Inspirational Stories
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Santa Paws is Surfin’ to Town!!
SURF DOG RICOCHET AND 8 YEAR OLD BOY WITH AUTISM SURFED INTO TOWN AS SANTA PAWS...
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Actress joins The HSUS in thanking O’Hara Owens for saving dog
(Dec. 18, 2014) – Longtime animal advocate and Twilight star, Nikki Reed, is giving a young...
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SURF DOG RICOCHET
SURF DOG RICOCHET MAKES A SPLASH TO ASSIST SPINAL CORD INJURED
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Family Matters Blog: Using Man’s Best Friend to Heal the Heart
By Theresa Donnelly American Forces Press Service With the uncertainty in military families due...
- Posted February 8, 2013
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Dolphins Create ‘Life Raft’ for One of Their Ownby Jennifer Viegas A pod of 12 dolphins working together created a living “raft”...
- Posted February 8, 2013
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Fred: The Town Dog
I want to share with you the trailer and Indiegogo page for my thesis...
- Posted January 21, 2013
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The Greatest Thank YouIt was a typical busy Saturday at the hospital. Each appointment slot was filled,...
- Posted September 21, 2012
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Gabriel’s Angels
Over eight years ago, Pam Gaber left a lucrative yet unfulfilling business career. As...
- Posted August 27, 2012
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Marvelous Mercer and CCIImagine not being able to open your front door, pick up your keys when...
- Posted August 21, 2012
Top Stories
- The Dog Is In ChargeWe might not want to admit it, but our pets often call the shots at home — from decorating decisions to where we live.
- The Trade War’s Latest Casualties: China’s Coddled Cats and DogsSome Chinese pet owners don’t trust local food and will even taste it themselves before serving it. For them, the fight means fewer and pricier choices.
- A Toast to Bulldogs in Tuxedos and Chihuahuas in ChiffonWell-dressed wedding guests, with four legs, are becoming the norm.
- Wedding Album: Was Your Pet a Member of Your Wedding Party?Did your dog, cat or other animal walk down the aisle in a glamorous outfit? We’d love to see.
- Pets Are Like Family. But as Health Costs Rise, Few Are Insured That Way.Medical treatments can run thousands of dollars, and more owners are choosing to pay for them. Drug makers and insurers have taken notice.