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  • " A One Health system is comprehensive, addressing access to veterinary care and other essential services bonded families need, by fostering inter-professional collaboration. This approach innately requires the alignment of diverse programs, organizations, and industries, ensuring that we work together ... See More

  • Keep Tails Wagging: July is Pet Hydration Awareness Month! Did you know July is Pet Hydration Awareness Month? With rising summer temperatures, it’s the perfect time to make sure your furry friends are staying properly hydrated. Just like people, pets rely on water to regulate body temperature, ... See More

  • Staying hydrated is essential for overall health-whether you have two legs or four! Water helps regulate body temperature, cushions joints, supports digestion, and keeps vital organs functioning properly. In pets, dehydration can happen quickly, especially during hot weather or after vigorous ... See More

  • TNVR in Other Countries – Protocols We're an independent MASH-style TNVR team working primarily in Myanmar (currently in the midst of a civil war) and Thailand. We are currently sterilizing and vaccinating over 700 dogs (and some cats) per month across 3 locations. We're looking to connect ... See More

  • On Friday June 27 th , we observe National PTSD Awareness Day . PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder) is a reaction to going through or witnessing a life-threatening event. A stressful reaction to an event like that is expected, but if your symptoms last longer than a month or are affecting your ... See More

  • Independence Day celebrations can be stressful, dangerous, or overwhelming for both humans and non-human animals. Here's how to keep everyone safe and healthy: 🔵 Prepare Humans & Pets: Stay hydrated during outdoor activities. Heat exhaustion affects all animals, including humans. ... See More

  • Having little breed dogs in the past, I learned to watch the rabbits to see where the "escape routes" might be along the fences and learned mulch can contain cocoa which is toxic to dogs. LOL. Here are some other ideas to keep your yard safe for your family. 🐾 Check ... See More

  • we will continue to try to find a way even if we can't work with the food pantry. It is one of the benefits of being in a small community. The local pet store manager grew up here and is on our volunteer fire department so we all work together For the community, for events, etc. between that store and ... See More

  • Bailing Out Benji runs a pet food pantry out of our home office. We do it because there was a definite need in our community. Initially, our founder approached the local food banks asking them to take it on and even offered to fund the pet food if they would handle the distribution and they all declined. ... See More