Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Cute Panda
Cute little panda cub from San Diego Zoo.
The cute little panda cub was born July 29 and have not yet been named. He will be named later on to follow the 100 days old Chinese panda-naming tradition.
Public vote will decide on one of six suggested names for the panda: Qi Ji (Miracle), Yu Di (Raindrop), Da Hai (Big Ocean or Big Sea), Xiao Liwu (Little Gift), Yong Er (Brave Son) or Shui Long (Water Dragon).
The zoo will announce the winning name in a ceremony on Tuesday, Nov. 13.
The cub was born to Bai Yun (White Cloud), the panda mom that has given birth to five other cubs at the San Diego Zoo. Four of those offspring were moved to China to join the country's giant panda conservation and breeding program. The previous cub born to Bai Yun was a male named Yun Zi (Son of Cloud). He remains in San Diego and celebrated his third birthday in August.
Researchers estimate only 1,600 giant pandas are left in the wild, and scientists maintain that captive breeding is an important way for them to study and conserve the endangered species.
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Pet Halloween Costumes
Check out these funny pet halloween costumes from huffingtonpost they got it all from Honey Boo Boo to Unemployed Big Bird the dog.
Check it out here
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/22/funniest-pet-halloween-costumes_n_2001731.html?utm_hp_ref=comedy#slide=1501501
Monday, October 15, 2012
Dog Saves Friends in Canoe
A black Labrador retriever rescue his two friends who looked trapped on a canoe that is being pushed by the rivers current. The dogs were barking as if they are communicating with each other. In my opinion, it's not really a rescue it looks more like the owner is training his dogs to retrieve a canoe in a river.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Marijuana's effect on pets
Vets worried at a staggering rise of dogs getting sick from marijuana in states where it is legal.
Many people believe that using the drug for medicinal purposes can be beneficial.
But according to a new study, one unintended side effect of legalized pot is a spike in the number of pets who get sick after accidentally ingesting the drug.
A study by Dr. Stacy Meola of the Wheat Ridge Animal Hospital concluded that animal poisoning caused by marijuana quadrupled in Colorado over the past five years, and vets say treating high dogs has become an increasingly common occurrence.
Doping your dog can get your pet very sick and may eventually die.
Once you pet ingest marijuana, they act lethargic, and start staggering and vomiting. They may also become overly sensitive to sound and light.
In most cases, pets get hold of the drug through negligence of the owners.
So keep in mind marijuana is bad for your pets, keep them away from it be responsible. If you suspect your pet might be sick from the drug be honest and tell your vet right away so they can give proper treatment.
source yahoo news
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Hartsdale Pet Cemetery is now a Historic Place
Hartsdale Pet Cemetery is now a Historic Place and the first animal burial ground to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Services.
The 115-year-old Hartsdale Pet Cemetery is home to more than 70,000 pets.
"The addition of Hartsdale Pet Cemetery to the Register is a fitting way to recognize the long-standing and significant role animal companions have played in our nation's history and culture," Carol Shull, interim keeper of the National Register of Historic Places, said in a news release.
Hartsdale Pet Cemetery is also known for its War Dog Memorial, dedicated after WWI as a public tribute to honor military working dogs.
Source: greenburgh.dailyvoice Photo credit: Samantha Kramer
Monday, September 24, 2012
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