Stray Pets News Today

Because it breaks my heart whenever I see a stray brought into our shelter, I will continue repeating, ad nauseum, that taking simple precautions can quickly return a pet home.

A new program aims to get felines into homes and away from unnecessary euthanasia.

Last week, the Tehama County Animal Care Center (TCACC) held a 3-day adoption event called “Home for the Holidays”. While some may say it may not have been the rousing success of pre-COVID years, it was still a major triumph in our book.  In just three days, a total of 40 animals were adopted. That […]

Following a spike in infections across the country, the Department of Agriculture issued a cautionary advisory for people going on holiday during the festive season, alerting them of high-risk areas.

The Department of Rural Development cautioned against the touching and picking up of stray dogs and cats, as this could result in the spread of the disease.

The animal center put out a plea for help Wednesday as it tries to move dogs out of the shelter and find others to take in strays.

Due to a recent outbreak of canine influenza, the Wake County Animal Center will remain closed until at least the end of November.

Residents were warned not to approach, touch, and pick up stray dogs and cats, as this could result in the spread of the disease.

On Friday, KC Pet Project announced they had taken 469 dogs and cats in a 10-day span.

Sullivans Travels: Natick begins planning for Memorial Day The calendar may read April, but Natick is already making plans for Memorial Day. Like last year, there will be no “traditional” parade. Instead, there will be a car parade through town, with stops at the cemeteries and the Town Common. There will also be a stop at the Indian Burial Ground on Pond Street, where the Sons of the American Revolution will conduct a re-internment ceremony for Alexander Quapish, a Praying Indian who fough...