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05/22/2024

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04/15/2024

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Hello everyone, We at Lost & Found Pets of the Triangle are reaching out to you w… Nancy Armstrong needs your support for Support K9 Bravo’s Medical Journey!

04/08/2023

Easter lilies kill kitties!
Please make sure that if you have pets, do not bring lilies into your home. The effects are very severe in cats! The lilies that may live in your home for a week are not worth risking your cat’s life.

To all of the people who want to argue that a Lily didn’t hurt their cat… that’s great for you! But it will kill others’ cats so we want to warn people. Maybe share an adoptable pet instead of arguing about a graphic created to spread awareness of Lily toxicity.

02/03/2023

'ABSOLUTELY STUNNED.' Professor Korinn Saker, one of fewer than 100 board-certified veterinary nutritionists in the country, has devised a liquid nutrition option for critically ill animals that Jeff Sutherland of Canine Biologics, which produces and owns the system, says amazed veterinarians at a conference last fall. "Why didn't someone do this sooner?" they wondered. Read more: http://ncst.at/A2kj50MH7nv

02/03/2023

01/11/2023

Want to know what Fear Free is. Here it is. Fear Free certified veterinarian Dr Natalie Marks sees Hazel outside the setting of a vet clinic and sees her for the first time in many many months. Hazel was so happy to see her. Her experiences from and with Dr Marks have only been positive. And Dr Marks, like nearly all veterinarians I know, always happy to see a happy dog. Hazel is a therapy dog, and Dr Marks found an instant stress buster. And Hazel was able to see an old friend. Fear Free Pets Fear Free Happy Homes

11/27/2022

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08/26/2022

Happy Dog Appreciation Day!!!! ❤️🥰❤️🐾🐶

08/13/2022

Love these sweet girls!! We always have lots of fun 😊💞🐾🐈🐈🐈

08/11/2022

More precious kitties!! 😊❤️🐾🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛

08/05/2022

These girls are always up for some fun!! 🥰❤️🐾

08/05/2022

Such sweet & fun boys! Kitty fest!! 🤗❤️🐾

08/05/2022

It’s been kitty fest lately!! So many precious kitties!! 🤗❤️🐾🐈‍⬛🐈🐈‍⬛🐈

07/31/2022

REACTIVITY MISUNDERSTOOD
Reactive dogs are often misunderstood. A dog that is reacting to a situation is not trying to be difficult, they are having a difficult time coping with that particular situation and are trying their best to make the scary thing go away.
Reactivity is generally triggered by the emotion of fear. The fear of whatever is scaring them, a fear of a valuable possession being taken away or a fear of a strange person or animal coming into their territory. Anxiety, stress, over excitement, over stimulation, feeling overwhelmed, trigger stacking, or a dog that is tired, in pain or even has chronic itching will often feel irritable and may be reactive in certain situations. If their reactivity is successful in making the scary thing go away, it becomes a rewarding behaviour because it’s something that works for them and it makes them feel better.
It’s not easy to be the owner of a reactive dog. One of my dogs is reactive and I know first-hand how dogs like this can leave you feeling embarrassed, ashamed, angry or frustrated. Why do they have to be so difficult, why can’t they just behave normally? Everyone is looking at me, judging me, thinking that I’m a bad owner, have no training skills, can’t control my dog or have a vicious dog that shouldn’t be taken out in public.
As hard as it may be, we need to take the focus off how we as owners feel about their reactivity and focus on how our dogs are feeling and what is causing their reaction. Whatever it is, it’s not something our dogs can overcome on their own and we need to take steps to help them cope. Reactive dogs need compassion, understanding, management, force free, positive reinforcement interventions and decompression – (a return to a normal, more relaxed state after a period of intense stress, psychological pressure, or urgent activity). These techniques take time and patience but are so important in helping our dogs to feel safe and learn more acceptable ways of coping.
I have learnt through many mistakes, to recognise what triggers my reactive dog and take steps to either avoid those situations, provide enough distance, or provide her with an alternative choice where she feels safe and in control of her environment. There will always be unexpected triggers around the next corner that are not within our control, but doing all we can to manage these triggers has immeasurable benefits.

07/21/2022

Omg so much cuteness!! Such precious girls!! 🥰❤️🐾

07/12/2022

Unicorn cuddle time!! Swipe to see 🥰🦄💗🐾🤗

07/09/2022

Sweet little fluffy marshmallow! 💞🤗🐾

07/08/2022

Soaking up some natural rays after a nice bath 😎❤️🐉

07/08/2022

Lots of fun playtime!! 💞😄🐾 Apologies for the lack of posts recently- been super busy caring for precious furkids! ❤️

06/30/2022

NOW is the time to take precautionary measures for your pets. Make sure your fences are secure, your meds are refilled, your microchip information is up to date, as well as your pet's ID tags. No other holiday is as busy for shelters as July 5th. PLEASE keep them safe this weekend!

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06/27/2022

The Chatham County Public Health department is warning pet owners about reports of dogs getting sick and even dying after visiting Jordan Lake this weekend. Specifically near the Farrington Boat Launch.

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Avoid water that has visible film or scum or looks blue, green, red, or brown. According to the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality, blue-green algae can be toxic and sicken people and pets.