Pasadena Humane shines light on Animal Resource Center, ‘frontline’ workers
March 14, 2023/by Dia DuVernetDog Poop DNA 101: Welcome to the future of pet-waste management
March 5, 2023/by Dia DuVernetGarden wildlife? Tips to keep critters and your pet safe and healthy
March 5, 2023/by Dia DuVernet‘Pee mail’ is a thing between your dog and other dogs on walkies
February 23, 2023/by Dia DuVernetLarge dogs get the love at Pasadena Humane’s ‘Be Mine’ Valentine’s Day promotion
February 17, 2023/by Dia DuVernetNo chocolate, ever, for pets; try green beans, carrots or plain yogurt for dog snacks
February 3, 2023/by Dia DuVernetWhen dog-walking neighbors come together for support when a beloved pet dies
February 3, 2023/by Dia DuVernetSpread the love during National Walk Your Dog Month
January 27, 2023/by Dia DuVernetUh oh, here comes the rain again and your dog says no to ‘walkies’
January 18, 2023/by Dia DuVernetA pet license is more than just a tag, even for unicorns; Here’s why
January 11, 2023/by Dia DuVernetA New Year’s resolution from Pasadena Humane: celebrate accomplishments
January 3, 2023/by Dia DuVernetMaggie the dog, a hit-and-run survivor, thrives due to public’s response to medical fund
December 30, 2022/by Dia DuVernetNow is a kindhearted time to foster or adopt a best ‘furry’ friend
December 22, 2022/by Dia DuVernetKeeping pets safe at the holidays: 5 things to know
December 15, 2022/by Dia DuVernetGive a dog a mental health break from pet shelter-life by fostering over the holidays
December 7, 2022/by Dia DuVernetWith Avian Influenza circulating, here’s how to help protect birds
November 22, 2022/by Dia DuVernetSeniors get a fee break for adopting pets on Nov. 12 at Pasadena Humane
November 17, 2022/by Dia DuVernetSenior-aged cats and dogs in shelters get their chance for adoption during Adopt a Senior Pet Month
November 9, 2022/by Dia DuVernetHalloween can be no treat for pets; owners need to be wary of candy, decoration dangers
October 29, 2022/by Dia DuVernetLosing pets can be scary, but here are some steps to take to find them
October 29, 2022/by Dia DuVernetAdopting two kittens at the same time is easier than with one, surprisingly, plus they’re twice the fun
October 20, 2022/by Dia DuVernetWhy are dogs such good therapy pets? The answer might be in their noses
October 13, 2022/by Dia DuVernetGive a shelter dog a second chance for a loving home during Adopt a Shelter Dog Month
October 6, 2022/by Dia DuVernetColumn: Overcrowded animal shelters hope a ‘help us’ alert boosts adoptions, donations
September 28, 2022/by Dia DuVernetA barking-good time planned for Pasadena Humane’s Wiggle Waggle Walk and Run on Sept. 18
September 15, 2022/by Dia DuVernetChildren learn compassion for animals when they take an educational class at Pasadena Humane
September 8, 2022/by Dia DuVernetFoster-to-Adopt program at Pasadena Humane got Tofu the dog together with his forever family
August 31, 2022/by Dia DuVernetFees waived on pet adoptions at Pasadena Humane during ‘Clear The Shelters’ event
August 25, 2022/by Dia DuVernetJingle of keys and let’s go for a ride are music to the ears of dogs who love riding in cars
August 17, 2022/by Dia DuVernetIndoor living is best for cat longevity, but ‘catios’ are fun and walking on leash is doable
August 10, 2022/by Dia DuVernetRoad trips are fun with your dog along, as long as you plan for rest stops and pet safety
August 5, 2022/by Dia DuVernetClassical or reggae? Which musical genre is best for relieving anxiety and stress in your dog?
July 28, 2022/by Dia DuVernetFind your new best pet friend at ‘Free Adoption Day’ event presented by Pasadena Humane
July 20, 2022/by Dia DuVernetKeep your pets cool and safe during summertime heat with these cautions and entertaining activities
July 15, 2022/by Dia DuVernetCelebrating July 4 is fun for adults, not so much for pet friends, scared of booming fireworks
July 7, 2022/by Dia DuVernet‘Take Your Dog to Work Day’ should be spark for more companies to offer pooch-friendly options
June 30, 2022/by Dia DuVernetThinking about fostering during kitten season? Advice from an expert foster cat mom: ‘Do it!’
