As springtime approaches, many people consider bringing home a pet rabbit, especially as a gift for an eager child. In anticipation, many pet stores will be seeking out baby bunnies […]
A Bunny for Easter? Not So Fast. Read More »
November 13th is World Kindness Day. In today’s world, kindness matters more than ever. The word “humane” as in Humane Society means being kind, compassionate and empathetic. Our Humane Education
World Kindness Day Read More »
WHAT? YOU CAN TEACH AN OLD DOG NEW TRICKS! I’ve never personally adopted a puppy due to the incredibly hard work, time and patience that they take. But let’s face
Adopting An Adult Dog Read More »
January 21st, is National Hug Day, and as much as we believe in TLC for our pets, you should know that hugging a dog is not recommended. Humans and even
National Hug Day, Not for All Pets… Read More »
Are you thinking about adding a Beagle to your family? Here are some key things to consider and plan for in order to make your Beagle’s transition as smooth as
Keeping animals mentally stimulated and entertained in a shelter environment can be challenging and some of the things we use to create a softer, friendlier environment are: calming music in
Environmental Enrichment Program Read More »
June is National Pet Preparedness Month, and coincidentally also the start of hurricane season in the southeastern USA. Here at the Humane Society Broward County in south Florida, we have
National Pet Preparedness Month: include your pet in your emergency readiness plans! Read More »
With so many adorable puppies available in shops and online, who wouldn’t be tempted to consider a new addition to their home? Unfortunately, many of these puppies are provided at
The Invisible Cruelty of the Puppy Mill Read More »
As springtime approaches, many people consider bringing home a pet rabbit, especially as a gift for an eager child. In anticipation, many pet stores will be seeking out baby bunnies
Your Very Own Easter Bunny? Read More »
Did you know that x-ray machines can help doctors see more than just broken bones? They are actually a critical diagnostic tool for veterinarians as they help patients that cannot tell anyone where it hurts.
Dogs can’t read x-rays…but catscan! Read More »
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