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01/23/2025

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01/21/2025

Your cat's body language says a lot. What are they telling you?👇

01/21/2025

01/21/2025

01/21/2025

High Wind Alert for Orange County – Stay Safe!

With high winds comes the risk of downed powerlines and outages—nearly 𝟯𝟱𝟬,𝟬𝟬𝟬 𝗦𝗼𝗖𝗮𝗹 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 could be left without power!
Don't be caught in the dark—prepare for ANY disaster today. Visit our website for essential tips and resources at ➡️ https://bit.ly/ROCMaterials

01/18/2025

Your dog's body language says a lot. What are they telling you? 👇

01/18/2025

Protect your furry friend's paws from irritation! After walks outside, remember to give their paws a wipe-down with a damp towel to keep them safe. 🐾

For more pet safety tips, download the Pet FA app: https://rdcrss.org/3RjCGNp
Or text: "GETPET" to 90999

01/18/2025

01/17/2025

01/17/2025

From our dear friends at
Doris Day Animal Foundation (DDAF) ...
For the past week, our country and the world have been riveted to news of the unprecedented, devastating wildfires in Southern California, which have destroyed entire communities in the greater Los Angeles area. Our hearts go out to the thousands of families who have suffered unimaginable loss, many left without a home and unable to care for their pets.
Shelters and rescue organizations from other parts of the state and across the country have taken in animals from already overcrowded local shelters to make room for those affected by the fires. But the numbers are overwhelming, and space is limited. A desperate call has gone out for fosters. If you live in the greater Los Angeles area and can foster one or more pets from your local shelter, even for a short time, it will mean so much to the pet owners who may not have a place for their animals while they navigate recovery because shelters are full.
Please help us in our relief effort by making a donation to ddaf.org. In this time of great need, both the Doris Day Animal Foundation and the Doris Day Estate are identifying and providing significant emergency funding to organizations caring for the animals affected by the wildfires. Pasadena Humane alone has taken in over 600 animals, including goats, reptiles, and birds -- in addition to dogs and cats -- until they can be reunited with their families or adopted out. They are also providing food and supplies to pet owners, so they can continue to care for their pets. OperationBlanketsOfLove.org is distributing essential supplies to shelters, including blankets, towels, crates and food. Coachella Valley Horse Rescue in Indio, Calif., is taking in some of the displaced horses. These are just a few of our dedicated grantees whose tireless work is providing relief where it’s most needed.
In the midst of this tragedy, it’s inspiring to see our communities band together to provide clothing, food and other necessities to those affected. With your help, DDAF will do everything we can to make sure their precious pets are taken care of and that stray animals and wildlife injured in the fires get the medical attention they need.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts,
The DDAF Team
www.ddaf.org

01/17/2025

Smoke from the can have immediate health effects. If your area is experiencing poor air quality, take precautions.

Stay indoors as much as possible.

Check the Air Quality Index on AirNow's website or app: fire.airnow.gov

01/17/2025