June 22, 2022/by Dia DuVernetPeople names, nicknames or silly names: What’s best when naming your pet pal?
June 15, 2022/by Dia DuVernetThe most unusual animal to be sheltered at Pasadena Humane? Tina, the alligator
June 8, 2022/by Dia DuVernetAccess to pets may help alleviate anxiety and stress when unexpected traumas occur
May 31, 2022/by Dia DuVernetWhen adopting a dog, don’t let breed get in the way of a ‘genuine connection’
May 26, 2022/by Dia DuVernetWith coyote sightings on the rise, humane deterrents are key
May 13, 2022/by Dia DuVernetDonations to be tripled on Pasadena Humane’s May 10 ‘Day of Giving’ campaign
May 11, 2022/by Dia DuVernetAdopt a Shelter Pet Day falls at time of year when pet adoptions are slow, need is great
May 5, 2022/by Dia DuVernetOpt for peaceful coexistence with wildlife for this year’s Earth Day
April 27, 2022/by Dia DuVernetAnimal shelters need and welcome help as they cope with ‘Kitten Season’ now through the fall
April 13, 2022/by Dia DuVernetIt’s no myth, pet cats need yearly veterinary checkups to ensure a healthy long life
April 6, 2022/by Dia DuVernetPet food ‘safety net’ at Pasadena Humane helps pets stay with their families when income crisis occurs
March 30, 2022/by Dia DuVernetFamily pets deserve compassion in times of war, natural disasters
March 23, 2022/by Dia DuVernetMicrochipping a pet is a loving necessity for reuniting quickly with family when lost from home
March 17, 2022/by Dia DuVernetVeterinarians, veterinary technicians in short supply as pet care needs increase amid pandemic time
March 9, 2022/by Dia DuVernetIt’s no act, the ability to show empathy and love is the true power of dogs
February 23, 2022/by Dia DuVernetConsider a savvy adult dog when it comes to adopting a new member into your family
February 17, 2022/by Dia DuVernetShow some love for guinea pigs at ‘Cu-pig’ adoption event
February 9, 2022/by Dia DuVernetTips for keeping pets safe and warm outside during chilly winters
February 2, 2022/by Dia DuVernetPasadena Humane has a soft-spot for helping squirrels, as well as cats, dogs and other critters
January 27, 2022/by Dia DuVernetPasadena Humane suggests you ‘Live Large in 2022’ by adopting or fostering a big dog
January 19, 2022/by Dia DuVernetWhether you choose ‘glamour tags’ or not, pet licenses still serve poignant purpose
January 12, 2022/by Dia DuVernetMake your pet a part of your 2022 New Year’s resolutions and you’ll both be happier and healthier
January 4, 2022/by Dia DuVernetYoung girl, puppy bonded over their mutual deafness, grew up together in mutual love
December 30, 2021/by Dia DuVernetAnimal hoarding is both a human and animal health issue that takes toll on rescue agencies
December 22, 2021/by Dia DuVernetGifts, treats and activities for your cat or dog are sweet ways to include your pet in holiday spirit
December 14, 2021/by Dia DuVernetGo the extra mile with planning when you decide to take your pet with you on a vacation trip
December 8, 2021/by Dia DuVernetDonating to animal rescues like Pasadena Humane is one way to help on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 30
December 1, 2021/by Dia DuVernetHow to keep your pet safe and healthy on Thanksgiving and other holiday gatherings
November 22, 2021/by Dia DuVernetThe importance of spay/neuter of pets and ‘community’ cats before ‘kitten season’ next spring
November 17, 2021/by Dia DuVernetKnowing how to work with people is key when it comes to helping animals
November 10, 2021/by Dia DuVernetHow pets help us cope with anxiety, loss and stress, as well as bringing happiness into our life
November 3, 2021/by Dia DuVernetStay Up To Date
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