[ad_1] By Keith Dane Over the weekend, the 86th annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration concluded in Shelbyville, Tennessee, and we are determined that this be the last Celebration with abused walking horses on display. A rule finalized earlier this year by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and slated to take full effect in February 2025 […]
Kolka’s Shed | My Shetland
[ad_1] This is Kolka’s house now. She’s made it her own. It is official. And everyone else is not allowed in. Kolka makes a point of going and standing in Her Shed every morning after breakfast. She also leaves me a present, which I clear up later. (btw, I love this photo – Kolka is […]
Find out if your furry friend has fleas in 2 easy steps!
[ad_1] Fleas are common among our furry friends, especially the animals who play outside. Periodically checking your furry friends for fleas is important for good health. Step 1: Comb your furry friend’s hair For the time that fleas spend on your pet, they are often found along the lower back and near the base of the […]
How to find the right pet trainer
[ad_1] Bringing a new furry friend into your life is super exciting, but it also means taking on some responsibilities. Animals need guidance, structure, and training to thrive. Whether you’ve just adopted a playful puppy or you’re trying to work on your older cat’s behaviour, finding the right pet trainer is key, and not always […]
Compassionate care for animals across Ontario
[ad_1] With 12 animal centres located across the province, the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society aims to provide care, comfort and compassion to animals in need across Ontario. In addition to finding loving homes for animals, the Ontario SPCA strives to keep pets and families together and does so through a variety of community support […]
Operation Lets-Make-Winter-Easier | My Shetland
[ad_1] Today is the start of Operation Lets-Make-Winter-Easier. We need this. Previous years have been beyond awful at times and, as no one is getting any younger, I think the ponies need easily available shelter. Yesterday, with the help of Skippy (my yellow electric little skip on wheels), I moved all the bowls and hayboxes. […]
A guide to camping with pets
[ad_1] Camping is a fun summer activity you can do with your furry friend. You’ll both enjoy the opportunity to get outdoors, get moving and explore the beautiful scenery in Ontario. Here is everything you need to know before you pack your tent and bring Fido along. Park rules Each park may have slightly different […]
How much water should your cat/dog be drinking?
[ad_1] Water is an essential nutrient for all living things. It helps regulate body temperature, lubricates and protects internal organs and joints, moisturizes the air in the lungs, helps eliminate waste from the body, supports nervous system function and transports oxygen and nutrients in the bloodstream to cells. So how much do our furry companions […]
An Interview with Teresa J. Rhyne
[ad_1] Teresa J. Rhyne on the mistakes people make when searching for a lost dog, the community that helped her look for Poppy the missing beagle, and finding your people. By Zazie Todd PhD This page contains affiliate links which means I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases at no cost to you. Poppy […]
New Job | My Shetland
[ad_1] I have a new job. Ok, not a paid one but an essential one. When Mum died, I took all the family photos in various shoe-boxes back to Shetland. I realised that I am probably the only person who mostly knows who is who (though, my cousin might too). So I have taken it […]