9/19 – An Entry From a Veteran With PTSD
The day started with me planning to have a computer day at work. Just for reference, my job revolves around a multitude of different tasks, and I always look forward to a computer day [...]
Top Five Canine Kitchen Dangers — Holiday Edition
A comprehensive look at the most concerning food-related dangers during the holidays Family is gathering, feelings of nostalgia and sentiments are flowing, and the last thing you want to do is disclude your four-legged family [...]
Top Three Reasons you Should Adopt a “Washout” Service Dog
They don’t all want to be service dogs when they grow up There are multiple characteristics that go into making a solid and effective service dog, however, the most important factors are the drive to [...]
Solar Eclipse Preparation for Dog Owners
The day has arrived! The United States, (with the exception of a very cloudy Hawaiian day in 1991) has not seen a total solar eclipse since 1979. The estimation is that anywhere from 2 million [...]
Devastated by Distemper
Perhaps the most devastating fact in being hit with Distemper is that it’s completely preventable. We’ve beaten this virus long ago but due to those that don’t vaccinate, the disease lives, spreads, and still occasionally [...]
Adoption Services Program: Increases Adoption, Decreases Euthanasia
Engaging the community and saving more lives with the Adoption Services Program The number of of unwanted animals in our sheltering system are at an all-time high, leaving overrun and overwhelmed rescue organizations struggling to [...]
An Unlikely Happenstance
The APBF Rescue Services Team was contacted late into the evening on Thursday, July 16th about seven newborn babies brought into a local animal hospital without their mother. The gentleman dropping them off had found [...]