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The plight of homeless and displaced animals is astronomical. Shelters today are overcrowded. Domestic animals are left on the roadside to fend for themselves. Pet shops and breeders continue to sell animals to the general public without regard to conditions or quality of life after they leave their doors. It is up to all of us to make this world a better place for domestic animals. 
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Whenever we can treat a medical problem without the invasive step of a surgical procedure, we save our pets' time and energy and eliminate risks for complications such as post-operative infections. In addition to being costly, surgeries also typically require lengthy healing periods, during which an animal's mobility is severely limited. At one time many orthopedic injuries left few other choices than operating, but advancing technology is bringing pet owners some surprising new options. |
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Humane Societies: A Voice for the Voiceless |
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"Would you please stop that? I've told you a thousand times not to poke your nose there!" Sorry, that's Hank bugging me. He's a pushy border collie and husky mix -- making him a really smart and really, REALLY stubborn canine.
He's anxious to tell folks National Pet Week is May 4-10. It's a great time to recognize the incredible benefits pets bring to our lives and refuel efforts to support local animal shelters and humane societies. |
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