Dog Tied To A Tree For 5 Years Gets A Chance At Freedom

Laura was on her way to school when she noticed an American Akita tied to a tree in a yard. Being an avid dog lover, she had to stop and say hi, and the dog, Takia, was so excited to see her. It was clear that Takia wasn’t getting much attention since she was eager for love and also covered in mud. So, Laura decided to check back on her the next day. According to The Dodo, when Laura stopped by the following day, Takia didn’t have any visible food. Knowing she couldn’t leave the dog being neglected like that, Laura called...

    Posted On: Oct 14, 2021 | Category: ArticlesView Details

Mom Fills Piñata Full Of Dog’s Favorite Toys

Labradors are considered America’s favorite breed, according to the American Kennel Club. They’re high-energy, sweet dogs and they love little more than playing a game of fetch. Dogs, including labradors, are part of the family, and we like to treat them as such. Some of us even go above and beyond to make our dogs feel special by getting them special treats or throwing a big celebration for their birthdays. Photo: Brett Jordan/Pexels One dog mom of a labrador named Ruger may have created the perfect dog surprise when she filled a...

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Rescuers Save Dog That Was Abused By The Person He Trusted The Most

A small dog was saved from the brink of death after being brutally beaten by the person he trusted most, his owner. A woman named Liza came to the dog’s rescue and immediately took him to the intensive care unit. It was clear that he was in bad shape and needed quick medical care. She administrated basic first aid, but ultimately, his injuries were too deep. Photo: flickr/barnimages.com Once at the intensive care unit, they discovered just how bad poor pup’s injuries really were. He had a broken sacrum, broken ribs, an esophageal...

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Dog Who Survived Plane Crash Reunites With Family

The Paria Plateau near Page, Arizona is a stunning natural wilderness area. Protected as part of the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, the area is remote, peaceful, and quiet. Usually. In late September, however, it was the opposite — a small passenger plane crashed into the area, killing one passenger and injuring another. As the wreckage smoldered, a tan dog, fortunately unharmed, hopped from the plane and looked around. For miles, there was nothing but earth, sparse vegetation, and sandstone structures piercing the darkening sky....

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Rescue Cat Shows Off Supermodel Pose In Adorable Photo

“Is it necessary to be this cool?” animal rescue group Lucky Star asked on Twitter, captioning a photo that has garnered nearly 40,000 likes and captured the internet’s imagination. The star of the photo, a 5-year-old rescue named Puusuke-kun, proved that yes, it absolutely is necessary, especially when you know how to work the camera so well! Striking a supermodel pose, Puusuke-kun stares right at the camera, his legs crossed elegantly as he reclines. The rescue cat lives with various other rescue cats and even dogs at the...

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Finley The Golden Retriever Breaks Guinness World Record With Tennis Ball Skills

It’s no secret that dogs are capable of incredible things and that they can occasionally be goofballs. For Finley the golden retriever, it’s exactly the combination of these two things that’s landed him a spot in the 2022 Guinness Book of World Records. Without any help from his family (parents Cherie and Rob Molloy and their daughter Erin, who adopted him as a pup), Finley can hold an astonishing six tennis balls in his mouth at once! View this post on Instagram A post shared by Finley Molloy (@finnyboymolloy) Finley, a...

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Tackling your dog or cat’s skin problems with nutrition and supplements

Resolving allergies and other skin problems in your dog or cat involves much more than just stopping the itch. It also means getting to the root cause of the problem, and using nutrition and supplementation to help heal his skin from the inside out.   It may seem counterintuitive, but skin problems in dogs and cats need to be addressed from the inside out, not the outside in. While it’s important to alleviate the discomfort of your animal’s itching and inflammation, it’s also crucial to get to the root cause of the...

    Posted On: Oct 13, 2021 | Category: Cat Information Dog Information InformationView Details

8 ways to socialize your new dog — when you have to social distance

Socialization is an important part of a dog’s development. But how can you introduce him to the world when we can’t freely interact with others? Here are eight suggestions to safely socialize your new dog during the pandemic. “There’s no such thing as too much socialization,” says veterinary behaviorist, Dr. Nicholas Dodman. But in the midst of a pandemic when social distancing has become the norm, how can you socialize a newly adopted puppy or dog? If you’ve recently added a new canine companion to your...

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10 Reasons Pit Bulls Rock (And Why You Should Celebrate National Pit Bull Awareness Day)

Your mother probably told you not to make assumptions, which make an a** out of you and me. Sadly, this sage advice isn’t always followed by adults, leading people to unfairly stereotype races, genders, religions, and–in the case of pit bulls–an entire dog breed. Photo: Pixabay This is a shame for multiple reasons, starting with the fact that pit bulls just don’t deserve this bad rap. Pit bulls were once considered so loving and loyal that they were called “nanny dogs” — and left in charge of babies...

    Posted On: Oct 12, 2021 | Category: ArticlesView Details

Bull Elk With Tire Around His Neck For Half His Life Is Finally Freed

A bull elk who has wandered around Colorado for the past two years with a tire around his neck is finally freed. After four attempts to tranquilize the elk in one week, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) officials were successful on Saturday evening. Wildlife officers Dawson Swanson and Scott Murdoch were able to locate and tranquilize the elk after a resident spotted him in their neighborhood. The elusive bull would disappear into the wilderness and not be seen for months. The elk was first spotted in July 2019 with the tire around his neck...

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