In animal rescue there are good days and bad days. There are stories that make you laugh and those that break your heart and make you cry. Every animal that we come in contact with touches our hearts and even though many don’t survive, you know you did your best.
Mr. Puss Puss and Mrs. Patience Puss are a bonded pair at the Halfway Home Pet Rescue in Caribou. They have raised a series of kittens, which have been all adopted into good homes.
You’ve brought a new puppy into your home — congratulations. Now comes your first dog training challenge: house training.
Those empty boxes may be trash (or recycling) to you, but your cat can’t get enough of them. What’s up with Kitty’s affinity for cardboard castles?
After years of trying to teach my dog just to “sit pretty,” last night he learned to “heel” in ten seconds.
Shawna is an approximately 8-year-old spayed female living at the Halfway Home Pet Rescue Adoption Center at 489 Main St. in Caribou.
Blaine is an approximately 2-1/2-year-old spayed female living at the Halfway Home Adoption Center. She had a lot of medical issues when she first came to HHPR, but is a very loving, affectionate kitty now that she is feeling better.
Nickie and Veronica are two formerly feral cats residing at Halfway Home Pet Rescue in Caribou
As I sit at my kitchen table looking out at the -4 degree temperature and the wind chill is 30 below, I shudder.
