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 […]
Diseases that can be transmitted to us by our pets are called “zoonotic.” There are vaccinations available for pets to prevent some of these diseases and most can be avoided with our care. Bartonellosis also known as Cat Scratch Fever (see our article) is a bacterial disease. It is passed to humans through cat scratches […]
Lymphoma, a common cancer in dogs is usually fatal, but is one of the cancers where life can be extended for long periods of time. Canine non-Hodgkins Lymphoma originates in the white blood cells called lymphocytes. They circulate throughout the body and normally protect it from infection. The abnormal lymphocytes build up in the lymph […]
