Picture this if you can. You have a basement in your home, and you have filled it with 150 dogs in cages. They live down there. When it’s not too cold out, you run fans to circulate the air, and when it’s warm enough you open the windows for some ventilation. It is January in […]
Check the Chip: Microchip Your Pet
Ask anyone who’s worked in a rescue or shelter, and they’ll tell you with no uncertainty – microchipping your pet can help return them if they’re ever lost, and may even save their life. Proper ID on a collar tag is important, but tags and collars can come off. A microchip is there for life, […]
Calling All Bloggers: Help Promote World Spay Day 2013
February is Spay/Neuter month, a time to spread awareness about the importance of neutering our pets. Be the Change for Animals is hosting a blog hop, encouraging all bloggers to join in promoting spay/neuter and educating the general public about the benefits of doing so. In honor of World Spay Day, February 26th, the BTC4A […]
If I Should Die Before My Dog — Signed Book Giveaway
Last month we told you about a terrific book, one that goes well beyond the scope of your usual literary piece. If I Should Die Before My Dog — is a must-have for all those who share their lives with dogs. Preparing for the worst that could happen to your dog – losing you – can […]
Beware Coyotes In Your Neighborhood
Time and again I hear of coyote attacks in our area. Today, it’s news in the Chicago area, and it’s nothing new. Too many people still don’t realize that yes, coyotes may well be in their neighborhood – no matter where they live. And not taking precautions against this possibility can lead to an unnecessary […]