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Stay at this Hotel & Have a Sleepover with Sanctuary Animals!Category: Dog Life
Hospitality with a capital H: That’s what the Best Friends Roadhouse and Mercantile offers to pet lovers around the country. If you enjoy red rock canyons and quality time with animals, put Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in beautiful southern Utah at the top of your travel list. The Sanctuary — the heart of Best Friends Animal Society’s nationwide lifesaving work — is home to hundreds of dogs, cats, bunnies, birds and horses, as well as pigs and other barnyard animals. more |
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The Dog Pool ProjectCategory: Dog Life
It was an unprecedented challenge for Toronto’s BonaVista Pools, but one the family-owned company relished: build a water retreat for dogs.
The Doggie Tales Dog Rescue and Sanctuary in King City, Ontario, commissioned the project, dubbed “Project Doggie Tales.” The non-traditional client? Rescued dogs. more |
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These Cuties Helped Raise a Million Dollars!Category: Inspire
To dog-lovers, dogs aren’t just pets, they’re family. So when canine cancer claims a victim, a whole family suffers. One in four dogs will battle this disease in their lifetime, with half of them dying long before their time—if that’s not a daunting and depressing statistic, we don’t know what is. But the Orvis Company, a family-owned retail and mail-order business specializing in high-end outdoor goods, was spurred to action. more |
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This Allergy Test Can Turn Your Dog's Life AroundCategory: Health
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The 10 Warning Signs of CancerCategory: Health
Sadly, cancer is one of the leading causes of death in dogs and cats. Some estimates suggest that more than 50 percent of dogs over 10 years old will develop cancer. Early detection is key to effective treatment, so we had Dr. Gerald S. Post, a veterinary oncologist at the Veterinary Cancer Center, the world’s largest cancer center for pets, outline the 10 most common warning signs. If you do note any of the below afflicting your dog or cat, don’t panic—these are potential warning signs, not a diagnosis—but do visit your veterinarian. more |
