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Submitted photo Pictured are Karan Murray from the Jamestown Lions Club and Tracey Fiorenzo with her seeing eye dog, Iggy. When local woman, Tracey Fiorenzo, lost her eyesight in 2017, it was not long before the possibility of getting a seeing eye dog to help her in her everyday life was suggested. Fiorenzo moved back to the Jamestown area after losing her sight and was advised by both Chautauqua Blind Association Vision Rehabilitation Services — which serves Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties — and her doctor that a seeing-eye dog would be beneficial. However, the process would take some time. “To…

Little Creatures in collaboration with Pure Paws Dog Bakery is hosting another one of their famed Dog Lovers Markets.Giving you an excuse to get out and treat your loyal and fluffy, four-legged best friend (or simply attend to pat all the pooches if you don’t have your own), Little Creatures has teamed up with Newtown’s dog bakery Pure Paws Dog Bakery once again for a glorious event this Christmas, celebrating some of the best things in life.Dog Lovers Market – Christmas Edition Geelong Dog Lovers Market – Sunday 19th November 2023 11am-3pm at Little Creatures Brewery Geelong. Stalls include treats,…

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) – A Suncoast woman whose life changed after being matched with a guide dog is sharing her story through two guest experiences hosted by Dogs Inc. this March.Julianna Abbruzzese, a guide dog recipient, said her confidence and independence grew significantly after she was matched with her guide dog, Sky, in June 2024. Abbruzzese has pursued acting, but her vision loss introduced challenges along the way.She is now appearing in two guest experiences — “Beyond the Dark” and “One More Time With Feeling” — taking place on the Dogs Inc. Palmetto campus in March.About Dogs Inc.Dogs Inc. raises…

In the past, the decision was purely medical: Is my pet sick? Today, for millions of pet owners navigating a cost-of-living crisis, the decision is increasingly financial: Can I afford to be wrong? The economics of pet ownership are shifting. Veterinary costs have risen sharply in recent years, outpacing general inflation in many regions. Emergency clinic fees, after-hours surcharges, and the rising cost of medication have turned what used to be a standard part of household overhead into a source of acute financial anxiety. As a result, pet owners are increasingly faced with a paralyzed moment of indecision – caught…

Unregulated crossbreeding and habitat shifts put the age-old North African Sloughi at risk RAS ANGELA (TUNISIA) – Nemcha, Zina and Zouina, three North African Sloughi hounds, play on the beach in Tunisia where their ancestors have long roamed desert plains, seemingly unaware of the existential threat to their dwindling breed.The Sloughis, known for their speed and slender physique, have for many centuries accompanied nomadic societies across North Africa, and have been featured in art and lore dating back at least to the Roman era. But nowadays breeders and advocates say that unregulated crossbreeding, the decline of nomadic lifestyles and habitat…

During the summer months when temperatures are hotter than normal, it’s important to take extra precautions to keep yourself and your loved ones cool — and this includes your furry friends.“One thing that I always like to talk to my pet parents about is, ‘If it’s too hot for us, then it’s definitely too hot for them,’” says Dr. Phillip An, small animal general practitioner and owner of Sunset Veterinary Center, which is slated to open in September in Diamond Bar. He notes that pets — particularly cats and dogs — don’t have as many sweat glands as humans. Instead,…

If you consider yourself a dog lover, chances are you can tell a Golden Retriever from a Lab in a heartbeat. Between those floppy ears, wagging tails and unmistakable personalities, most pet enthusiasts can identify dozens of popular dog breeds on sight. But what if we told you there’s a new face joining the club? It’s true! The American Kennel Club just made a major announcement, officially recognizing a rare dog breed that’s as so adorable.This new dog breed is one so uncommon that many people have never even heard its name, let alone seen one trotting down the street…

Illinois vet Dr John Murray, a hospice specialist, shared ten key tips on pet euthanasiaIan Craig and Ambarish Awale Trainee Trends, Showbiz and Lifestyle Writer12:44, 26 Feb 2026Saying goodbye to a pet is a heartbreaking experience(Image: Getty Images)Man kisses his dog. Space for copy.Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the most difficult experiences for any animal lover. While we wish our furry friends could live forever, the reality is that our lifespans far exceed theirs, and one day we must let them go.For many pets, that farewell comes at the vet, where they are quietly and peacefully…

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission.Credit: Getty ImagesThe rarest dog breeds in the world are pretty hard to come by. While some rare breeds are as recognizable as the most popular breeds, you may not have even heard of others.”A rare dog breed is hard to come by, which can make finding and purchasing one challenging, as well as more expensive,” says vet Dr Rebecca MacMillan.If you are considering purchasing a rare dog breed, there are a few things to consider. According to Dr MacMillan, rare breeds can be…

In 2023, the Scottish terrier – a small, compact dog with short legs and a big personality – recorded just 406 puppy births, the lowest number since records began. While in 2024, an all-time low was reached with a recorded 387 births. If numbers drop to below 300, the breed will officially be considered ‘Vulnerable’. The Scottie, as the breed is affectionately known, is iconic in Britain, appearing as the face for Walker’s Shortbread and one of the tokens from the board game Monopoly. The breed was also thought to be Queen Victoria’s favourite dog. In its heyday, from the…