Saving Cash: A Donkey's Second Chance
After a mother donkey rejected her baby, a couple stepped in to save him, leading to a new purpose in rescuing misunderstood donkeys.
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Don't Let This Happen to You: Know What to Do About Rabies
Unable to afford the $2,000 quarantine, this family was forced to euthanize their pup after a rabid skunk bit him. But researchers have found those measures to be extreme and unnecessary. What you should REALLY do if your pet is accidentally exposed to rabies.
Brussels Sprout's Big Run: Overcoming Fear Together
Brussels Sprout faces his fears on a confidence-boosting run, thanks to dedicated caretakers who help shelter dogs find their forever homes.
Steer Clear of This Admired Vet Protocol — Follow This 'LA Example' Instead
Most vets tell you it's hard to interpret the results and therefore you should just submit to the standard protocol. Well, not so fast. It's not rocket science as proven by this vet who's been using this non-standard protocol for 20 years. Have you tried this superior strategy yet?
Is Your Dog's Ear Swollen? Discover How to Soothe It Fast
If you notice your dog's ear is swollen and bloody, it may be this. Don't panic — it's often manageable. Here are some remedies to help provide relief.
Life with Biscuits: No Privacy in the Bedroom Anymore
Biscuits, the family's spoiled rescue pet, always keeps her owners on their toes — especially when it comes to bedtime and attention!
Your Dog Does This Every Day but What Is He Saying?
Scientists have been studying this daily doggie habit and they may have come to a far different conclusion than you'd expect. In fact, at least two other animals do this with far more clarity than dogs do. So why are scientists and dog owners apparently so far apart on this issue?
Bobby and Chester's Unlikely Bond
Bobby, the black cat, and Chester, the rabbit, form a unique bond, overcoming challenges and surprising their owner with their playful friendship.
These Tumor Symptoms Can Come on Quickly, Without Warning
At a minimum, you'll want to find out how predisposed your breed is, especially if your pet is five years old or older. There's no single identifiable cause, though it's fairly certain heredity plays a role. Symptoms can come on like gangbusters or be surprisingly absent. Get the lowdown here.
