence because 1966. It … Continued
Black cats. FIV+ cats. senior cats. Special needs cats. These are just a few of the aspects that can make a feline seem “less adoptable.” To promote these special cats (and dogs, too), Petfinder has designated September 17 – 25 as “Adopt-A-Less-Adoptable-Pet … Continued
Last Saturday, NatGeo Wild ran a special titled “The woman with 700 Cats” about feline home on the Kings, the largest feline sanctuary in the world. Did you enjoy it? Unfortunately, my cord system doesn’t offer NatGeo Wild, so I missed it. Hopefully, … Continued
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This post may consist of affiliate links. We may earn money or products from the companies pointed out in this post. I just received a preview of one of national geographic Channel’s great new programs called In The Womb: Dogs … Continued
Sponsored guest post by Eric Converse, VP, AirRestore* We all learned a lot about the value of fresh outdoor air this year. After a winter season and spring being cooped up inside, how numerous of us went outside for a … Continued
This publish contains affiliate links* The nineteenth century was a rough time to be a stray feline in new York City, however a few lucky ones were rescued. In The feline guy of Gotham: Tales of Feline Friendships in new … Continued
This post may include affiliate links. We may earn money or products from the companies discussed in this post. My search for the top canine blog started a couple months ago when I chose to clean up my RSS feed … Continued
Introducing the iFetch A household program iFetch, maker of wildly-popular automatic sphere launchers as well as brain games for dogs, is introducing a new give-back program aimed at assisting long stay shelter dogs out of their concrete pens as well … Continued
By Deborah Hansen June 1, 2020 The world has changed greatly since I wrote my last article on house–call grooming. many of us have experienced Stay–at–Home orders and closures for being considered non–essential businesses. We have new terms in our … Continued