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04/08/2023

Most important is any LILY!

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04/08/2023

Today is World Stray Animals Day! —every homeless animal deserves a loving home. Thank you to all of you who adopt, foster, volunteer, donate, and dedicate their lives to helping animals in need. Please share your stories! xoAmy

02/22/2023

Happy birthday to the original Wildlife Warrior🐊 Countless wildlife, wild places, and people thank you for your message of love🤎

01/17/2023

As we all remember the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. today, the AVMA would like to share some of his most inspiring quotes that continue to reverberate with us to this day.

“If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.”

“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.”

01/03/2023

Happy New Year to you all. Thank you for loving dogs so much and for your support.
2023 is bringing a brand new TV dog training show to your screens this spring in the UK and more It’s Me or the Dog! Wishing you a happy and peaceful New Year, from all of us at Positively, VSPDT and VSA x

12/29/2022

12/18/2022

Holidays, Team Cat Mojo! Which one of these songs describes YOUR CAT the best? 🎶😹🎄

Credit: Scott Metzger Cartoons

12/18/2022

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11/08/2022

18 years ago while I was a dog trainer in Manhattan I had an idea. Now we’re on Season 11! Thank you to all you dog lovers out there who love and continue to support It’s Me or the Dog. I am so very grateful to you and I hope the show has helped you and your dogs live enriching lives together x

09/22/2022

As the Met Office releases yet another storm warning for areas of the UK, here are tips to keep your dog calm as the storms roll in.

09/09/2022

Our favorite dog walker let the dog’s out this National Dog Walker Appreciation Day. Join us as we show them our appreciation.

07/24/2022

07/20/2022

Dear Bark: My 12-year-old Bulgarian Shepherd, Gus, has never been very interested in play. Gus has been very restless, fussing for attention throughout the day. His behavior is making it hard for me to work. How do I get my quirky boy to play with me and work off some of this energy?

06/01/2022

When a dog trusts you they are more likely to listen, understand and respond when you want them to do something. And if they don’t, it’s not because of a lack of respect. It is due to a lack of understanding or a break in communication on your part, and rather than punishing your dog because you think he is being disrespectful, you must spend more time teaching and helping him negotiate the human world he lives in.

https://positively.com/victorias-blog/does-your-dog-respect-you/

04/27/2022

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Marc Anthony's official music video for 'You Sang To Me'. Click to listen to Marc Anthony on Spotify: http://smarturl.it/MarcASpotify?IQid=MarcAUSTMAs featur...

04/25/2022

This week is National Pet ID Week - a terrific opportunity to remind pet owners to double-check that their pet's identification is up-to-date. If you've recently changed addresses or phone numbers, be sure your contact information is updated on your pet's microchip. Your veterinarian can help with that!

04/09/2022

We know that wildlife emergencies can be scary, and we all learned as children that the best thing to do in an emergency is to call 911! But unfortunately, calling 911 for an orphaned or injured wild animal is not helpful. It could delay assistance for the animal, tie up resources needed for human emergencies, and possibly even lead to consequences such as fines.

911 dispatchers are not generally trained on veterinary first aid and don’t usually have a list of licensed rehabilitators handy. They may unintentionally give incorrect advice and it may take them extra time while they track down a list of rehabilitators (something you could do yourself in less time). 911 is for emergencies that impact human health and safety, like serious human injuries, violent crime, fires, and car accidents.

There are a few rare exceptions that warrant contacting 911 for a wildlife emergency, such as when an animal is posing an immediate public safety hazard. Examples of this might include a wild animal that is actively attacking a person or an injured bear or adult deer blocking a high-speed highway.

If you’ve found an orphaned or injured wild animal in need of assistance anywhere in North America, please check AHnow.org for help. This is a continent-wide directory that can connect you with licensed rehabilitators local to you, who accept the species you have found.