Paws in the City: Decoding the variety of your dog’s barks
Several years ago, my wife Nadia and I welcomed a puppy named Britney into our lives. We wanted to do everything “right,” and part of that plan included crate training […]
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Several years ago, my wife Nadia and I welcomed a puppy named Britney into our lives. We wanted to do everything “right,” and part of that plan included crate training […]
Days after the Eaton fire broke out, a very special gray cat came into our care. You may remember Skinny Minnie, the courageous kitty who miraculously survived the fire in […]
At Pasadena Humane, we believe that teaching kids about animals and responsible pet care helps build a more compassionate community for all. That’s why we offer year-round humane education programs […]
Trooper arrived at Pasadena Humane a couple of weeks back after being hit by a car. A good Samaritan rushed the senior poodle to safety. The small dog was clearly […]
Last Saturday’s Clear the Shelters event was a huge success! We found wonderful homes for 81 pets, including 23 dogs, 47 cats, and 11 critters. That number even included nine […]
A few weeks ago, more than 400 guinea pigs were discovered living in deplorable conditions in a South Los Angeles home. The animals were crammed into overcrowded, unsanitary enclosures with […]
When the Eaton fire tore through our community earlier this year, it wasn’t just people and pets who felt the impact. Thousands of wild animals were displaced, injured, or orphaned by the […]
A few weeks back, I shared how my cats Luna and Molly came into my life via the “Cat Distribution System.” They aren’t the only ones who found me this […]
At Pasadena Humane, we’ve noticed an alarming trend in recent years. As the cost of veterinary care continues to rise, more and more pet owners are coming to us in […]
There’s a popular saying among animal welfare professionals that goes: if it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for your pets. This tried-and-true adage is key to keeping our […]
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