Beauty came to us this Fall, along with three siblings. They were rescued from a famous cat hoarding episode here in New Jersey. Shortly after they were rescued, they found themselves living in a basement in poor conditions yet again. Beauty, once named Ugly, had been neglected and lost her eye. Today she is in the medical unit working hard to come back from a crippling virus. Please show her you care. Sponsor Beauty and help us help her today.
We get so much out of our pets, they are: lifelong companions, walking partners, friends, and…excellent topics for viral videos
Husky Dog Talking “I Love you”Ever wonder what pets could say if they could talk? Hopefully they would all follow Mishka’s lead.
Whoever said cats are lazy clearly never saw this video. After a few more training sessions, this fuzzy fighter could go the distance with Rocky
Tyson is a Bulldog on the move! He is also a better skateboarder than most humans, although I’m sure his low center of gravity helps
All aboard the Roomba, next stop, Cat Condo!
The winter weather has really kicked in to full gear, but despite the cold weather, the animals are out and enjoying meal-time.
The Animals at One More Smith, out and about enjoying the nice fall weather we had recently
Chesterfest 2011 was a blast! Check out the photos below of people of all ages enjoying themselves and having a great time at the event. Thank everyone for making this year’s Chesterfest a success, and thank you for helping to raise funds and awareness for the animals in One More Smith’s care.
This Halloween be mindful of what kind of candy or treats are left lying around if you have pets in your home. It is well known that chocolate, even in small amounts, can be toxic to dogs, but there are healthier treats that are just as harmful to pets…Raisins. Raisins, a popular healthy alternative to candy during Halloween, are very toxic and can, even in small amounts, cause kidney failure. Keep your Halloween treats away from your pets and your pets away from the treats for a healthy Halloween.
Another risk this Halloween is pets getting lost. Halloween is the second most common holiday for pets to get lost. This is due to pets easily becoming scared and stressed due to all the unfamiliar people in costumes and the high noise/activity level for the night. The stress may cause your pet to run off if you happen to take your pet out trick or treating, or they may escape out the front door while you’re handing out treats.
This Halloween be sure to be aware of your pet so they can have a safe and healthy evening. For more tips and insight, be sure to check out the ABC News article.
Source: ABC News