Pet Rescue

Save My Pet Emergency Stickers
Help Rescuers Find Your Pets
Funny how some things that should have been obvious can come at you all at once, like the need for pet emergency stickers Pet alerts and warnings can help rescue workers in a disaster and save lives. Walking to subway this morning with our friend, Joel, he mentioned an upcoming trip to Seattle, and not much later, I remembered our trip there and waking up one morning to the story of an apartment fire in New York. The blurry film footage was brief, and the story lacking the details as local s...

Pet Rescue Perils
Tugging at the heart strings
Marketing of pet rescue animals is so emotive. The advertisers tug at your emotions and off you go to the animal shelter or online to a pet rescue organisation and get your pet. Perilous move! Read the (sad) story of a couple who just wanted a pet dog to love and be company for them. Wouldn't you love to rescue this dog? Image from the rescue organisation - I won't name them here.

lizardmarsh
Intro about me
My motto is "Peace and justice, food and shelter for all!" I love blogging. I use Blogger.com. My blogs since 2007 have been about disseminating pet rescue alerts plus wildlife & habitat messages, and fundraising for these causes. Recently I started and really enjoy blogging Zazzle.com items at www.lizardmarshzazzle.blogspot.com. I hope you find something that touches your heart in my blog posts appearing here on my Squidoo lens.

How to Adopt A Pet
Pets are adorable, fun, and a lot of work. In order to have a great relationship with your pet, and make sure that your new pet gets along and fits into your new family it's important to do some research - not only about the breed and type of pet you're getting, but about the organization your getting your pet from. After all, you don't want to do all the work and plan on having your new kitten or puppy for years, only to find out that he's got a heart disease, or genetic problem and only h...

Pet Rescue Is it the Right Choice for You?
Choosing a Pet
Choosing a pet can be a difficult process whether you find one at a breeder or a pet rescue shelter. There are many things to consider when bringing an animal into the home. No matter what pet you choose there is always food to buy. And with dogs and cats there are shots to keep them healthy, and protect them and your family from communicable disease. Also, there is house breaking, the cost of cleaning the eventual accident, and with young animals the cost of repairing or replacing the scratc...