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National Wildlife Day, founded by philanthropist Colleen Paige, is celebrated every year on February 22. It provides a great opportunity to recognize and celebrate the animals that make our world a brighter and more interesting place to be.

November is National Pet Diabetes Month, which was designated to raise awareness of this serious issue and to highlight pet health needs and proper care. Both cats and dogs are affected by diabetes mellitus, which occurs when their bodies cannot use glucose in a normal manner.

You may have felt a lump under your dog's skin, or your aging cat might be acting irritable as she loses control of her bladder. Should you call the vet? Pet ownership, while it has its ups and downs, has not prepared you for this concerning incident.

This September 19th – 25th is National Deaf Dog Awareness Week. Use these days to find out about what life with a deaf dog is like. You may be surprised by what you learn!

Spend the day with your bird on September 17th to celebrate National Pet Bird Day. Birds have been loyal pets to humans for several thousand years, and now they finally have a day that honors their contributions to the world.

Each year, the third week of October is dedicated to celebrating the trusted staff members and technicians who provide a wide range of vital services for your furry and feathered friends.

If you have never had a pet but are thinking it is time to add a furry friend to your household, a cat may be the ideal choice. In honor of National Cat Day, here are some of the outstanding qualities of these versatile creatures that make them so appealing as pets.

March 23rd is National Puppy Day, a time to celebrate puppies and how much joy they can bring into our lives. If you are thinking of adding to your family, adopting a puppy is always a worthy cause for animals without a home.

August 26th is International Dog Day! Make the day extra paw-some by celebrating all the joy dogs bring to our lives.

When it comes to missing persons cases, the first 48 hours are the most essential. The same is true for missing pets.