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Dog&Cat
You really can get free pets if you know where to look. But make sure you're prepared before bringing a pet into your home.
You
can find free pets being offered everyday in just about any newspaper
and online at websites such as Craig's List. Of course, dogs and cats
are the most common animals being offered, but you'll see other types of
pets too. In my local paper I've seen dogs, cats, ferrets, goats,
rabbits, snakes, parakeets, tropical and...
Fun Places for Cat Lovers to Visit
Sign outside Hello Kitty theme parkBy Julia WilliamsThis should come as no surprise to anyone who knows me even slightly: I have a “cat-themed” bucket list. What might that be, you ask? Well, it’s a detailed list of all the cat-themed places I want to visit before my demise. Lest you think that would be a really short list, I assure you it isn’t. There are, in fact, so many fabulous feline-inspired things to see worldwide, that I would need to live...
Ready for Dating – Single Brown Dog Seeks “Alicia Keeshond”
By Bruin, canine guest bloggerThanks to CANIDAE natural pet food, I'm well on my way to achieving my weight loss goal. I still have at least 10 more pounds to lose until I do justice to my speedo, but I have been thinking about entering the dating scene. Since I'm currently unemployed, not attending classes, don't spend much time in religious facilities (rules, rules, rules, everybody has their rules) and don't like hanging out at bars,...
How Some Popular Dog Breeds Got Their Name
Cocker SpanielBy Linda ColeDeciding on the perfect name for a new puppy or dog isn't always easy to do. You want to pick one that fits his personality and is easy to learn. Now imagine coming up with a name for a new dog breed. The history of dog breeds is an interesting story. The history behind naming some of our popular dog breeds is also an intriguing tale.Cocker SpanielSpaniels date back to the 14th century; they evolved over the years with...
Should I Adopt Two Adult Cats at the Same Time?
By Langley CornwellMy mother-in-law recently decided to add a heartbeat or two to her solitary life. We went to the animal shelter with her because she wanted our advice and moral support. I’m amazed that my husband and I didn’t come home with another four-legged family member, but that’s beside the point.She set out to adopt an adult cat because she was afraid she wouldn’t be able to keep up with a kitten or adolescent cat’s high energy level. What’s...
