Getting a dog brings a lot of happiness and companionship, but it also means taking on important responsibilities. To help your dog live a long and healthy life, it’s important to make routine veterinary visits a priority. Daily walks and affection matter, but regular check-ups are key to being a …
Read More »American City to Pay $500,000 After Police Officer Fatally Shoots Blind & Deaf Dog “Teddy”
The city of Sturgeon, Missouri, has agreed to pay a $500,000 settlement to the owner of Teddy, a blind and deaf Shih Tzu who was fatally shot by a police officer earlier this year. This incident has led to discussions about animal rights, police training, and how officers handle vulnerable pets. Details of the …
Read More »Stray Dog Killed by Tea-Stall Owner on Bazaar Road in Chennai
A recent incident in Mylapore, Chennai, has caused concern for animal welfare groups. A 56-year-old tea-stall owner reportedly beat a stray dog to death after the dog approached an elderly customer. The event was recorded on video and shared on social media, which started a public discussion about how stray dogs are …
Read More »Supreme Court Orders Removal of Stray Dogs from Public Places Across India
The Supreme Court of India (SC) has ordered all states and Union Territories to remove stray dogs from public places, such as schools, hospitals, bus stands, sports complexes, and railway stations. The dogs are to be moved to shelters after sterilization and vaccination. What the Order Says On November 7, a Bench …
Read More »Good and Bad News for Dog Lovers in Chandigarh as New Pet Regulations Take Effect
The Chandigarh Municipal Corporation (MC) has implemented new pet and community dog bylaws. These regulations are designed to encourage responsible pet ownership and address public safety and hygiene concerns. Key Changes Announced The MC has issued several important updates under the new regulations: Ban on six breeds: The American Bulldog, American …
Read More »A Pet Parent’s Guide to Canine Diabetes
Many dog owners consider their furry friends to be an important part of the family. It’s normal to feel pressured when health issues come up, particularly when dealing with a complex condition such as diabetes. However, diabetes in dogs can be treated with the proper information and a committed approach, …
Read More »Keep Your Dog Safe This Diwali: Simple Steps for a Stress-Free Festival
The festival of lights brings warmth, laughter, and gatherings, yet for our canine companions, Diwali can feel far less celebratory. The explosion of fireworks, constant visitors, and aromatic sweets can provoke stress or even danger for dogs. This year, pet guardians need more than good intentions—they need solid planning to …
Read More »Dog Owners Urged to Start Preparing Early With Fireworks Season Ahead
With fireworks season approaching, dog owners in the UK are encouraged to prepare their pets early. Animal welfare experts note that sudden loud noises and bright lights can cause severe anxiety in dogs, resulting in panic, escape attempts, or injury. The RSPCA reports that fireworks noise is a leading cause …
Read More »Chennai Undertakes Major Operation to Rescue Blind Stray Dog
In a compassionate and high stakes rescue mission, animal welfare volunteers in Chennai recently carried out a major operation to save a blind stray dog found in dire condition. The rescue underscores the ongoing challenges of caring for vulnerable animals on city streets. Discovery and Rescue Efforts The dog was discovered wandering …
Read More »Is It Safe to Give Human Painkillers to Dogs?
As caring dog owners, it’s natural to want to help when our pets seem to be in pain. You may be wondering if it’s safe to give your dog human pain medication. This is usually dangerous and can be extremely dangerous without a veterinarian’s advice, even though it comes from …
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