Tag: funny pet news

All in Advent Window 20! – Be That Dog!

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All In Adventist December 20 and time to look far, open your circle and be someone’s star. There are many who may never hear from a friendso today’s window solves that in a way that is penned. There are many people for whom a pen pal would be a very special and lasting kindness. Loneliness is a terrible thing for someone to suffer and sometimes it goes completely unnoticed, but for this very special Advent window you can do something about that. You can search for a pen pal organization to join, or you can start with some of our…
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Coyote mauls toddler in front of mum on driveway before attacking second child

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The young boy was left with bite marks on his arm after the attack (Picture: Facebook) A toddler miraculously escaped after being mauled by a coyote before it ran away and attacked another child nearby. Police are still hunting for the wild animal after it attacked a 21-month-old boy in Scottsdale, north of Phoenix last week. Kelly Pirozzi, the mom of the toddler, told ABC News she was standing on the driveway of her home when the animal attacked her son. The beast bit down on his arm before she was able to tear him free. He was left with…
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All in Advent Window 23! – Be That Dog!

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All In Adventist December 23, it’s christmas Eve eve! We hope all this kindness has made you believe! But today just in case you are still undecided, this window will make you uncertain no more! For this special window note the kindness others show, especially those strangers you do not even know. The kindness of strangers is a special kind of generosity because it really seems to expect nothing in return. This kind of kindness is genuine empathy and compassion, which is the best kind of network you can log into. And that’s why the sharing part of this window…
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Low-cost rabies clinics being held for pets

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By Natalia Vega March 16, 2023 12:07pm Several low-cost rabies vaccination clinics for cats and dogs will be held throughout Lambton County over the next couple of months. Lambton Public Health said pets, over three months old, must be restrained and in good health while at one of the clinics. The clinic is not open to animals that have been vaccinated against rabies within the past year. “Vaccinating pets not only helps protect them from the rabies virus, but it also helps keep human populations safe,” said Supervisor of Health Protection Lori Lucas. “These low-cost clinics offer an affordable way…
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One person, pet dead after townhouse fire in Oakville

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One person and a pet died after a fire in Oakville on Saturday evening. Crews were called to a townhouse on the Sixth Line, south of Upper Middle Road, just before 6:30 pm When they arrived, the firefighters were met with heavy fire and smoke. “Through a fast attack, our crews were able to contain the fire to the unit of origin,” Oakville Fire Chief Paul Boissonneault said in an email to CP24. He confirmed that one person and a pet were found dead inside the unit. Another person was transported to the hospital for assessment and expected to be…
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The Love Doctor – Be That Dog!

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Health Howard and the humans had to rush into the vet today as he was being sick and was listless and shaking. We were all so panicked. But as soon as they arrived he perked right up because he was in one of his happy places (to be fair, most places are Howard’s happy places) and he put on a great show of not looking at all sick. They had to wait a little while as they were early and there were lots of emergencies and at least one MIA vet. As they were waiting, a little boy and his…
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Parks Canada urgently not dump unwanted pets at Rouge Park

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Parks Canada is raising concerns about a “three-fold increase” in instances of unwanted animals being dumped at Rouge Park. Late last week, Rouge National Urban Park posted a tweet urging people to not dump unwanted dogs and cats at the 80-square kilometer green space, which runs from Lake Ontario to the Oak Ridges Moraine along the Scarborough-Pickering border. “Releasing pets into nature seldom has a happy ending. Domestic animals struggle in the harsh natural environment and can spread diseases to native species. Please don’t abandon animals in Rouge National Urban Park,” they wrote. Partnering and Engagement Officer Lorraine Chung, of…
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Noce: Emotional support for pets must be considered on an individual case

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Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content Questions: Our condo bylaws allow owners to have either one dog or one cat in their units. An owner cannot have two dogs or two cats or one dog and one cat. They have to choose. One owner in our building has one dog and two cats, which exceeds the maximum of one pet as outlined in our bylaws. The owner has provided the board with a letter from their doctor saying that their…
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