Pit Bull to a Sweet Lady: I Was Abandoned, But You Gave Me Love and a Forever Home

Pit bulls are among the most misunderstood and most maltreated dog breeds in the world. If humans fear these dogs, it was also humans’ fault. Many morally-twisted people have been using this breed for dog fighting. But, in truth, pit bulls were originally nanny dogs — a cross-breed between a boxer and a terrier. Famous dog behaviorist Cesar Millan, fur parent of pit bulls Daddy and Junior whom the world has admired and loved, enumerated several reasons why we can accept this dog breed into our hearts: FIRST Pit bulls have the...

    Posted On: Jan 15, 2023 | Category: Articles Dog Information The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Hotel with a Heart: Traveler Posts about Hotel that’s Given an Old Dog a Forever Home

Aging is just as difficult for dogs as it is for humans. In fact, many old dogs are often abandoned or returned to shelters because they’re already slow and sickly. Moreover, they are also often the last to be chosen for adoption. Photo: Tiktok/ida2marie Dogs are considered senior when they reach 7 years old; with larger dog breeds, aging is a bit sooner. By this time, their health starts to deteriorate and they become more vulnerable to diseases. Old Dog Haven has posted a sentimental blog that will touch your heart. It made a list of...

    Posted On: Jan 13, 2023 | Category: Articles Dog Information The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Pet Food Transparency

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    Posted On: Jan 13, 2023 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Cat Information Dog Information InformationView Details

Handsome Boy Not Cut Out for Shelter Life Struggles with Hectic, Overcrowded Environment

Stress studies undertaken in the last few years confirm that rescue and shelter environments cause stress in animals. Some of them are so freaked out by everything going on around them that they fail to thrive and start losing their hair. Some are withdrawn and hide where no one can see them. They are, in essence, falling apart and need to get into foster programs or forever homes stat! Photo: Pima Animal Care Center Meet Kogi Kogi is a neutered sable-and-white American Pit Bull Terrier and Chinese Shar-pei mix believed to be under 3 years...

    Posted On: Jan 12, 2023 | Category: Articles Dog Information The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Greedy Pup in Texas Almost Burns Down House Scrounging for Cookies on Christmas Day

We’re usually worried about our cats jumping on the stove and accidentally turning the gas burners on only to start a fire. Well, this Christmas a family in Frisco, Texas, found it wasn’t a feline that almost burned their house down but actually their gluttonous pup in search of cookies! Photo: Pixabay/ArtisticOperations Pet-Related Accidents It wasn’t such a merry Christmas when Megan Black’s home started to burn on December 25. She was celebrating the holiday with her family in Celina when she got an alert on her...

    Posted On: Jan 12, 2023 | Category: Articles Dog Information The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Vet Says a Large Part of Behavioral Issues in Dogs is Due to their Owners

Anyone who’s ever watched dog behaviorist Cesar Millan knows that more often than not, it isn’t the dogs that are the problem but their humans. So it should come as no surprise when Rory Cowlam, aka Rory the Vet, told Country Living, “It’s lovely that people care so much about their animals, however, it leads to a large part of the behavioral issues that we see in pets these days. We are seeing an absolute behavior pandemic in our dogs, and the issue is the owners.” Photo: Pixabay/825545 Happy Dogs Most pet...

    Posted On: Jan 11, 2023 | Category: Articles Dog Information The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

This Little Package of Dynamite Needs Someone to Keep Up with Her

It’s all well and good being called sweet, dazzling, adorable, pure fun, and other compliments that border on platitudes, but they ring hollow when nobody wants to be your best bud or a part of their family. If she could talk, that’s probably what Luna would confide to you, but she can’t, so she won’t, but we will. Luna is a gorgeous German Shepherd and Pit Bull Terrier mix that has been at the Pima Animal Care Center shelter in Tucson since March 20, 2022, through absolutely no fault of her own. She’s spayed,...

    Posted On: Jan 11, 2023 | Category: Articles Dog Information The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Long-Stay Shelter Dog Has No Idea Why Someone Hasn’t Snapped Him Up Yet

Meet Boomer. When you hear the name, you may instantly think of the generation laughably accused of the ruination of the planet (it started long before they were born), the economy, and property values, thus spawning the obnoxious phrase “OK, Boomer.” Well, this is not that Boomer! This Boomer is just a dog that knows nothing of property values and even less about the state of the planet. To be fair, though, he’s not just a good dog, he’s a very, very good dog! Boomer’s also a long-stay shelter resident at the...

    Posted On: Jan 11, 2023 | Category: Articles Dog Information The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Lab-Grown Meat – Should It Be Used in Pet Food?

Once you get beyond the “ick” factor, lab-grown meat may have profound ethical and environmental advantages. But will it be good for our dogs and cats (and us) and should it be used in pet food? Lab-grown meat? It sounds like something out of a science fiction story, but it’s a concept being explored by a growing number of companies. This article takes a closer look at lab-grown meat and how it’s made – and more importantly, whether or not it should be used in pet foods. How Is Lab-Grown Meat Made? Also known as...

    Posted On: Jan 10, 2023 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Cat Information Dog Information InformationView Details

Adults 65 and Older Who Own Pets Score Higher on Memory Tests Than Non-Pet Owners

According to a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan, adults over the age of 65 who owned a pet for more than five years scored better on memory tests than non-pet owners. This adds to the plethora of evidence pointing to the mental and physical benefits of pet ownership already out there. Photo: Pixabay/StockSnap The Power of the Dog Dogs and cats are the most plentiful among household pets but pet ownership, in general, can have the same impact on our health. For this particular study, the group assessed data...

    Posted On: Jan 9, 2023 | Category: Articles Cat Information Dog Information The Animal Rescue SiteView Details