February - Rabies vaccine - New guidance from the AVMA advises that cats and dogs that are exposed to rabies and are overdue for a vaccine can have a booster shot followed by an observation period rather than be subject to quarantine or euthanasia. Call me for how this may impact your decision about Rabies vaccination. March 2 [...]
the Humane Society of the United States has started a great program to help horses displaced by natural disasters - Safe Stalls Horse Rescue Network. You can volunteer, or let your local rescue group or equine foster home know to volunteer as a resource. The program will provide other care as well - farriers, dentists, transport, [...]
Recently I have been saddened to hear of a woman breeding barn cats from her very friendly female because people desiring barn cats (and maybe house cats) cannot spend the $100 the shelters want. Happy was I to see a flyer at the NOFA conference - "Home is where your barn is!" the Animal Rescue [...]
San Diego rescue groups are seeing a sharp influx of emaciated young pelicans. They will feed them until they can be released. You could send money to help feed them, or if you live in the area, come down with your Rescue Remedy and offer your help. Sea World has over 30, but I could [...]
This information is from Dog Fancy Magazine (October 2010) Remember that the best way to find pure bred dogs is to go to their rescue groups (http://www.pbgv.org/BreedInfo/rescue.shtml). Second best is to find holistic breeders - Natural Canines is one great one. "Enduring cheerfulness and ability to bring out the best in people..." I am already [...]
The wonderful holistic educational animal sanctuary Brighthaven is sponsoring a Tui Na Workshop on July 30 and 31 near Santa Rosa. To register, contact www.Brighthaven.org The instructor gives the following great description of Tui Na. Animals love the active, nurturing, and relaxing nature of Tui Na massage. Tui Na is an especially effective body-energy work [...]