Animals

This Saturday (12/14) stop by All Dogs Can at 2040 North Lapeer Road just north of Daley Road. Lapeer’s Adoptable Animals Christmas Paw-ty will be happening from noon until 4pm.

It’s “National Mutt Day” celebrating mixed breed dogs - the Mutt. The day is set up to raise awareness of the plight of mixed breed dogs in shelters and to educate the public about the number of mixed breed dogs that are waiting to be given a loving and caring home.

Just a reminder that November is “Adopt a Senior Pet Month". Got an e-mail from Larraine at Paradise Animal Rescue who tells me that they have a “Senior to Senior” campaign going on. Any senior can adopt one of Paradise’s wonderful senior cats for $25 thru November.

It’s Adopt a Senior Pet Month, save an older pet and make it part of your family. An older, emotionally mature pet can often be a great fit at. Senior pets are fully developed, you already know the size, appearance, behavior and personality.

You still have time to take part in "Adopt a Shelter Dog Month". K-9 Stray Rescue League at 2120 Metamora Road in Oxford, is a state and federally licensed non-profit group formed in 1990 primarily to save dogs on the euthanasia list at local animal shelters.

Something woke up in my dog after an unfortunate incident.

Saturday, October 5th, from 6:30pm until 8:30pm. Seven Ponds Nature Center in Dryden, is holding its second annual “Enchanted Woodland”. A fun-filled evening of activities geared for children ages 4-10 years old and their adults.

Have you ever had a party for your pet? I did for the first time last night and it was... interesting...

Spotting a wild animal in a precarious position brought out the best in one man.

A man from England tried to prank his roommate, and got more than he bargained for.

Stop by Paradise Animal Rescue on M-24 just south of Burnside Road this Saturday (6/22) from 10am until 1pm. Enjoy and learn what you can do to help out the kittens and cats during the “Kitten Shower”.

If you saw someone shoot an innocent dog for no reason, you'd probably call the police. But what if the police were the ones who fired the fatal shots?