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Few things are as exciting as getting a puppy! You are, after all, getting a new family member and a loyal best friend. ...read more

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“We have all been designed for something greater than ourselves and our contribution to the world needs to have meaning.” Brigitte Reeve-Taylor wanted to give more and do more. ...read more
Nelson Mandela Bay is home to deeply passionate animal welfare activists; the kind that never give up… ...read more
This debate is liable to raise hackles. Not your dog’s, but from the disagreements about whether using treats is “training” or “bribery”. ...read more
As life goes, stuff happened and, in 2013, I found myself resident of a place for destitute people called Filadelfia Ark. Needless to say, these were dark times for me personally. But, in a weird and wonderful way, I found my soul right there. And the vehicle of this miraculous discovery of “me”… CATS! ...read more
As modern medicine improves, so does our ability to live longer, healthier and more fulfilled lives. People are remaining independent for longer and require higher standards of living when it comes to comfort and lifestyle. One of the things we’re noticing is an increasing need for the inclusion of pets in the lives of the more senior person. ...read more
Day care for dogs has become increasingly popular in recent years as more people understand that dogs need company and supervision during the day. All over the country, lucky dogs enjoy care and companionship at animal-loving places while their owners are at work. Doggy Day Care Port Elizabeth is one such place. ...read more
Animal rescuer, falconer, Wildline chairman, Wild Warrior, co-director of the Urban Raptor Project, gundog trainer… no matter how you look at this man, he is dead set on saving our planet. ...read more
Small Dog Syndrome (SDS) is all about little dogs exhibiting undesired behaviour in the belief that they are less of a nuisance, and less of a danger than larger dogs. Typically, dogs will be over-excited, demand attention and are inclined to snap, yap and bark. ...read more
“I could NEVER foster a dog; I get too attached and wouldn’t be able to give them up!” This is the response I hear time and time again when someone comments on a dog I’m walking or socialising or taking to the vet when I point out: “S/he’s not mine, I’m just fostering her. She’s available for adoption if you know of anyone who would be interested!” ...read more
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