Preventing Overpopulation: The Importance of Adopting Kittens for Free

Did you know that millions of kittens are born each year without a home to call their own? These tiny furballs, overflowing with energy and affection, find themselves in overcrowded shelters or wandering the streets. Adopting kittens for free isn’t just about saving a life. It’s about making a lifelong friend. By choosing to rehome … Read more

The World of Racing: Greyhounds and Horses – Gambling, Exploitation, and Animal Care

Racing has long been a popular sport that captivates audiences and attracts gamblers seeking excitement and a chance to win big. Two prominent forms of racing are greyhound racing and horse racing. In this blog post, we will explore the world of racing, the individuals who gamble on these races, and examine the extent to … Read more

How to Stop the Yulin Dog Meat Festival: Ways You Can Help

Every year, the Yulin dog meat festival causes immense suffering to thousands of dogs. This barbaric event sees dogs beaten and slaughtered for their meat, often in the most horrific ways imaginable. Thankfully, there are many organizations fighting to stop Yulin forever. Some of these organizations actually rescue dogs from Yulin. In this article, we … Read more

Tips for Organize Pet Adoption Events

Organizing pet adoption events is often a demanding and time-consuming undertaking. But it’s essential to let people gather in one place and give homes to little friends. Pet shelters receive many homeless animals daily. So it is vitally important to provide pets with the necessary help and ensure they find appropriate owners as quickly as … Read more

Is Tail Docking & Ear Cropping Cruel?

Ear cropping and tail docking for dogs is usually considered to be cosmetic surgery for dogs. In other words, neither procedure is necessary for a dog’s health; it is simply done for appearance. These procedures used to be standard for certain breeds. However, many owners are reconsidering having them done because they are unnecessary and … Read more

Get Dog Service Certified

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) defines a service animal as “a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability.” It also says that the tasks must be directly related to the person’s disability. This means that a service dog is trained to help with … Read more