Wiggles n Wags Pet Services/Penny Lyons

06/20/2024

These 2 goofballs are enjoying a quick roll in the grass before getting out of the heat again☀️😎

06/18/2024

So now you know.... for inquiring minds.......🤣

06/16/2024

Toto and Tecumseh🖤🐾

06/16/2024

Someone was not happy it was time to take her medicine😅 I’m sorry Sophia!!

06/15/2024

Maybe if I lay on the ground she won’t make me walk back home and we can just stay out all day?? -Lucy🐾

06/15/2024

**UPDATE!!**
Kaiser has been found!! Thank you everyone for sharing this information and bringing him home!!

*LOST DOG ALERT*
1 year old Bernese Mountain Dog lost in the Doylestown area!
Please be on the look out!
He escaped from Bucks County Pet Care this morning (Saturday, June 15th).
Please call Jenn Kaiser at 215-651-2336 or Martha Voorhees at 484-239-9664 if you see him or are able to catch him!

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06/15/2024

As a PA native with decades of experience, Dr. Collins treasures the relationships she builds with her animal patients and the people who care for them. Her practice is devoted to treating dogs and cats using Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, including acupuncture, herbal medicine, food therapy, nutritional support, and other aspects of holistic care. Compassion and communication are vital to her practice of veterinary medicine. Learn more: https://zurl.co/4FL3

06/12/2024

06/10/2024

As an owner of a couple anxious dogs myself, I will share this every year.

Quick PSA: During the Fourth of July holiday, and the days leading it up to it when folks start celebrating with noisy fireworks, scores of pets run away from the sights and sounds, making the day after Independence Day the busiest of the year for animal hospitals and shelters. Please do your due diligence. And if you feel as though your pet may need medication to help them relax during firework season, now is the time to speak with your veterinarian!

05/31/2024

05/30/2024

Lights Out For Lightning Bugs: Starting June 1 through the month of June, you can do your part to help protect and conserve the fireflies in your backyard. The decline of fireflies worldwide is due to many reasons all of which are results of human causes. The most obvious cause is light pollution. The lights interfere with the mating behaviors of fireflies. Fireflies lighting displays are how they find mates, and if artificial light is shining, they can't compete or see their mates.

We can help by simply turning off outdoor lighting during the mating season, which in our area is mostly the month of June. If you can't turn off your lights completely, consider shading them so they are focused to a smaller area on the ground, or use a timer or motion detectors to reduce the amount of time the lights are on at night.

Reducing or eliminating lighting also helps other nocturnal insects and others species of birds, reptiles and mammals. Humans also benefit from darkness by improving natural circadian rhythms and other health benefits. If we reduce our lighting, we will see reduction in energy costs too.

So we hope you will join us in the Lights Out For Lightning Bugs this June. Go outside and watch for fireflies and enjoy the dark skies in your favorite park or backyard. Scan the QR code in the poster or go to our website to find out more. https://www.pafireflyevents.org/lights-out-for-lightning-bugs.

05/29/2024

The dogs were saved from another shelter, and the SPCA is looking for people to give them the "retirement that they earned."

05/25/2024

05/22/2024

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05/15/2024

for what its worth...rod

05/12/2024

Day full of kitties🐈🐈‍⬛

05/12/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to all the pet moms & the human moms 🩷💐🐾

05/01/2024

04/27/2024

Happy Caturday from this cuddle bug😻