What to get your pet for Christmas Albany Democrat-Herald
Is your pet on your Christmas list? For an increasing number of pet owners, the answer is yes. The American Pet Products Manufacturers Association conducted a survey last year that found eight of 10 dog owners buy presents for their dogs and 63 percent of cat owners buy for their pets.
Rabbits 'now the most abused pet' BBC News
Rabbits are the most abused pet in England and Wales, with 35,000 abandoned every year, says the RSPCA.
More than a pet to family The Herald News
Did you ever have a pet who loved to stand in front of the TV at the most inopportune times? Like during the last few seconds of a close-scoring Bull's game? Brutus was that kind of dog.
Some Meals On Wheels Programs Deliver Pet Food Hartford Courant
It was recently discovered that seniors receiving Meals on Wheels assistance were sharing those meals with their pets. Homebound seniors do not have the means to shop for pet food and often want to provide the best for their furry family members. Besides that - there is such comfort in sharing food with a loved one!
Man Saves Bobcat Stuck In 80-Foot Tree WJXT News4Jax.com via Yahoo! News
An Arlington family's fears were eased on Monday after a man rescued their pet bobcat, who got himself stuck in a tree a week ago and would not come down.
Shoppers are refusing to break junk food habit Times Online
How healthy is your diet? Healthy and unhealthy shoppers Shoppers are continuing to pile their trolleys and baskets with unhealthy food, despite the Government's focus on tackling Britain's obesity crisis.
Do research before purchasing a pet gift The Searcy Daily Citizen
A cuddly little puppy may seem the perfect gift for a toddler or small child this Christmas, or some people may think surprising a lonely, older person with a pet as a companion is a good idea, but the staff at Humane Society of Searcy (HSS) disagrees.
Fine after dog left in excrement BBC News
An Aberdeen man who left his pet dog wallowing in its own excrement is fined £150.
Shopping for pampered pets interesting, fun Monroe Times
With Christmas just around the corner, we begin to think of our pets. Is there a pet owner alive who has not bought their pet at least one gift?
Experts say coyotes becoming bolder Daily Southtown
Frankfort residents should keep an eye on small pets and not leave animal food outside in the wake of recent coyote attacks. Township animal control officer Karen Zobjeck said calls about coyotes in Frankfort and Mokena have been coming in a "few times a week."
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