Mother Hubbard's Critter Care

12/06/2024

12/06/2024

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Get your Pet Babies scheduled for Holiday Care.
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12/04/2024

Visiting Wally & Annie 🐥

11/23/2024

Be careful sharing your Thanksgiving dinner with your pets...
Also NO TURKEY SKIN
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11/23/2024

Good doggie 💗❤️💗

11/20/2024

No animal deserves to die for doing what comes naturally to it, but it’s especially upsetting when animals are killed for something they don’t actually do. Cottontail rabbits, raccoons, opossums, and tree squirrels all get killed routinely by people worried that they will dig burrows in their lawns.

European rabbits dig burrows, so many people assume by default that cottontail rabbits (which live here in the United States) do the same. Cottontails nest in shallow depressions or sometimes the vacated burrows belonging to other species, but do not dig their own burrows.

Raccoons and opossums are both primarily tree-dwelling animals. They have delicate, cat-like nails meant for climbing trees rather than tough, dog-like nails needed to dig. Both species have sensitive hands that they may used to feel around a lawn for bugs, but they will not actually dig.

While ground squirrels like woodchucks and chipmunks can dig burrows, tree squirrels do not. The most digging that a tree squirrel will do might involve an inch or two to bury a nut or look for food in the ground. Deep, disruptive burrows always belong to some other kind of animal.

Please don’t harm your local wildlife, especially for things they don’t actually do!

11/20/2024

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Exciting time of the year! Holidays-parties-guests-lots of cooking --- your furbaby may get overwhelmed. Make a cozy space for them in a private room to rest and relax. Have a frozen Kong with peanut butter & pumpkin, a relaxing nature show with soothing music no talking audio. A fluffy bed with favorite toys around. Go in and visit every hour while you are baking or wrapping or hosting. Please do not place your companion outside alone that will increase their anxiety AND animal thieves love to find pets outside not monitored for dog fighting, reselling, faking " escape" to get a reward. Be diligent.. and NO your pet does not need to see & hear fireworks. Plan for safety...if you are leaving home secure your beloved companion in a locked bedroom with snacks, water, toys, soft music or nature shows. Important.. secure your bedroom window with a giant piece of furniture -- a freaked out dog will bust a window to try and escape fireworks --- it happens every year and very often. If you need out of home care I can help. I do not go out for fireworks shows - I stay home & watch movies with my dog

11/18/2024

Dear Humans---
NO !!! Your dog does not want to see fireworks...this includes your Service Dog...leave them safe at home...with soothing music or nature sounds TV & frozen treats not stressing them out for you to see boom booms.

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Every K9 in the World

11/10/2024

Yum yum yum
British shorthair kitties...❤️
I love my kitty clients

11/08/2024

We cruising for groceries

11/05/2024

ADA SERVICE DOG RULES

Situations where it is not obvious that the dog is a service animal, staff may ask only two specific questions:
(1) is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? and
(2) what work or task has the dog been trained to perform?

Staff are not allowed to request any documentation for the dog, require that the dog demonstrate its task, or inquire about the nature of the person’s disability.

No. The ADA does not require service animals to wear a vest, ID tag, or specific harness.

There are individuals and organizations that sell service animal certification or registration documents online. These documents do not convey any rights under the ADA and the Department of Justice does not recognize them as proof that the dog is a service animal.

Mandatory registration of service animals is not permissible under the ADA.