Meet Halo. She is a petite calico with a BIG personality. Her hobbies include playing with all of her toys, scratching her post, and rolling around for belly rubs. She shows affection with loud purrs, rubbing her head against yours, and kneading.
More today about the trend toward banning sales of dogs from commercial breeding facilities in pet stores. First of all, here is what we are not talking about – we are not talking about individual breeders who breed their dogs at home or in local kennels and then sell them from their own establishments. There are a number of such breeders in Oswego County and they typically do a fine job of promoting the breed they specialize in and making sure parent dogs are well cared for and that that puppies go to good homes.
Booboo is a quiet but playful and totally beautiful medium haired ginger tiger and white lady. She was timid at first when she came to our office, but is quickly gaining confidence here. Like many well-behaved (i.e. not rowdy) cats she may need time and patience to get comfortable.
Tika is a major cuddler and lap sitter. She will let you hold her upside down like a baby. She loves, loves, loves attention. She will create a toy out of anything she finds and she loves to ride around on your shoulder.
Pet stores in New York would only be allowed to sell dogs and cats obtained from an animal shelter or rescue under a bill introduced on February 8, 2018 by State Senator Michael Gianaris and co-sponsored by State Senator Jesse Hamilton, both from New York City. The bill number is S7711. The bill would also ban pet stores from making a profit on the sales of dogs and cats. It is intended to crack down on puppy mills that breed animals under inhumane conditions.
He is a little more than a year old, friendly, sweet, with a beautiful soft coat and gorgeous golden eyes! He is playful, healthy and outgoing! He even comes when he’s called! Because of a urinary tract infection when he was younger, he does have a special diet of dry food.
We know that some of you strongly endorse the idea that our pets are better off eating only uncooked “raw” foods. We are not taking a position on that, but you should know that there is a risk. We took this information directly from the Food and Drug Administration website. It’s technical but important to know. The FDA is alerting pet owners to a history of four recalls of and multiple complaints associated with Darwin’s Natural and ZooLogics pet foods, manufactured by Arrow Reliance Inc., under the name Darwin’s Natural Pet Products, from 2016 to February 10, 2018.
Bella is just as adorable in person as she looks in this picture. She’s about a year and a half old and playful as a kitten. She has soft touchable fur, which is a good thing because she loves being held and snuggling with her people. She loves to climb, as you can see, all the better to get your attention.
Like everyone else we know, we have been following the #MeToo movement, as long-time leaders in every segment of society have come crashing down in the wake of horrific allegations about their behavior toward women and girls. And as important as this movement has become, we never imagined it had anything to do with our little column on animal welfare and care for pets. But then a few weeks ago, we began to see news reports with allegations against Wayne Pacelle, the president and CEO of the Humane Society of the United States.
I am so annoyed. I took my new cat to a veterinarian for the first time and she told me that I have to have her vaccinated against rabies. Doesn’t she know that rabies vaccinations cause cancer? Esmerelda never goes outside so why would I expose her to a known cancer risk to avoid a non-existent rabies risk?
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