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My Foster Fail

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A few years ago, just before I started yoga teacher training, I injured my shoulder. I could no longer do the fancy postures I was so proud of. I fell out of arm balances, pain searing through my right rotator cuff. Often while the other students did downward dog, I stayed in child’s pose, face […]

4th of July Safety

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The 4th of July can be a day for fun and celebration. But for those of us with pets, it’s often a time of stress. We’ve put together some tips to help you and your pets get through the holiday as smoothly as possible. Plan your day When possible, walk your dog before it gets […]

Fireworks are Not Festive for our Furry Ones

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By Jacqui Dziak Those booms we are already hearing can only mean one thing- 4th of July is right around the corner. 4th of July celebrations include fireworks and back yard gatherings- and the following reminders to keep your pets safe and feeling secure during the upcoming holiday weekend. Backyard BBQs may seem harmless enough, […]

Headed Back to Work? Prepare Your Pets

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As Safer at Home restrictions loosen, many pet owners and foster parents are returning to work outside of the home. Our pets thrive on routine, and any change—small or large—may affect their behavior. Help ease the transition for you and your pets, with these tips: Settle into a new routine gradually before you head back […]

To Couple, or Not to Couple? That is the Question.

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By Jacqui Dziak If you have a pet, you have probably at some point considered adding a companion for your pet and wondered if it is a good decision. The short answer: it depends. Like us humans, most pets do well with a partner. Also similar to humans, some prefer to remain single. Here are […]

Rosa

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I picked up Rosa on Jan. 15 and she has been the best investment I’ve ever made in life. I can’t go 10 steps down the street without someone wanting to pet her or tell me how cute she is. She is totally spoiled. I cook all her meals and she has a closet full […]

Stearns the Terrier Mix

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Stearns is a terrier mix of unknown origin. He was at shelters for weeks. He has a horrible underbite. When I play tug of war with him, he tries so hard. He’s a persistent little guy. Stearns doesn’t bark; he cries. When I give him a treat he walks around the house crying until he […]

Remy, Formerly Maggie

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When we first saw “Maggie” at PHS she looked very intimidating. She was very nonchalant when we approached her. We noticed she was being overseen by those looking to adopt. Even with her “tough guy” attitude we just know we had to bring her home, she was perfect. The moment we left PHS a new […]

Penny Lane

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We adopted our little Penny Lane from Pasadena Humane Society in 2011. It was estimated that she was one year old at the time. It’s now June 2020, so we think she’s close to 10 years old now. She is just the best little dog! She is so wonderful with children, she’s happy, obedient, and […]

You Can Teach an Old Dog New Tricks

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By Jacqui Dziak Training a dog takes time and patience. Although the city is slowly re-opening with new restrictions, the majority of us are still spending more time at home than we did prior to COVID-19. This summer might be the perfect opportunity to spend time teaching your dog some new tricks or working on […]