For more than a year, working from home and keeping social circles small due to COVID-19 has meant people have been able to spend more time with their pets. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: pets
Make Nutrition A Priority For Your Pet From Harlem To Hollywood
As a dog or cat parent, you are responsible for your pet’s well-being and making good decisions about what’s best for him or her. Continue Reading →
DDC, DOHMH And Others Break Ground On New Pet Adoption Center In Harlem
The Pet Dogs Experience More Stress Based On Their Relationship With Their Owner, Study Finds
Pets often serve as a source of stress relief for their owners, but a new study shows that the relationship between a pet and its owner can also be a source of unhealthy stress. Continue Reading →
Senate Majority Advances Legislation To Strengthen Animal Protections During National Pet Week
Today, in recognition of National Pet Week, the Senate Democratic Majority passed legislation to improve the health and safety of domestic animals from Harlem to the Hudson, building on the conference’s continued advocacy for animal welfare. Continue Reading →
Why Is Buying Pet Supplies Online A Great Option?
Taking care of your pet includes a lot of things such as taking them for a walk, feeding them a portion of proper food, and taking care of their hygiene. Continue Reading →
PETA Honors Harlem’s Cicely Tyson And Other Female Icons During Women’s History Month
In honor of Women’s History Month, PETA (an organization founded by a woman and led by women) has chosen Harlem’s own Cicely Tyson as one of five female trailblazers to celebrate. Continue Reading →
Cats Could Help Improve Mental Health For Kids With Autism, Study Finds
Having a family pet has been found to relieve consumers’ stress both before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue Reading →
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