The holidays are a wonderful opportunity for people to connect with friends and family. However, dogs generally enjoy any good excuse to mingle with others as well. Pets can also help reduce stress brought on by planning or attending a large social event. If you are looking for things you can do to include your pet in the celebrations this season, consider these options that will help you and your dog stay in the holiday spirit.
Meeting friends for lunch or running errands does not have to mean leaving your dog at home. That's right! Your dog can say goodbye to hot parked cars or lengthy stays in the dog crate. Check out these five surprising dog-friendly places that welcome you to bring your pooch with you when you come.
Adopting a dog is such an exciting time for the whole family! You are not only bringing home a pet, but a best friend who will wag his tail when you come home, listen to all your stories about the day's events, and miss you when you leave. If this is your first dog or if it has been a while since you last adopted a dog, this checklist will help you ensure he feels safe and comfortable in his new home.
What does trendy couture have to do with a pet rescue mission? Last Saturday, many with a love for dogs and a passion for fashion attended a luncheon at the Spruce Creek Country Club in Port Orange, Florida. Sophie's Circle founder, Kathy Blackman, and a team of hard-working volunteers brought the needs of this wonderful mission to the public as models dressed in stylish designer clothing from Canal Street Chic walked the floor. Read more about this heart-warming fundraising event for a great cause on PortOrangeObserver.com.
