In 2006, Colleen Paige, an animal welfare advocate, established National Pet Day on behalf of pets and pet owners throughout the United States.

Pets are family, and when one of them passes, it can leave a hole in the heart that persists for a lifetime.

It is up to dog owners to take steps to prevent their beloved canines from biting. Hawaii's laws hold animal owners responsible for personal and property damage caused by their pets.

People all over the world know Hawaii for its gorgeous scenery and fascinating wildlife. Of the many sea creatures that call Hawaii's waters home, few are as captivating or as misunderstood as sharks.

Before we had automobiles, horses were the main form of transportation. In fact, in pre-machinery times, horses were a crucial part of the U.S. industry.

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.

Being attentive to your pet’s dental health is one of the most integral elements of pet care. Unfortunately, many pet owners do not recognize how crucial dental care is to their pet’s well-being until a pet experiences severe pain, infection, or tooth loss.

Dogs are extraordinarily intelligent, companionable, and hardworking friends that enrich humans’ lives in a variety of ways. One such way is by providing services to those with disabilities, allowing many people to lead fuller lives with greater autonomy than they might otherwise be able to without their companions at their sides.

Just as you should have a plan for your home in case of an emergency fire, you need to also think about your pet, and what you could do to protect and help them in these types of situations.

After your beloved pet leaves this world, it can be difficult to get through the next day, let alone many years later. Despite their passing, it is important that you remind yourself of your pet, and how dear they were to you.