Heartbroken pleas for woman to dump boyfriend over video with dog

As pet owners, we will often pick a partner based on how they interact with our animals. We want to think that we’re picking someone warm and gentle who will love our pets as unconditionally as we do – even if they get frustrated with our pets. So, after sharing a video of her boyfriend playing outside with her dog, one TikTok user, @bricksmom, ended up getting her feed flooded with people encouraging her to dump her boyfriend. The video was posted with the caption, “camera’s are a woman’s best friend.” She...

    Posted On: Apr 22, 2024 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Marineland Faces Outrage as Whale Deaths Surge, Public Demands Closure

Marineland, a popular Canadian tourist attraction located near Niagara Falls, faces mounting allegations and scrutiny over its treatment of captive animals. Reports from several sources reveal a concerning trend of animal deaths and allegations of poor conditions, prompting legal actions and public outcry against the park. Photo: PexelsMarineland faces accusations of animal cruelty. Recent Animal Deaths Raise Alarm In the past few years, Marineland has witnessed an alarming number of deaths among its captive marine mammals. Notably, the park...

    Posted On: Apr 22, 2024 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

A Celebration of Giving: The Enduring Power of Volunteers

Apr 22, 2024 In a world brimming with busy lives and personal goals, we take a momentto celebrate the incredible impact of volunteers. Their dedication embodies the very best of humanity: our interconnectedness, compassion, and unwavering commitment to building a better world together. This National Volunteer Appreciation Week, we’re shining a light on the profound power of volunteerism, not just for the good it does in the world, but for the enriching experiences it offers volunteers themselves. Volunteers are the threads that weave...

    Posted On: Apr 22, 2024 | Category: Austin Pets Alive InformationView Details

Thanks To Your Support, Over 400 Pets Were Spayed/Neutered In Alaska

Greater Good Charities’ Good Fix team arrived in the remote city of Moose Pass located in Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska. The shortage of veterinarians and the rising costs of vet care are impacting the citizens of Alaska as well. Thanks to your generous donations, the support of locals, and the devotion of the volunteers and staff, a free clinic took place in late March that resulted in 406 cats and dogs being spayed/neutered. Photo: Greater Good Charities It took a village, literally, to arrange and make the clinic a success. The...

    Posted On: Apr 22, 2024 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Introducing the Dogsters: Savanna and Penny, Her Spunky Chihuahua Mix

Hi, I’m Savanna Stanfield, a former science teacher and now a writer and editor at Dogster. I’ll be sharing my life with Penny, a sassy and spunky Chihuahua mix, on a weekly basis. Penny is my first experience with dog ownership, and my husband, daughter, and I certainly have our hands full with her, but every day is something exciting and new because we truly never know what she’ll do next. I can’t wait to share Penny and my experiences with dog ownership with you! Penny’s favorite spot on the couch A Little...

    Posted On: Apr 22, 2024 | Category: ArticlesView Details

What Is Lure-Reward Dog Training?

Lure-reward training is by far the quickest and easiest technique for teaching dogs the meaning of our verbal instructions and for regularly testing comprehension as proof of training. Dog training is almost entirely about communication, specifically teaching dogs our language, that is, ESL*…. Initially, food lures are used to teach the meaning of handsignals, and then food lures are phased out and handsignals are used to teach the meaning of verbal instructions. Dogs learn handsignals quickly because they are a language dogs...

    Posted On: Apr 22, 2024 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Dog Information InformationView Details

Maddie’s Weekly Roundup: Re-register for Weekly Community Conversations, Camp Maddie recordings and more!

Happy Monday! Below is a brief roundup of resources added over the past week. Camp Maddie: Behavior Edition session recordings now available on-demand!Maddie’s Fund® recently hosted Camp Maddie, a two-day online event focusing on dog behavior. We’re happy to share that sessions are now available for you to learn at your leisure on Maddie’s® University! Whether you missed it the first time or just want a refresher, these informative sessions may be just what your organization needs it… Learn More Continue...

