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Emergency Situations
An emergency situation can arise from a pet being poisoned, hit by a car, attacked by another animal or simply getting into unwanted situations. Don't forget: emergencies can result from earthquakes, tornadoes or other natural disasters that may leave a pet stranded or lost. Planning ahead is the best measure to take for reducing the time to rescue. Additional Information
Household Dangers
Protecting your pet from household dangers is very similar to protecting a child from some of the same dangers. Rodent poisons and insecticides are the most common sources of poisoning but there are plenty of other "foods" that pets are attracted to that can get them into trouble. Additional Information
Options For Pet Burial
The loss of an adored pet is difficult under any situation. Here is a summary of various options how you can memorialize your pet. Additional Information
How Can I Find A Shelter Or Rescue Group In My Area?
Many pet lovers often find themselves with a cat on their doorstep or a homeless dog that they have to find a home for. Here’s information we have collected to help you find a home for that pet if you are unable to care for the pet yourself. The same applies for those of us who takeover a pet’s care when their owner suddenly dies and has made no formal arrangements for their pet. Additional Information
Transporting Your Pet Throughout The U.S.
Before taking your pet on vacation with you, determine whether the trip will be enjoyable for your pet, both during the travel and at the final destination. You should check with your destination location to see if there are any pet restrictions (lodging, buses, etc). With the increase in relocating in addition to taking your pet on vacation, transporting your pet safely is a major concern. We have collected the following information about businesses that specialize in pet transport. Additional Information
What About Vet Insurance?
To make things easy for your potential pet caregivers, considering vet insurance can be a good idea. In the article attached, we provide a summary of research completed about vet insurance to help you make a decision about this option. Additional Information
Why Spay Or Neuter?
Ten years ago, seventeen million pets in the US were euthanized in shelters when the shelters were unable to adopt these pets. Today five million pets are being euthanized. Five million is still an inconceivable number to comprehend but the fact is that due to successful spay and neuter programs, less animals today are being euthanized. Spay and neuter is the right decision for responsible pet owners. Here's Why
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