Pets

This is Lilly the purebred Beagle currently living at Animal Allies and hoping to find her forever home filled with love.  If you're looking for a smaller dog to share your home and life with Lily is your girl, she only weighs about 35 pounds!

Meet Bing and Muzzy, they are besties at Animal Allies and would like to find their forever home together.  The cool thing about these two rascals is that their adoption fee has been sponsored!  They will keep each other company and you'll get to enjoy the company of two wonderful pets in your home.

Our Animal Allies Pet of the Week is a Miniature Pinscher or Min-Pin.  He is considered a Senior (I feel your pain, Earl Yippington) at 11 years old.  He came to Animal Allies as a stray and now wants you as a roommate. Animal Allies has taken care of micro-chipping, vaccinating and Earl Yippington is neutered.  He's ready to be loved, fed and snuggled.

Meet Panther, he is Animal Allies Pet of the Week.  He is considered a Senior (I feel your pain, Panther) at 19 years old.  He is a black domestic short haired cat and hoping you have a big heart and a forever home.  Animal Allies has taken care of micro-chipping, vaccinating and Panther is neutered.  He's ready to be loved, fed and snuggled.

Marcus is Animal Allies Pet of the Week.  He is a 6 year old black short haired cat and looking for a forever home.  Animal Allies has taken care of micro-chipping, vaccinating and Marcus is neutered.  He's ready to be loved, fed and snuggled.

Meet Crosby and Jake, (pictured below) they are besties and would like to find their forever home together.  Crosby is a Shih Tzu/Maltese mix who is 3 years old and Jake is a white and gray Shih Tzu/Maltese mix who is 4 years old.  They will keep each other company and you'll get to enjoy the company of two wonderful pets in your home with a buddy discount from Animal Allies.

Meet Yum-Yum and Rascal, they are besties and would like to find their forever home together.  Rascal is the Siamese on the left.  They will keep each other company and you'll get to enjoy the company of two wonderful pets in your home with a discount from Animal Allies.

I am NOT a reptile fan.  Snakes, lizards, gaters, crocks, don't want to have anything to do with them.  So I was horrified when I saw that a woman in Florida was selling an alligator, albeit it's a fully trained one.  What does that mean????

We've all heard how unsafe it is to leave your pet in a hot car in the Summertime. The Winter and the cold that comes with it presents it's own challenges. Here are a few tips that will help your pet during the freezing months ahead.

The holidays are behind us and we are thinking about our end-of-the-year tasks that need to be done, like getting stuff together for taxes.  One thing that gets overlook is licensing our pets. I lived in the country most of my life, so moving to Duluth was a culture shock where pets are concerned.  My dog is now on a leash in the yard for safety concerns, his and that of people passing by.  If you

Kids, families and even dogs are invited to get their picture taken with Santa at the Fitger's Complex.  Donations benefit the Northern Lights Foundation and other non-profit organizations.  It's FREE to military families and pets are more than welcome! (especially when I'm there volunteering!)

Every Wednesday we take a few minutes to chat with Daryl from Animal Allies.  Today he introduced us to Cybil.  He described her as an 8 year old Norwegian Forest Cat.  Maybe I'm the only one, but I had to have him repeat that.  I've never heard of one before, and it turns out they have a cool history.