Don’t Kit-Nap Kittens!
Kittens of all shapes and sizes have arrived at Humane Animal Rescue, and that mean that kitten season is upon us! What’s that?
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Keeping Your Pets Safe This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a time centered on friends, family and food. “While it’s tempting to include our furry family members in the feast, Thanksgiving can carry some hazards for our pets,” cautions Dr. Ariella Samson, Chief Veterinary Officer at Humane Animal Rescue.
Operation: Banana Sutures
Looking for ways to keep kids engaged this summer? We have the activity for you! Humane Animal Rescue’s Humane and Wildlife Education Department would like to share some of our resources with the community during this difficult time.
High Value Treats & Why You Need Them
Treats come in all shapes, sizes, smells, textures, and tastes. And, yes, I’ve eaten my share of dog treats. As most of you probably know, there are some treats that our furry friends like more than others.
Baby Wildlife & Summer
At Humane Animal Rescue’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, summertime is known as “baby season”. It’s exactly what it sounds like! During the warm months, wildlife have their babies!
Returning to Work? Prepare Your Pets First!
We hope that you and your pets are all doing well during this strange time in history! Many of us are preparing to go back to work after several weeks of sheltering at home.
Summertime Pet Care
Preventative care is the best care! As you and your pet(s) start spending more time outdoors, it’s the best time to make sure you’re protecting them as best you can!
Kitten Care: 101
Each spring and summer, kittens inundate shelters across the community because warm weather encourages feline reproduction. We call this kitten season– a very busy time for the staff and volunteers here at Humane Animal Rescue.
Call Our Pet Helpline!
Do you ever have questions about your pets and not know where to turn? Whether it’s about medical assistance, behavioral problems, or anything in between, we often first look to the internet for answers.
