We considered the limits of our responsibility for a street cat and Bestia’s pain. ... but throughout all our ethical considerations was the nagging
Staying Home with Your Pets During a Disaster
Identification Make sure your pet wears a collar and I.D. tag with up-to-date information. You should also seriously consider micro-chipping your
Evacuating with Your Pets During a Disaster
1. Pet-Friendly Accommodations There are local hotels/motels (many part of chains) that are pet friendly. Take the time now to create a list of
Cohabitated Sheltering
In collaboration with the USDA, the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry, and the American National Red Cross, Friends For Life helped to
Integrating a New Cat Into Your Home
Welcome home Carry the new cat into the house in her carrier. If someone other than the people who live in the house bring in the new cat, the old
Inappropriate Elimination in Cats
You go to check the litter box and your cat has eliminated outside of it – again! Or you are walking around your house and find an unwanted “accident”
Excessive Barking
Dr. Ian Dunbar covers the reasons dogs bark, and how to reduce the frequency of barking and how to train your dog to bark on cue. Some dogs get
Digging Problems
Dr. Ian Dunbar covers the reasons dogs dig, and how to redirect undesirable digging activities to more desirable areas/pursuits. Dogs dig to bury
Crate Training Your Dog
Whether you’ve got a new puppy, or you’re trying to acclimate an older dog to a new living situation, crate training your dog has so many