Now you all may be wondering why this post is on the children’s blog and I don’t care what anyone says, but to some people’s pets are their babies. And I’ll admit my situation is no different. continue reading...
This is such a feel good story that warms the heart! continue reading...
They say that dogs are great additions to any family! They love you unconditionally, they will protect and defend you and they have lots of energy to make sure that you get your workout.
In this video, these two dogs are just looking for some love… continue reading...
Pets are usually your child’s first best friend. A family pet is a great way to show your child unconditional love as well as teaching them about friendship, responsibility, loyalty, and empathy. continue reading...
The good and bad parts of parenting, from MSN. continue reading...
/24-7PressRelease/ - CAMPBELLVILLE, ON, CANADA, April 04, 2007 - Many people give adorable baby bunnies as pets at Easter. In a few weeks the babies grow up, the children lose interest and the rabbits are evicted to fend for themselves or end up in shelters. Thousands of rabbits are waiting in shelters for loving homes. Some of these rabbits have become Super Bunnies and their entertaining show can be found at www.clickerbunny.com and on YouTube. This Easter, give a plush or chocolate bunny as a gift and then visit local shelters as a family to find the perfect bunny for a pet.
Rabbits can make wonderful pets. They are smart and entertaining, each with its own distinct personality. Many baby bunnies are purchased on impulse at Easter without consideration for the long term commitment and care required. Rabbits can live up to 12 years, must be fed and housed properly and require attention, training and vet care just like a cat or dog. The adorable baby bunny grows to an adult in a few weeks and many are neglected, abandoned or surrendered to shelters. Once a family has decided that they want a rabbit for a pet, the best place to look is the local animal shelter or rabbit rescue organization. continue reading...
LOS ANGELES, CA — (MARKET WIRE) — February 12, 2007 — Planetwide Media today announced the launch of the National Geographic Kids Silly Pets Comic Book Creator. The interactive entertainment self-publishing software, to be sold in major retail stores and through online retailers, allows kids and families to create personalized comics books featuring their pets along with a vast collection of National Geographic photographic imagery and artwork.Kids can create their own customized comics, comic books and storybooks, which can then be posted to blogs, emailed to friends, or printed out and shared with others. Planetwide’s Drag ‘n Drop Comics technology allows users with minimal computer and design skills to make their own unique and authentic-looking comics by “dragging and dropping” images, text, icons, symbols and artwork into a selection of more than 100 layout and design templates combined with the users’ real-life experiences with their pets.
The retail box version of National Geographic Kids Silly Pets Comic Book Creator software will be available through mass market, electronics and online retailers in the United States and Canada. The retail box version will be sold for $29.99 and will be available at retailers’ websites and at http://www.mycomicbookcreator.com. continue reading...
SILVER SPRING, Md., Jan. 29 /PRNewswire/ — Superbowl(TM) Sunday’s best gridiron battle no longer takes place between sweaty men in pads and helmets; it’s puppies unleashed! Animal Planet’s PUPPY BOWL III, premieres on Sunday, February 4, from 3-6 PM (ET/PT). Get in the game with tackles, fumbles and fouls from playful pups that just can’t get enough of the action. Frolicking kittens return for an all-new edition of the BISSELL KITTY HALF-TIME SHOW.These pups know that no football game is complete without a stellar game bash. This year, Animal Planet introduces the all-new TAILGATE PARTY — where perfectly poised pups sit and cheer for their favorite players to come out on top. Join Choop the Chihuahua, T-Rex the Poodle and Jake the Jack Russell Terrier as they watch the big plays from game day’s hottest tailgate party. Things may get a little “ruff” on screen, but these adorable spectators don’t seem to mind as they root on the players.
“Since it first aired in 2004, viewers of all ages connect with PUPPY BOWL in a unique way and now look forward to making it part of their Super Bowl festivities every year, and we do our best to keep it fresh and entertaining,” says Maureen Smith, Animal Planet Media Enterprises executive vice president and general manager. “This special is adorable, and fun to watch while it informs viewers about the importance of spaying and neutering their pets and the need for adoption of homeless pets. During this year’s Puppy Bowl, we encourage viewers to go onto our new sister service, Petfinder.com, to look for a new furry family member.” continue reading...
This is simply tragic. I never quite understood having a pet in a home. It just seems like a recipe for disaster.
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I’ve always been wary of having clowns on hand for a child’s birthday party. You know, the kids might get frightened and all. That’s one thing. But having a cougar on hand is not something that strikes me as a good idea, ever. Apparently, not everyone agrees with me.
A 4-year-old girl was mauled at a children’s birthday party by a cougar that had been brought in by a wild-animal business to entertain the youngsters, authorities said. continue reading...
