Articles, tagged with "humane society", page 1

Essential Gear for Indoor Cats

For anybody who is considering getting indoor cats, my recommendation is to visit the pet store and stock up on a few basic cat supplies before going to the shelter or other center - no matter if you plan on "just looking" at the kitties. Why? Because odd... Read >
Author: Jayne Carlson

Functional Ways To Prevent Ticks At Home

According to statistics provided by The Humane Society of the United States, about 77.5 Million dogs are presently owned in the US alone. Thirty-nine percent of U.S. Household own at least one dog. Twenty-four percent of the owners possess two dogs and on... Read >
Author: Clivir Team

Should You Use Treats for American Bulldog Training

Most American Bulldogs are known for their courageous and protective traits as well as their sheer brute strength, however over time these dogs have proven to make wonderful family pets as well. Thus, contrary to popular belief, American Bulldog training ... Read >
Author: Lea Mullins

Take Your Dog To Work Day, June 25, 2011

Every once in a while, we want to experience something different at work to relieve us from the stress that normal day-to-day work routine brings. Companies have days like summer outings or family day, any gig that will change the office environment even ... Read >
Author: Maria Elena

Proper Auto Care Code- Free Beneficial Guide For Firestone Auto Care Credit Card

So here is chance to get your free tips on proper auto care code and in addition to that get basic information on saving money visit auto maintenance and care Many of us know the agony of having your vehicle break down in the no man's land or on the w... Read >
Author: bikg

Neutering or Spaying Your Siberian Husky

It’s no secret that pet shelters today are often overwhelmed with droves of cats and dogs being brought in by owners who can no longer afford to take care of them. Especially during hard economic times like this, pet owners are getting more and more despe... Read >
Author: Lea Mullins

Get The Facts About Microchip Identification For Your Pet

It’s fairly safe to assume that we have all seen the flyers or posters about a lost pet at one time or another. Behind each of these posters is a sad story; a little boy hoping somebody finds his puppy or an elderly person longing for the company of their... Read >
Author: Jeff and Ranay

Remote Collar Training With A Mild Push

Dogs are generally very intelligent and loving creatures. At their core, they genuinely live to please. But in most cases, dogs need a little helping hand in order to understand which behaviors are desired and which are unacceptable. In this context, dogs... Read >
Author: Willis Reese

Helpful Pet Meds for Aging Furry Companions

Every living creature experiences the negative effects of aging. There is no set schedule. People and animals deal with aging in different ways. As a general rule, a living organism starts to slow down and becomes more susceptible to injury and age-relate... Read >
Author: Douglas DiMattio

A 1 of a Variety Humane Society

Some areas may possibly only get a bit of rain, even though some others could be decimated by storms like hurricane Earl and hurricane Danielle. The seriously scary portion is that no one is aware for guaranteed just how a storm is going to behave until i... Read >
Author: Angelo Hale

Desperate To Own A Cat? Don't Spend A Dime Till You Know These 5 Important Considerations

While having a lovely cat at home may seem like a good thing, there are also some serious downsides you should be aware of. Owning a pet like a cat is not like owning a bag. If you find that you can't live with the pet you chose, it can be devastating, to... Read >
Author: Gary T

Purchase Dog Insurance for Your Purebred

Purebred dogs are a popular choice for many people, oftentimes because of their predictability. Firstly, purebreds are predictable in their looks. When you buy a purebred dog, you have a pretty good idea of what it will look like when it grows up. For... Read >
Author: Mark Etinger

Why Dog Chaining is Cruel

The following is a dog chaining Q&A adapted from a fact sheet compiled by the Humane Society of the United States. 1. What does “chaining" or “tethering" mean? Both terms refer to the practice of tying a dog to a stake or stationary object, often i... Read >
Author: Maria Elena

Help Cats Find Their Way Home

There are times when we can see a stray cat wandering round the neighborhood and climbing around the cars. Frequently these will really infuriate us - but what comes about when one of those cats has a collar? This is a sign they have lost their way and so... Read >
Author: nlwest21

How To Help Lost Kittens

There are times once we may see a stray cat wandering round the neighborhood and climbing all over the cars. Often times these may really infuriate us - but what happens when one of those cats carries a collar? This is an indication that they have lost th... Read >
Author: nlwest21

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