Tag: pets
Prince William Supervisors Choose Design C for New Animal Shelter
Many in attendance at the Board of County Supervisor’s Meeting, Sept. 19, were excited to learn the board selected Design C for the animal shelter, a complete reconstruction of a new facility and eventual demolition of the existing facility.
Pet Spay, Neuter Transport Has Been Rescheduled
Prince William Police have announced that the organizers have cancelled the spay/neuter transport scheduled for Jan. 25 and rescheduled it for Thursday, Feb. 23.
PET FRIENDLY: Pet Owners Often Confused about Toxic Foods
Dr. Curtis Martin from Artemis VESS in Bristow provides critical information about what foods are toxic to pets. Plus you could win a prize from Pet Valu in Bristow!
Vint Hill Dog Park Holds Fundraising Social
Owned and operated by Piedmont Dogs, a 501c3 nonprofit organization, the 1.25 acre partially wooded park is located at the corner of Kennedy Drive and Aiken Drive.
Artemis VESS Brings Innovative 24/7 Pet Care to Bristow
Bristow has a new 24-hour emergency animal clinic and it’s quite different than others in the area.
Protect Domesticated Animals from Rabies
Prince William Health District numbers of animals who have rabies underrepresent true population numbers.
EMPTY SHELTER PROJECT: Meet Gracie, gorgeous, gray-haired Cat
This is Gracie! Gracie is gray and white short-haired kitty, who is between two and three-years-olds.
Va. Delegate Proposes Bill to Allow Adjacent Burials of Pets, Owners
Virginia codes currently prohibit animals and humans from being buried together in the same cemetery, but one delegate hopes to change that with House Bill 588.
PET FRIENDLY: Facts and Myths About Keeping Pet Birds in Your Home
For this edition of Pet Friendly I’ll open a new chapter and talk about some of the realities of keeping birds as house pets.
PET FRIENDLY: Dog’s New Year’s Resolution, Keeping Your Dog Active in Winter
This week I’d like to concentrate on highlighting creative ways to boost your dog’s quality of life by increasing its mental and physical activity levels this winter.
