Theo Goldendoodle

20/12/2024

Merry Christmas 🎄

25/08/2023

Sago plants are all over Florida ... All parts of the sago palm are poisonous, but the seeds (nuts) are the most toxic to pets and are easier for pets to eat than the prickly fronds. Ingestion of even a small amount of the plant can cause serious effects and death.

01/07/2023

Brody and your dog say “thank you!” 💥

01/05/2023

Check plants before you buy them.

06/03/2023

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Theo is making Difference for the Dogs - Support Theo's Walkathon

20/02/2023

Fun weekend.

12/06/2022

Stay safe this summer.

21/05/2022

Check around the yard & house for these plants.

29/04/2022

It’s the weekend.

18/02/2022

05/02/2022

Please donate items to the thrift store.

01/01/2022

Happy New Year

25/12/2021

Merry Christmas

24/11/2021

ATTN DOG OWNERS | While it may be tempting to "give a dog its bone" from a turkey carcass, the American Kennel Club warns that bones could potentially cause damage to a dog's digestive tract. https://wfts.tv/30PqPQB

16/11/2021

This is our local shelter in St Pete

So far for 2021, AmazonSmile donations are $6,644.90! We are so thankful for your support while you're shopping this season, we thank you for choosing Pet Pal Rescue, Inc.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/change/ref=smi_se_rspo_change_cycsc

15/11/2021

Happy Birthday Pam Attanasio Blackhall

31/07/2021

HELP US SPREAD THE WORD

Earlier today, residents on Osceola Road in Belleair reported spotting a cane toad in their backyard. Please exercise extreme caution around any toads, especially near your pet! Cane toads are invasive and EXTREMELY deadly to dogs, cats, and other animals. MyFWC Florida Fish and Wildlife "encourages landowners to kill cane toads on their own property whenever possible."

Learn more: https://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/profiles/amphibians/cane-toad/

20/04/2021

Imagine going on a long-anticipated walk, through beautiful scenery, after you have been cooped up all day in the same place, but you have been fitted with a blind fold and are being dragged along at a fast pace. I imagine that this is how dogs feel when we don’t allow them time to stop and sniff the environment. Dogs largely perceive their world through smell and it’s how they collect and process information and make sense of their world. Taking away an opportunity for sniffing on a walk is not in their best interests and as much as physical exercise is important, the mental stimulation that sniffing provides is equally, if not more important.
Studies have shown that allowing dogs to spend time sniffing provides so many benefits – promoting calmness, lowering stress and anxiety levels, lowering pulse rates, preventing cognitive decline and providing mental stimulation and enrichment are just some examples.
Make time for a slow “sniffing walk”, where your dog is allowed to decide which direction to go and allowed to simply follow their nose to their noses content! It may take more patience as we wait for them to finish smelling that blade of grass, but the benefits are well worth it.