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05/14/2026

05/02/2026

Big news for animals in Colorado: puppy mill sales are on their way out! 🎉

With Governor Polis’ signature, Colorado has officially become the 9th state to ban the sale of puppies in pet stores—a major step forward in cutting off a key pipeline that fuels cruel puppy mills.

We share this victory with advocates, lawmakers and supporters like you who spoke up for dogs who deserve better than a life of suffering.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter Everyone!!!

01/23/2026

Dogs and Frostbite:
Frostbite in dogs is a serious condition that can occur when the body's natural response to low temperatures causes blood flow to be redirected away from the extremities and toward the center of the body. This can lead to tissue damage, especially in areas furthest from the heart, such as the paws, ears, and tail. The risk of frostbite increases with the temperature and the duration of exposure to cold.

Key points about frostbite in dogs:
Affected Areas: The most common areas affected by frostbite in dogs are the paws, ears, and tail. These areas are more exposed to wind and moisture, which can intensify the development of frostbite.

Signs: Early signs of frostbite may include pale, blue, or gray skin, swelling, and pain in the affected area. As the tissue begins to thaw, it may become red and painful due to inflammation. Severe cases can lead to necrosis or death of the tissue.

Prevention: To prevent frostbite, it is crucial to keep dogs out of extreme cold, especially in wet or windy conditions. Providing appropriate clothing or booties for cold-weather breeds and monitoring their exposure to cold can help protect them from frostbite.

Treatment: If frostbite is suspected, immediate medical attention is necessary. Treatment may involve moving the dog to a warm, dry area, wrapping their body in warm dry towels, and avoiding direct heat sources. In severe cases, veterinary treatment may be required.

It is important for dog owners to be aware of the signs of frostbite and take preventive measures to protect their pets from extreme cold. Regular veterinary check-ups and awareness of the dog's health and environment can help ensure the well-being of your furry friend during the colder months.

01/22/2026

As temperatures drop dangerously low throughout much of the country this week, having a plan in place to keep your animals warm can save their lives.

Make sure your pets have shelter from freezing temperatures, wind chill and ice, and be aware of hazards that can harm animals such as rock salt and antifreeze. Simple steps can make a lifesaving difference.

01/22/2026

These temperatures are no joke.
Frostbite can occur after only 10 minutes with these windchills!