Grace's Journey — From Loss to Love
Pregnant, abandoned and battling a virus, Grace became a hero to orphaned puppies, finding love and a forever home in the process.
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This Popular Pastime Kills up to 20 Million Healthy Animals Each Year
People who do this likely don't realize how they're causing very painful and unnecessary deaths to more than 130 species. Anyone who loves animals must know how their perfectly legal actions cause organ failure, brain damage, blindness, paralysis, seizures and death in so many innocent creatures.
Is Your Pet at Risk for This Rare Chest Condition?
This condition causes fluid to build up in your pet’s chest, usually caused by an unknown origin. While life-threatening, the prognosis is good once treatment is administered.
Duckling Finds His Forever Friend
Rescued from a pool, Cheerio the duckling forms a heartwarming bond with his rescuer, blending wild freedom with a lifelong friendship.
The Curly-Haired Cat Breed People Are Going Nuts Over
He'll cuddle on your lap, make you laugh at his crazy antics and is intelligent enough to open drawers (puzzle toys are a good stand-in). Plus, he'll get along well with people, kids and other pets. Which is fortunate, because everyone wants to touch his unusual coat.
Causes Tumors, Major Organ Damage and Premature Death — Is Your Pet at Risk?
According to a survey of 1,500 US dog owners, 65% of those surveyed prefer excluding these ingredients from their pet's food.
From Fear to Forever
Once scared and cowering, this dog's journey to trust, love and a happy forever home will melt your heart and inspire you to believe in second chances.
Three Skin Conditions That Can Cause Your Pet Extreme Pain
These aren't your run-of-the-mill skin disorders like atopic dermatitis or hot spots. One may start out as red, itchy skin on your pet's face or ears, and spread to the rest of your pet's body, leading to painful, open blisters.
Is Your Pet Quietly Battling This Serious Health Issue?
Sadly, only around 70% of dogs and cats who develop this infection survive, even with proper long-term treatment, so early detection is necessary. Here's what you should do to protect your pet.
