Are Pets the Cure for Violence?
By Tatiana Garrett Violence is a virus, and animals are the Penicillin. It’s nothing new to look at the violence epidemic in the same way..
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The Little Tuft of Fur
By Tracy Ahrens Thanksgiving night 2007 I shared a bite of pumpkin pie and whipped cream with my Brittany Spaniel, Speckles. Shortly after,..
Chicago: Get Out There and Play!
By Lara Jackson It’s been a long, cold, rainy (and even snowy) spring in Chicago, and I’m sure we’re all ready for some..
7 Tips to Prevent Pet Theft
You don’t want to think of your pet ever getting taken from you, but the truth is that pets do get stolen, and it’s important..
Why the Meat Industry is Bad for the Environment
By Andrew Puccetti April 22 is Earth Day, and there are many ways to celebrate this important holiday and reduce your carbon footprint. For..
Going the Extra Green Mile
By Lara Jackson Every day, each of us makes decisions that affect the environment. Sometimes these decisions impact it in a positive way..
Conscious Living: You Are What You Eat
As pet parents, we take the time and attention needed to be sure we’re feeding our animals right. We learn how to read our..
Lint Roller Poses Sticky Situation
By Tracy Ahrens Some dogs run when you pick up a bottle of shampoo in preparation for their bath time. Then there are cats that abscond the..
The Easter Bunny Problem (Infographic)
Every year around Easter shelters and pet stores see an increase in rabbit adoptions. This is closely followed by a spike in abandoned..
Rabbits are not Good Easter Gifts
By Andrew Puccetti Rabbits are a major symbol of the Easter Holiday. During this time of the year, they are advertised as basket-stuffers..
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