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Texas Animal Control Officers should be considered First Responders

Texas Animal Control Officers should be considered First Responders

Aug 7, 2024

Animal control professionals play a crucial role in maintaining public safety and ensuring the well-being of humans and animals in our communities, and as such, they should be considered first responders. By advocating for a first responder classification, animal control professionals can educate their communities and advocate for receiving training, resources, and equipment necessary to perform the critical services they provide to their communities.

How to Build an Outdoor Cat Shelter

Nov 13, 2023

Building an outdoor shelter for your feline friends can be a great way to care for the community cats in...

Things to Look for When Purchasing a Puppy

Nov 10, 2023

Considering a new puppy? There are a few things to consider when you begin your search. Bringing a puppy into...

Declawing Cats

Oct 25, 2023

Declawing Cats — how it’s harmful, why it’s done, and a few alternativesDeclawing: What is it and why is it...

How to Support Your Local Animal Shelter

Oct 24, 2023

Your local animal shelters are understaffed and overcrowded — Here are a few ways to give back if you’re passionate...

Halloween Safety for Pets 

Halloween Safety for Pets 

Oct 6, 2023

Creating a fright-free night for your pets: A guide to Halloween pet safety How to keep your pets safe during the...

Teaching Kids to be Kind to Animals

Aug 2, 2023

A common question parents of young children ask themselves is, “How can I teach my toddler to be nice to...

Pets Firework Safety

Jun 30, 2023

Firework safety for pets is a vital consideration during holiday festivities. By understanding the impact of fireworks on animals and implementing preventative measures, we can ensure their well-being and minimize potential dangers.

How to Build a Dog House

Jun 22, 2023

In extreme weather conditions- whether it be extreme heat or freezing temperatures, it is necessary for pets to have proper shelter to protect them from harsh weather conditions. A well-designed dog house provides protection from rain, wind, excessive sunlight, and extreme temperatures. Learn how to build your own dog by reading our Resource Guide!

Extreme Hot Weather & Pet Safety

Jun 22, 2023

As temperatures rise in the Texas heat, it’s not just us humans who feel the impact of the scorching sun. Our pets cannot verbalize their distress, which makes it crucial for us, as responsible caregivers, to recognize the signs of overheating and take swift action.

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