    Posted On: Apr 22, 2024 | Category: Chew On This InformationView Details

Food allergies in dogs — a plan for change

Getting to the bottom of food allergies in your dog requires a comprehensive plan for change that includes an elimination diet made from novel protein and carbohydrate sources. Some things never change. When it comes to food allergies in dogs, “no corn, no soy, no wheat, no yeast” (the first food mantra I learned) still comes to mind as people contact me about their dogs’ allergies. They’re still considered among the top food allergens in dogs — but many other foods can now be added to the list. For example, a...

    Posted On: Apr 21, 2024 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Dog Information InformationView Details

5 Ways to Help Prevent Cancer in Dogs & Cats

Cancer is one of the most common and dreaded diseases affecting dogs and cats. Discover five ways to help lower your own companion’s cancer risk by addressing his nutrition, weight, toxin exposure, and more. Cancer is increasingly common in our dogs and cats. For some people, the fear of a cancer diagnosis in their beloved companions can be crippling, even if their dogs and cats are currently healthy. While some cancers may not be preventable, there are many steps you can take to improve your animal’s overall health and quality of...

    Posted On: Apr 20, 2024 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Cat Information Dog Information InformationView Details

How to Use Guillotine Dog Nail Clippers: Vet Approved Instructions

VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » You’re probably most familiar with standard scissor-style dog nail clippers but may have heard about guillotine-style dog nail clippers before. If you’re unfamiliar with them or just bought a pair but don’t know where to start with using them, you’re not alone. The name is a little intimidating, but that’s just a reference to the clippers’ single blade. It’s a confusing topic...

    Posted On: Apr 19, 2024 | Category: ArticlesView Details

Tucson Rodeo Faces Outcry Over Shocking Treatment of Horses

The Tucson Rodeo, an event steeped in tradition and spectacle, has recently faced serious allegations of animal abuse, specifically involving the use of electric shock devices on horses. These claims have sparked a heated debate on the ethics of rodeo practices and the treatment of animals in these events. Photo: PexelsThe Tucson Rodeo is accused of using electric shocks on horses. Rodeo Officials Respond to Abuse Claims The Tucson Rodeo has been a staple event for nearly a century, claiming to uphold the highest standards of animal care....

    Posted On: Apr 19, 2024 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Labrador Retriever Saves Family During House Fire By “Banging On The Doors”

A Maryland family is safe thanks to their loyal Labrador retriever who alerted them that their house was on fire. An electrical fire started in the basement of the home and as soon as the family’s eight-year-old dog named Molly saw the smoke she started to alert everyone in the house. Molly’s dad, Charles Miller, shared with WUSA9 that his wife was taking care of their 14-month-old granddaughter upstairs when Molly started “banging on the doors”. “When Molly starts banging on the doors with her paws, you know...

    Posted On: Apr 19, 2024 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Hays County Commissioners’ Court Approves Three Month Contract Extension with Austin Pets Alive!

Apr 19, 2024 Hays County Courthouse, San Marcos, TX – The Hays County Commissioners’ Court approved the Professional Services Agreement with Austin Pets Alive! (APA!) to be extended through June 30, 2024. Last year, Austin Pets Alive! entered an agreement with Hays County to manage the development of a new Pet Resource Center. The center would aim to provide programs focused on public safety, animal safety and lifesaving, pet owner resources for happy and healthier pets, and community education for safe and humane pet care. The...

    Posted On: Apr 19, 2024 | Category: Austin Pets Alive InformationView Details

6 Best Pet Tracker Features to Look For

The right pet tracker can keep your dog happier, healthier, and safer. However, not all GPS devices for dogs come equipped with the same great technologies. Let’s look at six of the best pet tracker features available on the market right now. A pet tracker is a great way to keep your dog safer. At the very least, you can keep an eye on their whereabouts in case they take off during a walk, escape the backyard, or go wandering. Pet trackers can offer many beneficial features beyond simple tracking, but not all devices are created equal....

