by Lauren R. Tharp Rumored to have first appeared before 400 B.C., the Pug is one of the world’s oldest dog breeds. Originating in Asia, the Pug shares a similar bloodline to that of the Pekingese. People pleasers by nature, the Pug reigns as the 12th most popular dog breed in the United States (according […]
Out and About Scout
Meet New York City’s adoptable dog of the week, Scout. This sweetheart is about to be embarking on her second birthday. Wouldn’t be wonderful if she celebrated with you? Scout is a Labrador Retriever/Staffordshire Bull Terrier mix lady. This incredibly sweet girl is a short and stocky gal. Scout is the perfect family dog! She […]
The Dog Dish Diet: Dr. Greg Martinez
Our dogs depend on us for everything. After love and attention, a good tasting and balanced diet may be the important contribution that you can make to your dog’s life. Dr. Greg Martinez is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and has explored cooking for his own dogs for years. Check out our chat with Dr. […]
Blessing of the Animals: Brooklyn
Breed Profile: Jack Russell Terrier
By Lauren R. Tharp The original “purse dog!” Long before Paris Hilton was stuffing Chihuahuas into her handbag, Jack Russell Terriers were being toted around in “terrier bags” while their owners traveled around on horseback. Originally bred in England, the Jack Russell evolved to its current form in Australia. This faithful outdoorsy breed was first […]
Free Rabies Shots at Union Square – Sept 26
Local animal rescue groups are offering free rabies shots, microchipping and more on Monday September 26th at Union Square. From 3:30 to 6:30, your pet will be eligible for free rabies shots, microchipping and id tags. Hurricane Irene was a good wake up call for pet owners in the city, we need to be prepared […]