Which is better – Dogs or Cats? Inspired by the upcoming Meet the Breeds™ event, the world’s largest showcase of cats and dogs, the American Kennel Club™ (AKC) and the Cat Fanciers’ Association™ (CFA) have joined forces to put an end to this long-running dispute once and for all with a definitive one-question survey: “Are you a dog or a cat person? “
So dog lovers and cat lovers out there, before October 6, 2009, visit www.meetthebreeds.com to weigh in on this long standing debate and cast your vote. After you place your vote you can tell them why you voted the way you did. Final results will be available the week of October 13.
With the recent release of G-Force in theaters, a movie putting guinea pigs front-and-center as spies and mercenaries fighting against a ruthless mastermind, families are becoming more aware of our little fuzzy friends. The popularity certainly comes with its merits, but the bad will come with the good as we’ve 
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In the ongoing fight to save the McDowell Reservation Dogs, last night rescuers were able to save five out of six puppies from a newly discovered litter.
The economic downturn has certainly caused a great deal of hardship across the board, any state governments are not the least affected. New York has run out of funding for its spay-neuter voucher program and sent a letter explaining the situation; some shelters in the area are seeking new revenue sources to aid with their own programmes and involve the community.
That leaves, by all accounts about 10 more adult dogs that need to be rescued. The key to rescuing them is to find enough foster homes to take them in. 2nd Chance Dog Rescue and the Lost Our Homes Foundation are once again putting out a plea for help!
I grew up with rabbits. I’ve had four in my lifetime. My first, Kit-ho, was a Himalayan Dwarf—all white, black nose, black ears, black paws, black tail—and my best friend in the entire universe. Since then I’ve had lops and dwarf rabbits of various varities.