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RANCHO SANTA FE (KUSI) – For the eighth year in a row, Helen Woodward Animal Center will celebrate the spectacular feats of superhero adopters by paying homage to Comic-Con International with a Pop Culture-themed Dog Cosplay event entitled PAWmicon.
Helen Woodward Animal Center is throwing a PAWmicon-themed Weekend including Pop-culture-named orphan pets, Comic-Con-themed giveaways, Photo opportunities, A Comic-themed Kid’s Craft for younger attendees, Rush Coffee Cart and Kona Ice for sweets and treats.
Helen Woodward Animal Center PR/Communications Manager, Fernanda Lopez, joined Good Evening San Diego to discuss the event.
Highly anticipated PAWSplay Costume Competition on Saturday, July 24th between 9:30 am and 10:30 am, located in the Center’s Humane Education Pavilion.
RANCHO SANTA FE (KUSI) – Next week kicks off Adopt-a-Shelter-Cat Month but how do you bring a new pet cat into your home when you already have a pet dog?
Many pet owners wonder about introducing dogs and cats, especially when bringing a new pet into the home. This situation can also occur when traveling and staying with friends or family.
Helen Woodward Animal Center PR Director Jessica Gercke and PR Manager Fernanda Lopez joined Good Morning San Diego to give some advice on introducing new pet cats to a pet dog.
CATS NATURAL GIFTS: Cats have a few natural gifts that help them adapt quite well to living with dogs and they can even become good friends with dogs once the dog knows who is boss.
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Two orphan pets have arrived at Helen Woodward Animal Center and the pair are making a major impression. The 5-year-old Collie/Corgi blend named Nalani and the 5-year-old domestic shorthair cat named Sebastian are both nearly twice their ideal weight. Both were found wandering the streets in different areas of Southern California and both arrived via rescue partners. Now the Center hopes to find each of them a new home and a new fitness routine that will bring them health and happiness.
It cannot be argued that Nalani and Sebastian are bigtime adorable with loving personalities to match. Their extreme size, however, is causing both orphan pets severe discomfort. Nalani arrived weighing in at 74 pounds and Sebastian boasted a weight of 25 pounds. How they got to these sizes, which nearly doubles their ideal poundage, is a mystery but the challenges they are facing are evident. Neither one can move comfortably, get up easily, walk for long distances, or even climb stairs. Nalan