What is Spraying? In general, the term urine spraying means when a cat "marks" his environment. When a cat sprays he will back up to a vertical surface (such as a wall) hold his tail high while rapidly twitching it and emits a forcible spray of urine on the surface. Oftentimes the cat's back feet will be treading during the spraying. What is Marking? Marking is the term generally used to denote both the standard urine spraying while standing ...
Updated 11-30-2011 at 12:40 PM by pelaqita
I am looking for some help in placing a dog. We have a blue-Nosed Pit approximately 2 years old that we can no longer take care of. We have had him since he was about 6 months old. He was given to us. We named him Deebo. Deebo had puppies with our Lab/Pit Princess. We have since had him neutered and has all his shots. He is due for his rabies shot in September. Deebo’s character: Deebo is a wonderful guard dog and is wonderful with my children and husband. He loves ...
Originally Posted by Loripodpora Hi, My name is Lori and I live in Pennsylvania. I recently lost my dog, I believe, due to the bias involving Pitbulls. I had a beautiful, affectionate, well-trained dog that the neighbors taunted and provoked until they got what they wanted. Delilah came into our lives when she was 9 weeks old. She was the sweetest dog you'd ever meet. Everyone we met, loved her, except my neighbors on either side of me. Both sides have dogs that were not used to having anyone living ...
Originally Posted by kroulaine A woman I know found Marcy a year ago last february. She was emaciated , cold and had long cuts on her chest and front legs. I told the woman is she would take her to the vet that I would meet her there. The vet said Marcy was in bad shape. He gave her antibiotics and started nursing her back to health. I wanted to get Marcy fixed before she was adopted but the vet said she would have to gain some weight. I took her home with me to fatten her up saying all the time I could not keep her because I ...
I am new to making a stink about "your average shelter" that smells of urine and feces and although they shall remain nameless, they are not "no kill". does anyone know of a politically correct and polite way to go about trying to change these shelters??? pls help. Im tired of the countless kittens being put under because of assumptions that they will not be adopted before the cost of neuter/spay is incurred upon the shelter.
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