Pets and the Solar Eclipse
Posted by SusanStokes on April 8, 2024
Wildfire Smoke Causes Pet Health Concerns
Posted by SusanStokes on June 7, 2023
Pet Poison Prevention
Posted by SusanStokes on March 15, 2023
Monkeys At Risk for Additional Decline
Posted by SusanStokes on July 22, 2022
Event News: Beating the Climate Crisis
Posted by SusanStokes on April 10, 2022
As we head further into 2022, climate change effects are now pervasive all across the world. We see weather extremes fueling natural disasters that make food and water insecurity even more widely felt by populations already challenged and underserved. The Arctic is melting and sea levels continue to rise. Oceans are acidifying and coral reefs are dying. Mother Earth is in need of bold and collective action if she is to sustain future generations.
The Cadbury Bunny Tryouts Announced
Posted by SusanStokes on February 2, 2022
Now through February 21, the Cadbury brand is calling on pet owners across the country to enter their pet(s) for the chance to be in the newest Cadbury Clucking Bunny commercial. This Easter season, the winner will grace screens across America, receive a $5,000 cash prize, and bragging rights for life. But first you have to enter, so continue reading to learn how!
The ElleVet Project Provides Free Veterinary Care to Homeless and Street Pets
Posted by SusanStokes on January 7, 2022
The ElleVet Project is the nonprofit arm of the science-focused pet CBD+CBDA company ElleVet Sciences. Those working for the project travel throughout the United States in its branded 32 foot RV dubbed the ElleVan. The organization collaborates with city officials and municipalities to host a rotating team of compassionate and professional veterinarians to provide free veterinary care to the most vulnerable animals.
Guinea Pigs in Need of Forever Homes
Posted by SusanStokes on December 23, 2021
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Los Angeles (spcaLA) and animal welfare organizations across California are experiencing an uptick in guinea pig populations in their care. Overall, this increase is a result of "owner surrenders," meaning the pet was relinquished to a shelter by an owners who could no longer care for the animal.
Something to Celebrate at Khayelitsha Animal Clinic
Posted by SusanStokes on November 12, 2021
In the mid-1990's, a Khayelitsha community member recognized that his neighbors did not know how to care for their pets. He took a shopping trolly and went door-to-door, feeding dogs and cats and educating people on their pets’ needs. Mr Joe Manchu soon attracted volunteers including many community children. A bath was donated which was used for dipping pets with fleas and ticks. Thereafter a shipping container was donated which became the first ever animal clinic in Khayelitsha.
Creating Greater Awareness for Pet Obesity
Posted by SusanStokes on October 15, 2021
Did you know that recent statistics show that obesity is diagnosed in an estimated 56% of dogs in the United States and is the most common medical disorder in veterinary practice? Pet obesity is such an important threat to a pet's health and well-being that October 13th is designated as National Pet Obesity Awareness Day.