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Travel Tips for Bringing Pets along on Your Flight
Travelling with your pets can pose risks to the health and safety of the animal. Thankfully, the combination of restrictions put into place by airlines and federal organizations can ensure that your pet can travel with you safely. The first thing to know before travelling with your pet is that your animal will need to be in a kennel. Small animals, generally ones that which are less than ten pounds; are allowed to be transported as carry on luggage in the kennels. Larger animals will need to travel in the cargo hold. The kennel needs to meet airline standards before it can be used. The basic rules are simple. There must be enough space in the container for your animal to stand, lay and be able to turn around. This will help ensure that your...

Exotic South American Animals
South America is home to the largest rain forest in the world, and this has made it one of the places that has been studied and toured by many of the famous researchers in the world. The area is known for animals and hosts the homes of some of the most magnificent specimens that can be currently found on the planet. Many rare species of animal are also present and the rain forest is now a protected area to prevent the destruction of many animals that are on the verge of extinction.

City Councilman Tony Cardenas Challenges Citizens of Los Angeles to Stand Up and Be Counted in Opposition to Horrid Puppy Mill Cruelty
City Councilman Tony Cardenas is no stranger when it comes to speaking out for the animals. And Wednesday he didn't mince words when he issued a challenge to join "A Puppy-Store-Free LA" campaign to stop the sale of puppy mill dogs in Greater Los Angeles. Before a packed news conference at Luxe Hotel Sunset Boulevard, Cardenas joined actress Maggie Q and Chris DeRose, founder of Last Chance for Animals; along with Julie Castle and Francis Battista of Best Friends Animal Society.

Understanding Your Husky Puppies Needs
Raising husky puppies require a great deal of time, effort and commitment In fact, there are many things one should take note of in terms of understanding your husky puppies? needs as well as catering to those needs

How To Protect Your Pets From Fleas And Ticks
Fleas are wingless, blood-sucking insects that feed on dog, cats, humans and other species. There are many different types of flea each one specific to the animal that it lives on.

Ticks For Tacks And All About Ticks With Pets
The first kind of ?ticks? that you would hate Generally, we love ticks, especially, as a child

Safety Tips for Moving With Pets
Which kind is your pet? The pooch who is the first one in the car when the door opens, or the kitty who runs to hide at the first hint of travel? Both kinds face dangers on the road, but there are steps you can take to protect them. Even the happiest traveler can get into trouble, and it can happen even on a short jaunt to the grocery store.

Crate Training Your Puppy
Teaching your puppy crate training is the first and best step in his life. It makes all the other steps in his training go so much smoother, much like a solid foundation makes for a superior wall.

Puppy Care and Development
Newborn puppies are similar to newborn babies. They must be fed more often and they require more sleep than older puppies. It is important that the newly born puppies start to nurse right away. Their mother?s milk contains important nutrients that protect the puppies from illness. If this first milk is not received by the puppies within 12 hours, their stomachs will not take in the nutrients contained in the milk. They are at their most vulnerable right after birth, however, most mothers instinctively know how to care for them. Should she decide to ignore one of her litter, as sometimes happens, it can be cared for by you.

Pawprints of Katrina: Pets Saved and Lessons Learned
Pawprints of Katrina will leave pawprints on your heart. You probably vividly remember the animal rescues you saw on television in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Veteran reporter and lifelong animal lover Cathy Scott covered the stories straight from the muck, the rubble, and a makeshift shelter. She witnessed dramatic rescues and joyful reunions firsthand. This book shares Cathy's stories and insight, poignant photographs from Clay Meyers, and follow up information about the animals today. Heartbreaking and heartwarming, it conveys the depth of tragedy; more importantly, it celebrates the indomitable spirit of the volunteers who refused to give up, the determined pets who survived, and the owners (original and adoptive) who love these...