Sweet explanation for why pets leave Earth before their family.

FETCH!

Have a WONDERFUL weekend!

 

But, Please – Don’t leave the gate open!

I will be carrying the Home Again Microchips. Please ask if you have any questions or if you would like to have your pet microchipped.

As the process of finding missing pets goes “high tech” with GPS collars, QR code tags, etc., keep in mind that although these can be of benefit, they can also be removed. We still recommend a microchip because they are a permanent means of identifying your pet (and it’s a very effective way to get your pet back, assuming you keep your info up to date in the registry). Use a collar and ID tag for instant identification of a lost pet, and a microchip to identify pets in case the collar/ID is lost or removed.
http://www.abc2news.com/dpp/lifestyle/finding-missing-pets-goes-high-tech

Happy Adopt-a-Cat Month! TGIF!

Happy 1st Day of Summer!

Now that summer is here, remember not to leave your dog in the car, even for a few minutes, and even with the windows cracked. Instead, leave your dog at home while you run errands or have a family member take him for a short stroll on leash while you’re in the store.

http://www.greeleygazette.com/press/?p=3212  (signs of heat-related illness in dogs).

Visit RAGOM’S booth at the Twin Cities Pride Festival in Loring Park this weekend to learn more about RAGOM and meet some of their foster dogs who are looking for their forever homes. One just might be your soul-mate!

Lilies are TOXIC to cats!

If you live in, or even plan to visit, an area where Lyme disease is present, be aware of the risks to you and your pets. Be sure that you use a good tick prevention on a regular basis and consider the vaccination for Lyme disease if your pet is at high risk (use the vaccination as a 2nd line of defense). Ask if you have questions!

http://www.medpagetoday.com/InfectiousDisease/GeneralInfectiousDisease/33337