by: J. D. Heyes In this high-tech world, sometimes it’s better to rely on a low-tech solution or, in this case, no tech. A new study to be published in the … Continue reading
Naturalists in Africa have long noted that some lions in Ethiopia look a bit different than regular lions, mostly on account of a dark mane that extends from the head, … Continue reading
INCREDIBLE photos have emerged of a heroic dog who risked her life to rescue her puppies from a house fire. The brave mutt, named Amanda, sprang into action after a … Continue reading
Summer is a fun time of year for humans and dogs alike. Many dogs (and people) love to play outdoors despite the heat. Some homes do not have air-conditioning, so … Continue reading
By Sharon Levy of Nature magazine Near the dawn of time, the story goes, Coyote saved the creatures of Earth. According to the mythology of Idaho’s Nez Perce people, the monster Kamiah … Continue reading
My theory on most of these humped type Cryptios are that they are the same one or two that move around from using underground water ways that we can not descover because … Continue reading
So I have decide after about a year of debaite and talking to my therapist and former case manager to start the process to get then train a service dog. … Continue reading
Can we say victory!? In response to concerns raised by the ASPCA and our “No Pet Store Puppies” campaign, measures will be put in place to ensure that puppy mill … Continue reading
April 10, 2012 Gee, that sure is a lot of candles on our cake. Yep, today marks the 146th birthday of the ASPCA, the oldest humane organization in the … Continue reading
Date: 03-25-12 Host: George Knapp Guests: David Paulides George Knapp was joined for the full four hours by David Paulides, a former lawman turned investigative journalist, for a discussion on a … Continue reading
By Dr. Becker Giardia are flagellated protozoa, or one-celled organisms, that are found not only in the small intestine of dogs and cats, but also in most wild animals and, … Continue reading
In the dwindling days of summer last year, Hurricane Irene caused a temporary disruption in “Operation Chihuahua” – an airlift of precious cargo originally scheduled for August 30, 2011. The … Continue reading
Training is just as important for small breed dogs as it is for large breed dogs. Because their small size allows some people to overlook a small dog’s bad behavior, dog owners … Continue reading
By Laura Zuckerman SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) – Bird enthusiasts are reporting rising numbers of snowy owls from the Arctic winging into the lower 48 states this winter in a mass … Continue reading
Ear cleaning is an essential part of your dog’s basic groomingroutine. All dogs should have their ears cleaned from time to time, but some dogs need more frequent and thorough cleaning … Continue reading