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Fireworks produce loud BANGS and flashing lights that can delight humans, but they’re not so much fun for animals. The sounds and lights can scare any dog, cat, horse, deer, fox, coyote, bird, squirrel, rabbit, and even humans with PTSD or light/sound sensitivity. Learn how acupressure can help keep your dog or cat calm during […]

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Storms can be a massive stressor for your pet. Learn about how CBD and other tools can help keep your pet feeling calm and safe if they have storm anxiety. It can be sad and frustrating to watch your pet during bad thunderstorms. Our pets express their stress during storms like these by panting, pacing, hiding, […]

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You just got a puppy and can’t wait to start your new life together. You need to make a vet appointment but you’re wondering what…

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If you’re looking for a dog who will thrive living outdoors, you’ve come to the right place because today we’re going to talk about the…

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Sharing your home with a dog or cat doesn’t have to mean sacrificing style. Take a look at how you can incorporate your best friend’s needs into your design and decorating plans. Most of us treat our dogs and cats like family. And that includes making our homes animal-friendly. Not so long ago, that meant […]

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Dangerous winter weather with temperature lows in the teens is predicted to hit Central Texas this week. With some of our animal enclosures exposed to the elements, temperatures this low severely strain our facility so we must get our Town Lake Animal Center shelter pets in warm homes by THIS THURSDAY. We’re calling on our community members for help needed NOW: