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10/08/2025

Brake for Breakfast is new this year— and promises to be a community favorite. It’s a fun and meaningful way to raise awareness for breast cancer. Women can simply drive by the Cancer Center Community Medical Center to receive a sack breakfast, gift and educational resources. The event is on Wednesday, October 15 from 7 to 9 am or while supplies last.

10/05/2025

Look what we just got for our stinky pets!!

Check out this amazing link!
We just received a complimentary polar purifier and we're thrilled! As a bonus, we can share a few with our friends. Want one? Simply complete their asthma survey like we did. These purifiers are fantastic for improving indoor air quality, alleviating asthma symptoms, reducing allergies, and minimizing pet dander!

https://software.rainbowoffice.net/Public/Survey/5325/313/170407/2/246/101

09/05/2025

Join us for our beloved summer adoption event — now happening a little later this year on Sunday, September 21 at 2pm at Higgins Dairy Queen! 🍦

We'll have adoptable DQ-ties looking for their forever homes (not this sweet pup - she was adopted yesterday!). Stay tuned on our pages for updates on the animals that will be available at the event and fun activities like our coloring contest. Come meet your future furry best friend or grab a treat for yourself - we'll see you September 21! 🐾

08/30/2025

08/27/2025

Happy National Dog Day!!!!

08/20/2025

Please remember to take care of your pets in this summer heat.

It's obvious that you should not leave your dog in a hot car, but we often forget about the hot pavement.

The sun can heat up the concrete and asphalt to crazy high temperatures that can burn and blister your dog's paw pads.

If it's too hot for your hand it could be too hot for your dog's paws.

08/12/2025

Saturday! 🐾 Our team will be at Pet Fest in Caras Park providing free annual vaccines, rabies vaccines and microchips for dogs and cats from 10:00am-1:00pm! We ask that you please bring your dogs on leash and cats in a carrier. All annual vaccines have been generously donated by Petco Love. 💛 We'll see you this weekend!

07/19/2025

𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄: Fire officials have renamed the fire and it is now called the 𝐃𝐞𝐞𝐫 𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐞. Fire information can be found on InciWeb at https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/mtlnf-deer-fire or on the Lolo National Forest page.

For current evacuation Warnings or Orders, please continue to monitor Missoula County Sheriff's Office page. There are currently NO evacuation Warnings or Orders in place for the 𝐃𝐞𝐞𝐫 𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐞 (formerly Larch Camp Fire).

Missoula County Sheriff's Office Deputies are on scene and communicating with fire officials on the emerging Larch Camp fire. Deputies are notifying nearby residents of the emerging wildfire. NO evacuation Warnings or Orders have been issued.

Please monitor this page for changing evacuation notices and the Lolo National Forest page for fire information.

07/04/2025

Headed to or hosting a barbecue or two this weekend? If you're bringing your pup along, it might be tempting to let him or her indulge in some tasty treats, keep in mind that ingredients like onions, garlic, chocolate and alcohol are toxic for dogs. If you're unsure if it's a safe food, err on the side of caution and don't give it to your best bud. Maybe bring a few of their favorite regular treats along to avoid the stare of betrayal. 😊

06/25/2025

Oh boy, it's cheat grass season. These little seeds can embed in our pets' eyes, throat, ear canals, and between their toes, as well as other places. Once embedded they are super painful and usually need to be removed with sedation. After hikes or walks, check your pets for seeds that may be between their toes or lying on their coat. Some things to watch for include sneezing, head shaking or pawing at ears, licking at paws, eye discharge and squinting. If you're noticing any of these signs, we should take a look!

06/19/2025

Welcome to Wonder Pods! Montana’s first stop shop for all things isopods and springtails. Based in lovely Missoula, MT.

06/14/2025

CHEATGRASS ALERT! We have treated several dogs this week for cheatgrass removal. Check your dogs’ ears, feet, inside lips after every walk. I’ll post a video tonight.