I squeal with excitement when I see a dog prancing down the sidewalk. I calculate the degree of lateness I will encounter if I abort the walking to my car mission and give a quick hello to the dog and her owner. It’s worth it, I conclude, as I square my shoulders, beam a welcoming smile, and say enthusiastically “Hi, would you mind if I say hello to that adorable pup of yours?!?!” Normally, the owner grants permission, and I get right to work showering my new best friend w

We received Dr. Buzby's ToeGrips to try with senior dogs in our circle that have exhibited mobility issues. Receipt of products and monetary compensation do not impact the content of our writeup. Our opinions are our own, and are an accurate representation of our experience. Dogs communicate feelings of fear, trepidation, unease, and pain differently from humans. It’s up to us, as their caretakers to be willing and able to notice the signs of discomfort and to help in any

Some exciting things have occurred since our last post and time has gotten away from us! I apologize for a delay, but wanted to share some information about some recent (and exciting) developments. I’ll be sharing some updates on how our participation in the Barks and Brews event at Fort Hill Brewery went, which lead to my favorite day – donation day! Lastly, we have some exciting projects and prospects on our horizon that I’d like to share. Barks & Brews - Beer and Buddie