Connecting Pets, People, and Community While Saving Lives
Learn why your cat blinks so slowly or why your dog chases his tail.
Some things are just better together. Salt and Pepper. Wine and Cheese. Catsup and Mustard. Skis and Boots. Movies and Popcorn. Also, Chowder and Sparkles.
Second Chance Humane Society Presents: “Our Extraordinary Connection to Animals”, June 8, 2023 from 5-7 pm at the Wilkinson Library in Telluride. “You act like
There is a nasty rumor that you can’t train a cat. As we see cats grow and change in our care, we see just how
Bringing a puppy home is fun, exciting, and a lot of responsibility. Most puppy parents know they need to “socialize” a puppy to help them
Sibling relationships can be complicated, both for humans and dogs. When adopting a new pet, people often think it’s better to get two from the
If you just read the title of this pet column, you’re probably expecting stories of pets finding happy homes. We love those stories. However, today
This Pet Column was written in collaboration with Bob Hennessy, expert dog trainer You’ve heard it: “It’s okay, my dog is friendly.” To be perfectly
What is the difference between a stray cat and a feral cat? Feral, stray, and pet cats are all domestic cats. But stray cats and
Second Chance Humane Society has had two lost dog cases in the past year. Both were nervous dogs who escaped from a new home or
Winston Churchill once said: “I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.”
The cat in a tree is a common stereotype, and some cats do enjoy being up high, looking down on you from above (and not because we are snobbish). However, there are many felines who prefer otherwise.
Connecting Pets, People, and Community While Saving Lives
