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It's National Best Friends Day! Share a picture of you and your best friend!

National Hug Your Cat Day! Hugging animals can decrease stress and lower blood pressure. Maye sure to hug your cat today!

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Adopt a Cat Month! Cat Adoption Checklist Thinking of adopting a cat? First, check out these helpful tips, gathered by American Humane. If you’re thinking about adopting a cat, consider taking home two. Cats require exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction. Two cats can provide this for each other. Plus they’ll provide more benefits to you. Cats’ purring has been shown to soothe humans as well as themselves and they have an uncanny ability to just make you smile...Continue reading

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National Suerhero Day!

Happy Wrold Penguin Day!!

The Importance of Socialization In the age-old discussion of Nature versus Nurture, the fact is both are important. Nature is what your puppy or dog is born with, and nurture is what you provide for a happy, healthy, affectionate, well-adjusted, and well-mannered dog. A critical aspect of nurture is socialization. Its importance cannot be underrated in raising a psychologically healthy puppy. In fact, providing your puppy with a broad range of experiences prior to the...Continue reading

National Chocolate Cake Day! Yum!!

National Plan for Vacation Day! Where are you planning to go for vacation this year?

It's National Opposites Day!

National Change a Pet's Life Day!

Here are some tips for walking your dog: Walking Your Dog is Bonding Time Walking together is a great time to focus on training your dog and strengthening the bond between you.... Bring the Necessities Make the walk pleasant for you and your dog. Always carry bags for cleaning up and disposing of doggie poop. Change it up To make walks more fun for you and your dog, pick new pathsand travel off the normal route by taking your dog on different routes. Safety after Dark During the winter it gets dark early. If you normally walk your dog before the sunrise or late afternoon/evening hours, you want to make sure you can be seen by motorists, bicyclists and other dog walkers/pedestrians. Know how far to go How much walking time is enough for your dog? Factors to consider are your dog’s size (especially the length of his or her legs), breed, age, general health, and the walking environment.