Pets of the Week – October 8, 2012
She’s so happy she grins ear to ear, and she struts her gorgeous Pit-girl/mix stuff so gracefully she earned the name “Broadway.” But that’s the extent of the drama in her; this intelligent 2-year-old’s so cooperative your wish is her command. She’ll “sit” and fetch with glee, and even kennel herself on request — but her heartfelt favorite place to be is right by your side.
Need your pet spayed or neutered?
Need your pet spayed or neutered? Transport is available from Humane Society of Greenwood to Animal Allies Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic located in Spartanburg, SC. All appointments are made direct with Animal Allies by calling 864-576-6971. Transport space is limited, so don’t put off making your pet’s appointment. (If you are able to transport your pet to Spartanburg,
South Carolina Festival of Discovery
We’re very excited for the Festival of Discovery celebration this week. The Humane Society of Greenwood is encouraging attendees to leave their dogs at home to avoid the very real risk of their over-heating and burning foot pads. The ground is usually 30 to 40 degrees hotter than the air temperature. July in South Carolina is just a very hot time of year.
Fourth of July Safety Tips
For many people, nothing beats lounging in the backyard on the Fourth of July with good friends and family—including the four-legged members of the household. While it may seem like a great idea to reward Rover with scraps from the grill and bring him along to watch fireworks, in reality some festive foods and products can be potentially hazardous to your pets.
Pets of the Week – May 21, 2012
Her owner moved and left her with us, but our gracious, affection-filled Little Debbie doesn’t belong here any more than a man in the moon — a full moon that is. At 8 years and 19 mostly soft-gray lbs., she’s just as large and lovely, and she’s replete with luminous personhood, too. Hold her and you’ll know you’re with a solid friend,
Cold Weather & Your Pets
You are prepared for winter … is your pet?
When winter’s cold weather descends and the winds begin to blow, there are some special precautions to keep in mind for your pet. A healthy animal with access to shelter will rarely suffer the ill effects of exposure to cold. However; very young or very old animals,