About a month ago, we took in a cat who had taken up residence in someone’s yard. We were contacted and agreed to take the cat. She was live-trapped and brought to The Ark. When we took her out of the trap her belly was very large and round. We knew immediately she was pregnant.
What a joy it is to see your dog smile. Yes, dogs do smile.
Whether they are greeting us at the door or romping with their pals, their joy is infectious.
The Central Aroostook Humane Society does everything possible to encourage having animals fixed (spayed or neutered).
Fixed, or altered, animals are less likely to develop certain cancers and other health problems.
On Wednesday night, a black and white cat was picked up in the middle of the road by a very kind gentleman. The cat was brought to the Ark and then taken to the vet where it spent the night and most of the next day.
Halfway Home Pet Rescue will offer a low-cost care and vaccination clinic for dogs and cats, along with a free cat spay/neuter clinic, in late April.
Five a.m. and it started to permeate my dreams. First a light scent, then a little stronger. Finally breaking through and waking me ever so gently.
Whether you already have a dog or are looking at getting one soon, there are certain things you should always keep in mind. These are a few dog facts that dog lovers always need to consider.
Editor’s note: The article that appears in this column is reprinted with permission from The Maine Snowmobiler.
I enjoyed this story that was in the December issue of The Maine Snowmobiler magazine. It was written by Jim Boyce, a snowmobile groomer in western Maine. I wanted to share it with all of you.
Steve has had very long and stressful days. Saturday he wasn’t feeling well and wouldn’t eat. He had diarrhea and started peeing blood. He was rushed to Veazie for emergency vet care with a temperature of 103.9 degrees. He had x-rays taken and an ultrasound.
It is time for the Crazy Dog Lady to change her thinking and give you some interesting tidbits on the feline species.
