Greetings fellow pet-lovers! We have two animals in need today. Both are just babies and deserve better than what their lives currently are! 1. There is an adorable, male, ginger kitten in need of a forever home. He was found by a kind woman, who recognized this poor 3-ish month old kitten needed help. She has dogs who do not appreciate cats, as well as free-roaming dogs who would surely hurt the kitty, so she can't keep him, but will care for him until a home is found. She would like to find a forever home for him...where he will be loved and given lots of cuddles. If you are interested in this adorable baby, please contact the finder directly: 628-1769 2. We received notification of a puppy at the primary school on Altamira St. She is slightly timid, but if you show her kindness, she wants nothing but to be pet and loved. She is very thin and has some flea mange. We gave her a dose of Nexgard and some food, but this little girl, needs more. If you are able to foster her, or would like to adopt her, she is begging for a forever home, where she will be loved all her life. At such a young age, she doesn't deserve to be neglected or treated like garbage...when she has so much love to give. Please contact us directly if you are interested in either fostering, or adopting her. We are asking that you have a fenced yard and don't tie her out on a short leash. This is why we advocate for everyone to spay and neuter their pets. So little lives like these...don't suffer needlessly. We need your help, folks. Where are our angels? 🤯 (fb)

If you don’t want to follow a recipe, here’s an easy DIY formula for homemade dog food for adult dogs. Let’s base it on 10 lbs, which gives you enough food to feed a 50 lb dog for 10 days. You’ll want: 5 lbs meat 2.5 lbs organs 1.5 lb bone 1 lb vegetables & fruit If you’ve got a small dog you can do half the recipe … or just make the full amount and freeze it in meal-sized portions. You can also double or triple these figures to prep meals for larger dogs. Add everything to a large bowl or a metal chafing dish so you can mix it well, portion it out and freeze. You can keep fresh homemade dog food in the fridge for 3 days. Compared to pre-made raw or cooked dog food, you should be able to save money by making homemade dog food. (fb)