Hundreds give tearful farewell to heroic war dog
Hundreds turned out to say goodbye to the hero dog whose Marine veteran partner put together a bucket list for him after he was diagnosed with bone cancer. Cena, a black lab who served three tours in Afghanistan as a bomb-sniffer with the Marines, lived his final years with Lance Cpl. Jeff DeYoung, as his service dog.
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Hundreds of people dressed as cats break world record
People who love cats, really love cats… and they aren’t afraid to show it.
Like Susie from accounting who sports the cat ear headband trend – yeah it’s a thing.
Well, it looks like a group of cat costume wearing kids teens and adults in Malaysia recently upped Susie’s game. Whiskers ears tail and all.
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Greyhounds go behind bars to learn how to be pets, teach prisoners responsibilities
Retired racing dogs Blaze and Trigger have recently been released from Bunbury Regional Prison, where they have spent several weeks learning how to be pets.
It was part of the Greyhounds as Pets prison program where a select group of prisoners care for the dogs around the clock.
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Union County Play Explores What Would You Do If Pets Started Talking To You
“Have you ever wondered what pets are thinking about? What they would say if they could talk to you? Holmdel Playwright Mike Sockol explores this theory in his new play “Pets (and Their Humans)….”
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Dogs, alpacas among Pets on Wheels
“It’s amazing what a dog can do, or a tortoise.
This Feel Good Friday is about a group of volunteers who take their therapy pets around the state, anywhere from hospice to college campus during exams. The animals brighten spirits no matter where they go.”
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Humane Society: Houston’s animals and pets need our help, too
“The struggles and despair in Houston and in dozens of surrounding counties remind us of how fundamentally, how poignantly, our lives are linked with animals. When it comes to grabbing what they can, Texans are hoisting their dogs on their shoulders and putting their cats in carriers and pulling themselves from flooded homes and streets, leaving behind the ephemera of material possessions and holding on to what really counts.”
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Young duck receives a second chance after unusual surgery
“Forrest the duck was born with deformities in his legs that caused him to walk pigeon-toed, but his owners weren’t concerned until the young duck’s right leg went limp one day.”
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Top dogs. Celebrities. Palm trees.
Wait. Palm trees?
Watch out, Westminster; there’s a new dog show in town.
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Meet Seattle’s rising social media star, Magic the hiking cat“As people passed by on the Wallace Falls trail, they stopped in their tracks to get a closer look at Magic.
“Hi honey, you’re so cute!” exclaimed one of the hikers. “I wanna do this with my cat!”
That’s because Magic is definitely not your ordinary house cat. The one-year-old Tabby mix is an adventure cat, who’s been taking social media by storm.”
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Disabled Man Cries When He’s Surprised With a New Service Dog for Easter
“It can cost thousands of dollars and take anywhere from 2-5 years to receive a service dog, and most people with disabilities can’t afford to wait that long. Chris Jackson is still mourning the loss of his service dog and best friend Jake, but just before Easter he received the surprise of a lifetime when he was given a new service dog, free of charge.”
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