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The Sago Palm Plant Is a Hidden Danger for Your Pets
The Sago Palm Plant Is a Hidden Danger for Your Pets
Every pet owner should know this list: azaleas, tulips, chocolates, onions and grapes. Any of these items can make your pet sick. But there?s another dangerous item that most pet owners don?t know about -- and in South Carolina, it?s the top call to Animal Poison Control.
Pet Food Institute Warns Against Plying Pooches with Snacks
When it comes to our canines, few of us can resist those big brown eyes and puppy kisses that cry out for our undivided attention, not to mention our table scraps.
Pet of the week
Pet of the week
By LAMECH JOHNSON
CALLING a cat "Foxy" might seem a bit strange, but The Tribune's cunning pet of the week does the name justice.
A house cat at the Bahamas Humane Society, Foxy has outsmarted The Tribune for many weeks - managing to vanish whenever a camera is produced.
In the end, he had to be bribed into submission with a rub down.
There was a time when such attentions were not welcomed by ...
A Christmas shelter pet's poem and HSGB holiday video
A Christmas shelter pet's poem
Tis the night before Christmas and all through the town,
every shelter is full--we are lost, but not found.
Our numbers are hung on our kennels so bare,
we hope every minute that someone will care.
They'll come to adopt us and give us the call,
"Come here, Max and Sparkie -- come fetch your new ball!"
But now we sit here and think of the days
we were treated ...
Pet Food Institute sponsors Potcakeman Triathlon
Pet Food Institute sponsors Potcakeman Triathlon
On September 5, BAARK! (Bahamas Alliance for Animal Rights and Kindness) will host its third triathlon on Jaws Beach.
The Pet Food Institute sponsors BAARK!'s 3rd Annual Potcake Triathlon
On September 5th, 2015 BAARK! (Bahamas Alliance for Animal Rights and Kindness) will host its third triathlon on Jaws Beach. This year we are pleased to have the Pet Food Institute (PFI) as a sponsor. The Pet Food Institute represents United States manufacturers of dog and cat food...
Pets need a hurricane plan too
Pets need a hurricane plan too
With tropical storm Erika possibly tracking our way, everyone should be thinking about their hurricane plan and stocking up just in case. Please remember to stock up for your pets also!
Pets should not be left outdoors in even a minimal hurricane or tropical storm. If you are able to stay in your home, you must bring your pets indoors. If you live in an evacuation area and will not be staying in ...
The do's and don'ts of rabbits and pocket pets
The do's and don'ts of rabbits and pocket pets
It's inevitable. Every new pet "fad" is going to result in more pets ending up at animal shelters. It seems there is at least one rabbit breeder on the island now, and a couple of pet supply stores that are also selling rabbits and other pocket pets like hamsters and guinea pigs.
In the last week our shelter has taken in two hamsters and one rabbit (our fourth rabbit for the year). That may not s...
Kids and pets
Kids and pets
"The kids are not taking care of the dog." Or cat, or hamster, or bunny. We hear this fairly often as a reason to surrender a family pet to our shelter. There are so many benefits for kids to grow up with pets that is makes us sad when the parents make such drastic decisions.
Did you know that some studies have been done that show that children growing up with pets in the home are healthier the fi...