There’s no doubt that mainstream media is catching on that animal welfare gets a lot of eyeballs. Every day it seems they are featuring new stories on animal rescues and that is great! I love to see it because despite everything, they still reach a lot of people. The more stories highlighting animal welfare, the better.

And just as I was preparing to open this group, I came across this fabulous cat lady in the Gaurdian newspaper. Enjoy!
#Cats #CrazyCatLadies

Cat ladies aren’t that ‘crazy’ after all – the social science behind the stereotype

Felines have long been associated with feminine power – and these women are embracing a cliche used to bring them down

www.theguardian.com

Welcome everyone. The photos you see are of Bob. He is the inspiration for this group. Bob had dementia. For the last 3 years of his life, his human family watched with sadness as they progressively lost their boy to dementia.

For him, not much changed in his mind, I believe. He was still playful. He loved his walks and he loved barking at everyone. We know he was content because, despite his condition and regular confusion, he never stopped collecting his beloved rocks which he carefully tucked in the far corner of his bed.

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Pigeons are wonderful, beautiful creatures that are very misunderstood by humans. They share our cities with us. They build their homes around us and they raise their families amongst us too. Sadly, this means that they often fall victim of human negligence and abuse. This group aims to dispel the ignorance around pigeons and show more people just how wonderful they are.
Join our forums, share your knowledge and understand pigeons better.

They grow old, just like us.
Yet, they grow old so much faster. In a mere 10 years, their little bodies start to feel the aches and pains of old age. As pet parents, we struggle with this. Despite our emotions about this situation, it is in their old age that they need us most. This group is here to support pet parents with ageing pets, where we can discuss everything from diet, exercise, home improvement and everything else our senior pets will need from us. How can we make our homes more friendly for their weary bones? Should…Read More

I tried yoga with my puppy a few years ago. It was a nightmare! But I spent 20 minutes laughing like mad at her. And, on top of it, I did get to stretch. I highly recommend it. With a pup like mine, you won’t get much done, but the memories, the laughs…its worth every second. Try it. #DogYoga #HealthyPets

There are so many activities to get into with your pets. From a simple, gentle walk every day, to hiking, camping, a run on the beach, a swim at the pool, you name it. Not only does it build those strong bonds, but you get fit – you and your pet. So, make 2024 your year to get fitter with your furry partner-in-crime.

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