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Joe Jennings has been a licensing canvasser at Pasadena Humane for almost two years. He has walked hundreds of miles and knocked on countless doors. He prides himself on being a friendly face in the community. Licensing your dog is a requirement everywhere you live in California, including the nine cities Pasadena Humane contracts with […]
One of the most rewarding things about Pasadena Humane’s participation in the Rose Parade is that we developed so many new relationships that have resulted in increased adoptions. Since the parade, we have had a big uptick in animals finding new homes, including Lua, the adoptable dog featured on our float. Adoptions typically slow down […]
On Christmas Day, my son and his girlfriend shared the news they are engaged to be married. My future daughter-in-law, Aliaksandra, is a photographer, and she enjoyed spending time over the holidays looking at our family photos going back to the 1800s. We also perused a DuVernet Family History that traces my father’s family to […]
The day my son was born was miraculous. My wedding day was glorious. And, New Year’s Day 2024 rounds out the list of my top three best days ever. It started with Joann Fuller, our Hill’s Pet Nutrition Rose Parade float sponsor, arriving at my home at 5:30 am. Thanks to a special parking pass, […]
The final countdown to the 135th Rose Parade is here! On Monday, Jan. 1, Pasadena Humane’s 55-ft float, “Feed the Love,” sponsored by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, will be cruising down Colorado Blvd to the joy of millions of viewers throughout the world. Our float aims to raise awareness about the importance of ending pet homelessness. […]
When I think of all the animals in the shelter this time of year, I hear Perry Como pining the words “Oh, there’s no place like home for the holidays.” This year, I also have a new tune in my head, “Feed the Love,” written by Los Angeles College of Music student, Ella Beyer. A […]
Flu and cold season is upon us this year — and our canine companions aren’t exempt. You may have seen recent reports about a respiratory disease that is infecting dogs in parts of the United States. I asked our Chief Veterinarian and Animal Care Officer, Dr. Maria Pyrdek, to write a guest column this week […]
Recently, I had the privilege of working alongside dozens of Pasadena Humane volunteers as we began the “dry” decorating of our 2024 Rose Parade float, “Feed the Love,” sponsored by Hill’s Pet Nutrition. Who knew that white fur could be made of grains of rice? Or that shades of brown could be achieved through lentils, […]
In this season of gratitude and giving, I’m incredibly thankful for the caring and compassionate staff, volunteers, and donors at Pasadena Humane. Together, we work tirelessly to make our community a better place for animals and the people who love them. Over the last few years, we’ve built a solid organizational culture based on core […]
I was sad to hear of the recent death of Bobi, the world’s oldest dog ever. As you may remember from my column back in May, Bobi celebrated his 31st birthday in his rural hometown in Portugal a few months ago. Veterinarian Dr. Karen Becker announced his death, writing that “despite outliving every dog in history, […]
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