There is an old song that entreats “Don’t Fence Me In.” But in the case of our dogs, we’ve rewritten it to read “do fence me in.” Even dogs that have been trained well and seemingly never disobey boundary limits may at some point decide to run off. You don’t want to take the chance […]
Ray Smith, PhD, professor and forage extension specialist at the University of Kentucky, in a publication when at Virginia Tech University that he helped author, stated that the concentration of moisture in hay contributes to the microbial activity leading to hay fires. Smith further stated that before baling, hay should be cured to the proper […]
After last year’s sold out event, No Kill Advocacy will be holding this year’s conference, August 11-12, 2012 in Washington, D.C. near the White House. As attendees you will learn how to turn your community into No Kill, how to encourage all animal services to embrace the No Kill idea, how to find homes for […]
