• Points To Ponder

    Points To Ponder

    When taking a puppy, especially a rescue, to the vet or groomer, prioritize their physical safety and emotional well-being. Key considerations include vaccinations, choosing experienced professionals, managing stress, ensuring gentle handling, clear communication, maintaining cleanliness, and monitoring behavior post-visit. A calm approach builds trust and prevents negative experiences. Read more

  • Puppy & The Groomer

    Puppy & The Groomer

    A rescued puppy’s first grooming experience was overwhelming, showcasing his fear and uncertainty. His cautious glance towards the door reflected his past trauma and desire for reassurance. This moment emphasizes the trust and patience required for rescued animals to understand they are finally safe. Read more

  • Mating Season In Cats

    Mating Season In Cats

    For domestic cats, the “mating season” is when most unspayed females (queens) are cycling. They are in heat and receptive to males. This period generally increases as daylight lengthens and temperatures rise each year. This trend means activity tends to rise in late winter and peak in spring and early summer. Typical pattern for most Read more

  • Puppy Found On Hiking

    Puppy Found On Hiking

    While hiking in Kyrgyzstan, Sam encountered a stray puppy named Rex, forming a heartfelt bond. He reflected on the emotional challenge of leaving the little companion behind. The interaction highlights the deep connections that can form in unexpected places during travel and adventure. Read more

  • Oscar Winning Film “Oscar”

    Oscar Winning Film “Oscar”

    The Flow cartoon centers on a black cat, greatly contributing to increased adoptions from shelters. By presenting the cat as charming and relatable, it challenged outdated stereotypes and shifted public attitudes. This positive media representation fostered emotional connections, leading to greater compassion and a rise in interest and adoptions of black cats. Read more

  • Happy New Year 2026!

    Happy New Year 2026!

    As the New Year begins, we reflect on our treatment of animals, both pets and strays. This year, let’s prioritize gentleness and responsibility, creating safe environments for them. Small acts of care matter; adopting, supporting shelters, and advocating for humane treatment are encouraged. Together, let’s strive for a kinder, more compassionate year. Read more