Issue #133
Did you know?
Bone broth is a powerhouse of nutrients that can be especially beneficial for dogs battling cancer. Packed with essential minerals, vitamins, and amino acids, bone broth supports immune function, aids digestion, and helps maintain hydration.
During National Pet Cancer Awareness Month, consider incorporating bone broth into your furry friend's diet to provide a natural boost of vitamins and hydration.
Learn more about the benefits of bone broth and how to make it here!
Box 112 - Watch the unboxing here!
Available until June 10th ONLY, here’s the current lineup:
🐄 Green Tripe
🐏 Lamb Spleen
🐟 Smelt
🐰 Rabbit Back Feet
🦆 Duck Head
🐷 Pig Ear
🐏 Lamb Foretrotter
🐖 Pork Meatballs
🐄 Beef Liver/Bison Spleen Kibble Topper
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Historic Win for Mixed-Breed at Westminster Agility Show.
Nimble, a mixed-breed dog from Maryland, made history by winning the agility competition at the 148th Westminster Dog Show. With a race time of 28.76 seconds, Nimble became the first non-purebred to take this title since the event began in 2014. This achievement earned Nimble the titles of Masters Agility Champion Winner and All American Dog winner. Nimble's success highlights the capabilities of mixed-breed dogs in competitive agility.
New CDC Rules for Dogs Entering the U.S.
The CDC has unveiled new rules to protect against rabies, impacting around 1 million dogs entering the U.S. annually. Starting August 1, your furry friend must be healthy, over six months old, and microchipped. If your dog has been in a high-risk rabies country, proof of vaccination is required. Dogs vaccinated abroad need a vaccination certificate, blood test, and check-up at a CDC-registered facility. These updated rules, the first since 1956, aim to ensure the safe arrival of dogs from all over the world.
Zoo Under Fire for Dyeing Dogs as Pandas.
A zoo in China faces criticism for dyeing dogs to resemble pandas. Videos show the "panda dogs" at Taizhou Zoo, revealed to be Chow Chows, not pandas. Despite zoo claims of transparent advertising, backlash grows over potential mistreatment and misleading visitors. This isn't the first time dyed "panda dogs" have sparked uproar in China, raising broader concerns about authenticity in zoo exhibits and the welfare of animals involved.
Mayor's German Shepherd Stops Break-In Attempt.
Mayor Karen Bass's German shepherd, Stax, heroically intervened a break-in at her Los Angeles home by deterring the intruder, Ephraim Hunter. Hunter allegedly shouted the mayor's name during the incident, but Stax intervened, preventing him from accessing bedrooms until police arrived. The incident underscores the importance of Stax's role in home security and highlights the bond between dogs and their owners during times of crisis.
Lost Dog Returns Home Unharmed After 41 Days.
After going missing for 41 days following a convention in South Korea, one-year-old dog Hong-min surprised everyone by finding his way back home. Startled by the noise at the event, Hong-min wandered off, leaving owner Yoon Jeong-sang anxious. However, on May 3, Hong-min's barks alerted Yoon to his return, safe and sound. Despite needing tick treatment, Hong-min showed no serious injuries. Yoon praised Hong-min's intelligence, noting his quick learning of basic commands as a puppy and his remarkable ability to find his way back home.
Bomb-Sniffing Dog Honored for Courage in Ukraine.
In recognition of their courageous service in neutralizing Russian explosives, Patron, a Jack Russell terrier, and his owner, Mykhailo Iliev, were honored with a presidential medal from the Ukrainian President. Patron's detection of over 200 devices since the war's onset has earned him the nickname "ammo" and made him a symbol of patriotism. Trained to detect gunpowder, Patron aids in neutralizing explosives, bringing hope amidst conflict. Beyond his duties, Patron engages in charity work, representing resilience and unity amidst adversity.
Proper Pet Restraints Vital for UK Drivers.
Dog owners in the UK are being cautioned about the Highway Code rules regarding traveling with pets. The Highway Code mandates that animals must be appropriately restrained while in the car to prevent distractions for the driver. Failure to comply could lead to fines and penalty points. While British law requires animals to be properly restrained in vehicles, similar regulations aren't universally implemented
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