Friday, March 25, 2011

Beauceron

American Kennel Club (AKC): Herding Group

Life Span: 10-12 years

Weight: 65-85 pounds

Height: 24.5-27.5 inches tall

Other names: Berger de Beauce, Bas-Rouge

Uses: Police, herding, and guardian

Temperament: Intelligent, great memory, reliable, eager to please, full of energy, loyal

Exercise: Needs physical and mental exercise activities daily. If they do not get their daily exercise, they may become bored and destructive

Possible  Health Issues:

Litter: 6-7 puppies

Other Information: Beaucerons are full of energy and love to spend time with their family.

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Affenpinscher dog


Life span: 10-12 years

Weight: 7-8 pounds (about 3 kilograms)

Height: 9-11 inches (about 24 centimeters)

Litter: 1-3 puppies

Grooming: does not need to be brushed that often because of their short hair.

Temperament: Often thought of as a comically serious dog. They are loyal, full of energy, trouble-making, bossy

American Kennel Club (AKC) Group: Toy Group

Living Conditions: Can live in an apartment

Health Problems: prone for fractures, leg dislocation

Other Information: Affenpinscher is German for monkey dog. They are easy to train

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Choosing The Perfect Rabbit for You

Are you thinking of purchasing a rabbit? Do you know anything about them?

 Rabbits are very easy to care for, but first you have to choose the best rabbit. You never want to adopt a rabbit that appears to be bald, has cloudy eyes, or has discharge on the nose. When you see these characteristics, you know that there must be something wrong. They could be the start stages of myxomatosis or "snuffles." It is also a sign that the rabbit was in a unclean environment. Having a clean environment for your rabbit is the key to a healthy pet.

You must know whether you want a rabbit that has long or short fur. You need to brush the rabbit who has longer hair. There several sizes, colors, and patterns of the rabbits to choose from.

The smallest are the Dwarf breeds. Next comes medium and then large breeds. The smaller the rabbit, the easier to take care for. You can purchase rabbits from pet stores where cats and dogs are found.

Good Luck! :)

Monday, February 21, 2011

Pet Of the Day in Need For Adoption: Josephine the White Haired Cat

Josephine: Domestic Short Hair-White, Cat; Dana, IN

Information about Josephine from PetFinder

Josephine is a sweet girl who loves people. She gets along with other cats and dogs.
Josephine did test positive for FIV, which makes her harder to place because it scares people. But it is highly unlikely to ever effect her, so don't let that stop you from getting a sweetheart.
The only special care that Josephine will need to live a long, healthy, life is to be kept inside and fed a good quality food, which all cats should get any way.
 
Josephine's adoption fee is $50 and includes her spay surgery, at least one FVRCP vaccine, worming, Advantage for fleas, and testing for Feline Leukemia and FIV.

Visit: http://www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc/brochures/fiv.html

Josephine's Contact Info

Troll Keep Kitty Haven, Dana, IN

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Pet Of the Week: In Need Of Adoption: Emilia the Calico Cat

Emilia: Domestic Short Hair, Cat; Dana, IN

Information from PetFinder:
Emilia is a sweet girl who likes people. It takes her a while to get used to new people and places. She gets along with other cats and dogs.
Emilia's adoption fee is $40 and includes her spay surgery, at least one FVRCP vaccine, worming, Advantage for fleas, and testing for Feline Leukemia and FIV.

Emilia's Contact Info

Troll Keep Kitty Haven, Dana, IN

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Pet of the Week: In Need Of Adoption: Maxwell, the Husky Mix

Maxwell: Husky, Dog; Waynetown, IN

Information from PetFinder
Max is a beautiful dog. He is very protective of his family. He has a big bark and will keep a stranger from walking into your house. He is a big baby and loves to be brushed and petted. He has a bad leg, he has had surgery on his back left knee three times and he keeps blowing it out. The vet said he can't do anything for it now. He gets along just fine and he even runs in the play yard. He always looks like he is smiling. He needs a forever home of his own. He would be better in a home without a lot of activity as in people coming and going.

Maxwell's Contact Info

Home For Friendless Animals, Inc., Waynetown, IN