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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.

Did you know that October is ASPCA “Adopt A Shelter Dog Month” and American Humane's “Adopt-A-Dog Month”? If you have been thinking about adding a new furry family member, there is no better time than now to find your next best friend. Here at Pet Hospitals of Hawaii, we love every dog that comes through our doors, but we have a special place in our hearts for those pups who have found a new home through a rescue or humane society adoption.

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.

National Dog Walking Week is a time to remember the benefits of walking your dog. It is not only your dog that profits, but you get some advantages out of it, too. If you are tired of the same old routine, change it up with a new route for some adventure. Your dog will appreciate it, as well.

National Beach Day is August 30. With the sun out and the waves gently lapping at the shore of beaches all around Hawaii, it’s a fantastic time to get outdoors with your companion and head to the beach for some fun!

When you choose to add a pet to your family, you are also committing to giving that animal all the love and care it needs to live well.

Throughout the ages, humans and animals have always had a close connection. In modern times, animal companions play a huge role in many people's lives. Like other things, not one size fits all.

Buying pet medications online is a risky decision. Most people have encountered ads for low-cost med options that are available without a prescription.

National Farriers Week is July 4-10, and there is no better time to talk about your horse’s hooves than now.

While birds may lack the mammalian charisma of dogs and cats, they are fascinating creatures in their own right. Birds are ubiquitous today, but their history as the most direct living descendants of the dinosaurs sets them apart as one of nature's most powerful success stories.