The first cold snap hits, and suddenly every pet transforms into a heat-seeking missile. Dogs burrow under blankets they once ignored. Cats claim warm laundry like it’s prime real estate. Even the ...

Most people spend December preparing for holidays, checking off gift lists, and racing toward year-end deadlines. But December 10 carries a quieter, heavier meaning. It is International Animal Rights ...

You walk into the clinic before sunrise. The lobby is quiet. The cages hum softly. A trembling rescue dog is being prepped for surgery. And you — in scrubs — are the one holding the leash, offering ...

When you come home from a long day — exhausted, maybe a little stressed — and your dog bounds up, tail wagging, eyes bright as if you just returned from the moon, what matters most isn’t what breed ...

You open the door and your rescue dog erupts into joy — a goofy sprint, a full-body wiggle, the kind of welcome that makes even the worst day feel fixable. That welcome didn’t arrive by accident. It’s ...

The first night a newly adopted rescue dog trembles in a quiet kitchen, something powerful happens — not just for the dog, but for the person welcoming them home. By morning, that same dog may stretch ...

If you’ve ever looked at your dog and thought, “There is no way you are what the paperwork claims,” you’re absolutely not alone. Pet parents across the U.S. are ordering DNA kits, swabbing their dogs’ ...

In a recent interview Steve Vernik pet enthusiast & manufacturer of SafePaw, was asked 5 interesting questions regarding pet safety in winter weather. 1. What winter pet (dog) supplies should ...

You know you’re a mutt parent when people stare at your dog, tilt their head, and ask: “Uh… what is she?” You smile, because you know the truth: your dog isn’t any “what” — she’s a unique cocktail of ...

You’ve seen the memes — the mysterious mutt who lives to 16, outlasting the pedigrees on the block. But is that luck, internet folklore, or something real? Spoiler: there’s real science and real ...

It happened again. The massive Thanksgiving feast is over, and you are officially in a food coma. Your dog, who may or may not have scored a few rogue green bean casserole crumbs, is equally inert, ...

The holidays are here, the weather is turning icy, and the last thing on your mind is your dog running away. Escapes, you think, are a summertime thing—when doors are left open and fence posts rot.