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Pet Ownership Improves your Life!
Post by Trish Manche Upon noticing that Tuesday, April 7th is World Health Day, it seemed appropriate to share how pet ownership can improve your life. Although there are cat owners, dog owners and lovers of both, they offer many of the same benefits. Jackson Galaxy uses the word guardian when he talks about people…
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What is the benefit of adopting from a rescue vs. a shelter?
Post by Trish Manche Let’s start with the difference between the two entities.A shelter is typically * This is a heartbreaking statistic, but is far kinder than dropping a pet on the street to “fend for themselves”. Domesticated pets who are cared for with daily meals, etc. have lost or not developed the skills required. Although they were…
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Why Dogs & Cats Should Not Share Food
Post by Trish Manche As most pet parents know, it can be nearly impossible to keep dogs from cat food and cats from dog food. Is there any harm in them eating each other’s food? Yes! Can you just buy one or the other? The answer is no. While all animals need vitamins and other nutrients,…
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Safe Thanksgiving Fare for Pets
Post by Trish Manche Welcome to the 2024 holidays! While we have so much to be thankful for, including our furry companions, things can go awry if we do not take special precautions for them during this holiday season. The number one thing on my list for both dogs and cats is related to visitors.…
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Regular Heartworm Prevention and Veterinary Care for Dogs and Cats
Post by Trish Manche As part of our placement for our rescued pets, we want to make sure they are going to a home that will provide them with proper veterinary care for their lifetime. As part of this process is our team that reaches out to the veterinarian listed on the application to make…
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Have you chosen the best legacy for your pet?
Post by Trish Manche It’s hard to face the reality as we get older that we might have pets who outlive us. Unfortunately it’s a cold, hard truth. Dogs and cats can live anywhere from 10 – 20 years depending on their size and their health. What is your plan for your pet(s) when you…