    Posted On: Apr 19, 2024 | Category: Animal Wellness Magazine Dog Information InformationView Details

American Mastiff: Breed Info, Pictures, Personality & Care

Click Below to Skip Ahead If you’re a fan of big dogs, you’re sure to very quickly fall in love with the American Mastiff. These are simply massive dogs with stores of courage and hearts of gold—the epitome of the term “gentle giant”. The American Mastiff was developed in Piketon, Ohio by crossing Anatolian Mastiffs and English Mastiffs to create a mastiff similar in appearance to other mastiff breeds, but healthier. If you’re intrigued by these gigantic but meltingly sweet dogs, read on to find out more....

    Posted On: Apr 18, 2024 | Category: ArticlesView Details

Woman Waiting To Adopt A Puppy Falls In Love With Senior Golden Retriever And Adopts Him

Senior dogs are the best companions because they have mastered commands, teach us to slow down and enjoy the little things in life, and have so much love to give. Sadly, many are overlooked at rescues for younger dogs. Mickey, a 13-year-old golden retriever, arrived at Golden Retriever Rescue of Southwest Florida after his owner passed away. The gentle giant hadn’t been to the vet in several years and was suffering from an eye and skin infection. He was treated and had a large mass removed that was thankfully benign. Due to his age, he...

    Posted On: Apr 18, 2024 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Breaking Limits and Discovering Life — Historic 100 Day Underwater Mission Unveils New Species

In an audacious attempt to shatter the world record for the longest time living underwater, Dr. Joseph Dituri, a University of South Florida professor and former naval officer, embarked on a groundbreaking 100-day mission beneath the surface. Located 30 feet below a Florida lagoon, Dituri’s underwater habitat became both a home and a laboratory, where he would encounter more than the silence of the deep, reports the Independent. Photo: PexelsDr. Joseph Dituri set out to break the world record for the longest time living underwater. A...

    Posted On: Apr 18, 2024 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Pet Turned Therapy Dog Helps Family Cope with the Realities of Chronic Disease

When the Benson family first adopted Magnus, they had no idea how he would change their family for the better. He was originally supposed to be a service dog, but he failed the training program, so the Bensons took him in, only expecting him to be a pet and nothing more. What they got, however, was a therapy dog who helped both his human sister and his human dad through some very scary chronic illnesses. Photo: Instagram/magnusthetherapydog When the elder Benson daughter, Riley, was 11 years old, she was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis, a...

    Posted On: Apr 18, 2024 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Barbados Ignites Outrage as Animal Abuse Cases Surge, Demand for Law Enforcement Grows

In Barbados, the issue of animal abuse has escalated to alarming proportions. Activists and animal welfare organizations have tirelessly voiced their concerns, demanding stricter enforcement of existing laws and tougher penalties for offenders. Despite legislation like the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, enforcement remains lax and incidents of cruelty are frequently overlooked by authorities. Photo: PexelsAnimal abuse in Barbados has reached alarming levels. Lax Enforcement and Judicial Challenges Recent cases highlight the...

    Posted On: Apr 18, 2024 | Category: Articles The Animal Rescue SiteView Details

Two Cats Who Survived Brutal Dog Attack Need Your Help To Recover

There are over 3 million stray cats and dogs roaming the streets of Greece as the number continues to rise. The skinny animals can be seen in every city, especially around Athens. Careless owners who abandon their unwanted pets on the streets are only adding to the crisis. There are kind locals who attempt to feed the stray cats and try and keep an eye on their health. When Leo and his sister Tabitha didn’t show up for food the community members became worried and went to look for them. Photo: Let’s Be S.M.A.R.T. They found Leo...

    Posted On: Apr 18, 2024 | Category: Articles Cat Information The Animal Rescue SiteView Details