Here are a few friendly reminders for our beloved pets on Halloween night.
Constant doorbell ringing can be frightening or plain stressful to your pet, so consider putting them away in a room for the trick or treating hours. Don't forget water, food and a chew toy to keep them busy - and check on them consistently throughout the night!
With lots of kids of all ages out and about in the neighborhood, sometimes a fence or gate gets left open. Check the yard after trick or treating hours is over for open gates or debris.
Candy is very toxic to our pets so be careful of what you have in the home and what might have spilled on the sidewalk.
Lastly, for our cat owners, it is better to keep your kitty cat indoors for Halloween night.
Have a spooktacular and safe Halloween!
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Monday, October 26, 2015
The Dogist - Give a Dog a Bone
The Dogist is a photography project dedicated to capturing the beauty of dogs, and the photographs are absolutely captivating. Check them out at thedogist.com.
As Adopt a Shelter Dog Month comes to a end, we wanted to highlight other programs that you can donate to help shelters. The Dogist has created a program called Give a Dog a Bone, which aims to get more dogs out of shelters and also give those dogs a better life while they're in the shelter.
As Adopt a Shelter Dog Month comes to a end, we wanted to highlight other programs that you can donate to help shelters. The Dogist has created a program called Give a Dog a Bone, which aims to get more dogs out of shelters and also give those dogs a better life while they're in the shelter.
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Gulf Coast Humane Society Needs Your Help
The Gulf Coast Humane Society's 2015 Adoption Goal is set at 2000 pets. The shelter is so close with 1,472 adoptions so far!
With October being Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, now is the perfect time to spread the word. Use Facebook, Twitter, Blogs or E-mail to help save a life.
Visit their website to see how you can help donate, adopt or volunteer. If you have adopted a pet this year, we would love to hear all about your journey.
With October being Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, now is the perfect time to spread the word. Use Facebook, Twitter, Blogs or E-mail to help save a life.
Visit their website to see how you can help donate, adopt or volunteer. If you have adopted a pet this year, we would love to hear all about your journey.
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Lee County Domestic Animal Services
Great and important news: Lee County Domestic Animal Services has reduced the adoption fee for all dogs and puppies to $30.00. The adoption fee for cats and kittens is $10.00.
Visit their website for information on adopting, volunteering, fostering and donating.
Visit their website for information on adopting, volunteering, fostering and donating.
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