Adopt a Less-Adoptable Dog Week
September 16 to September 22 is “Adopt a Less-Adoptable Pet Week.” Reasons to consider a dog that may have been overlooked by other adopters include the following: They’ve Spent More […]
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National Dog Week
National Dog Week, introduced in 1928, is a celebration of dogs…what they mean to people and improving the lives of all dogs. Celebrated the last full week of September each […]
#RememberMeThursday
Pet ownership is on the rise in the US, with more than 50% of households having at least one pet. Despite this, more than 6 million cats and dogs enter […]
Puppy Mill Survivors Day
A puppy mill is a dog breeding operation that ignores the health of the dogs to keep overhead low and maximize revenues. There are an estimated 10,000 puppy mills in […]
National Black Dog Day
“Black Dog Syndrome” is a phenomenon identified in 2011 by Colleen Paige where dogs with black coats or dark-colored coats were overlooked for adoption. This tendency for people to overlook […]
National Pet Wellness Month
National Pet Wellness Month aims to raise awareness about the pet aging process and promote your pet’s wellness. It’s important to: Schedule regular veterinarian check-ups to monitor your pet's health […]
Natl. Animal Safety & Protection Month
National Animal Safety and Protection Month in October reminds us of our responsibility when we have domesticated pets as family members. We never expect an emergency. No matter what we […]
