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From the spooky to the sweet, Halloween is a lot of fun! If you plan to celebrate the haunting holiday with your pet, remember to keep your pet’s safety a priority.

October is when the ASPCA celebrates the millions of abandoned canines rescued each year and those awaiting new homes. It also coincides with American Humane's Adopt-a-Dog Month.

With National Animal Poison Prevention Week coming up from March 20th through March 26th, we wanted to highlight some of the top poisons that you need to be aware of to keep your home safe for your pets.

Visit the Zoo Day takes place on December 27th, right in the middle of the winter holidays. Celebrate this year by visiting your local zoo!

Pets are beloved companions for so many people. From dogs and cats to guinea pigs and ferrets and so many more species, humans have brought animals into their homes for hundreds and even thousands of years.

Birds are some of the most popular pets in the United States, along with cats, dogs, and freshwater fish. People enjoy birds' brightly colored feathers, cleverness, and cheerful personalities.

Bringing an animal into your home is a serious and joyful commitment. You are adding a new member to your family that you should plan on caring for their whole life.

Your pet relies on you to protect him or her from harm, discomfort, and preventable diseases. Since April is National Heartworm Awareness Month, it is the ideal time to talk about how you can help keep your pet free from this dangerous disease that can be found in many countries worldwide and in every state within the United States.

Our pets can become family members and best friends. Like with other loved ones, when a pet passes, it can be a devastating loss accompanied by a tide of grief.

December 4 is World Wildlife Conservation Day, a day dedicated to helping maintain the beautiful wildlife in our local areas as well as in the wider world. Wildlife conservation is an important aspect of being mindful of the environment as a whole.