Parker the dog made big news in Ontario, Canada yesterday when he was rescued from inside an SUV on a day when temperatures climbed into the ’90s (that’s 33C for those of you reading this in Canada).
Have you ever taken a dog first aid course or CPR class? I didn’t know that every authority was using different guidelines for how to do CPR on a dog. Turns out that the University of Pennsylvania and Cornell University are now trying to standardize practices, issuing the first set of evidence-based guidelines for resuscitating dogs (and cats) whose hearts have stopped beating. Continue reading New CPR Guidelines for Dogs→
I stopped at the credit union today on my lunch hour, and found this stuffed cutie hanging over the wall of the teller booth. When I got closer, I saw that a picture of his friend was hanging nearby. The teller told me the picture is of her Pug, Edgar, smiling at the camera.
Stock photo - This is NOT LolaLola, a four-and-a-half pound, five year old Poodle, was recently taken to a vet’s office in New York City, where she died. A necropsy revealed blunt trauma to her face. Wanna guess how she was killed? Continue reading Once again: real men are kind to animals→
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I’m sad to report a devastating ending to Lucky’s struggle. This beautiful 10-year old Husky had been found in a back yard in Hiram (near Akron / Kent) lying in her own filth, covered in open sores, very thin, and gasping for air. She was taken to the Portage Animal Protective League, and as late as Friday was starting to do well. Continue reading They Can’t All Be Saved→