Emergency!  Dog Killer on the Loose in Silver Lake, Loz Feliz & Atwater Areas of Los Angeles!

Starting on February 24, 2013, slaughtered dogs have begun appearing in the Silver Lake, Los Feliz and Atwater areas of Los Angeles.  Several of these animals were found dead in their own yards…killed by a psychopath…with warning notes about nuisance barking and public excrement.

Please be on the lookout for suspicious behavior around dogs in the neighborhood.  There have been at least five incidents so far.  Don't let your or your neighbor's dog be the next.  Report all suspicious activity to the authorities.

Report It! Campaign from Truth About Pet Food

I love the Association for Truth About Pet Food (ATPF).  Their name says it all -- their website gives you the truth about everything pet food…from pet foot ingredients to pet food regulations, pet food reviews, pet food news and recalls.  Their purpose is to inform us pet owners about what's REALLY going on in the pet food industry so that we really know what's going on with our furry family members' food.

Now they're asking for our help!  The Association has announced a significant pet food campaign:  Report It!  The aim of the Report It! Campaign is to educate pet food consumers on where and how to report a pet food/pet treat adverse event.  In other words, if something happens to your pet as a result of eating a particular brand or flavor of pet food or pet treats, ATPF encourages you to report the event to the appropriate regulatory authorities.

Sante D'Or Fashion Fundraiser for the Furbabies This Sunday!

A Pearl of a Sale!

Sante D'Or Foundation and Adoption Center is having a fashion fundraiser for the furbabies this Sunday, April 14th from 2pm-5pm.  It's guaranteed to be a "pearl of a sale!"

Delight in designer and vintage items from names like Judith Leiber, Herve Leger, Calvin Klein, Nicole Miller and more!  Enjoy sweet treats, refreshments and please take a moment to visit the real treasures...their beautiful, adoptable animals.

Iams Shakeables Turkey & Lamb Dog Treats Voluntary Recall
Potential Mold Growth

**** PET FOOD RECALL ****

Proctor and Gamble has issued a voluntary recall of their Iams Shakeables Turkey and Lamb Dog treats with certain "Impacted Lot Numbers." These treats are being recalled due to potential of mold growth.  No illnesses have been reported.