Monthly Archives: December 2006

Home Alone Pet Sitting is now offering relaxation rubs for pets. Why not treat your pet to a 30- or 60-minute rubdown similar to a massage? Cost is $25 for 30 minutes; $40 for 60 minutes. If adding it to … Continue reading →

Central Pennsylvania Animal Alliance is seeking one or more volunteers to assume responsibility for the CPAA newsletter. This involves writing articles summarizing recent CPAA events and programs, soliciting others to write articles on various animal welfare topics, contacting CPAA member … Continue reading →

The ASPCA offers laminated cards listing cruelty laws and penalties in individual states. The cards fold in thirds to a handy wallet size. Knowledge is power and these cards will become an invaluable instant reference tool for law enforcement officers, … Continue reading →

From Gov. Rendell’s newsletter: Pennsylvania is home to many reputable dog breeders and kennel owners who care deeply about the welfare of animals, as well as the consumers who welcome these pets into their homes and families. Unfortunately, not every … Continue reading →

Plan to pop open some bubbly this New Year’s Eve? Put your pet’s photo on champagne from Windsor Vineyards, and the award-winning vineyard will donate 10 percent of each order to help the animals in ASPCA care. ASPCA supporters also … Continue reading →

CatChannel.com offers Cat Ringtones for your cell phone (supported models vary). Please note, your cell phone must support certain files types and must be able to import ringtones to be able to enjoy this feature. Dog ringtones also are available … Continue reading →

We’ve all seen photos of dogs dressed in bee costumes, right? But www.beedogs.com has a whole collection of them — all sizes, breeds and styles. There’s even a beedog available for adoption!

More than 20 new horses have come to Lost & Found Horse Rescue via a feedlot, and the rescue needs donations and volunteers to foster many of the horses while they await adoption. L&FHR now has 55 horses in need … Continue reading →

Ferret fans Visitors to the ferret show at the York Expo Center share the ways they spoil their pets — and show off ferret tattoos, bumper stickers and more.