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Beat the heat with your pet this summer! As summer is fast approaching, we are hearing a lot about what we need to do to stay safe and comfortable, mostly indoors.
Spring has sprung here in Houston! Many of you have grand plans for re-landscaping, especially after Harvey left most of our gardens and yards with much to be desired.
It's getting cold out there, Houston! Make sure your pets are warm, safe, and dry during this cold snap.
Canine influenza is a relatively new disease commonly referred to as “dog flu,” and can be caused by two different canine influenza viruses. Just like human flu is among humans, canine influenza is highly contagious among dogs. In fact, unless a dog has already had the illness and recovered, almost every dog exposed to the virus will become infected.
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The Houston Humane Society wants everyone to take the following steps to be sure pets have a happy, healthy, and humane Memorial Day Weekend.
Recently, the Houston Humane Society was contacted by a group of students from River Oaks Elementary. Every year, fifth grade students from the school identify a problem in their community and conduct research around the topic for the school’s annual Exhibition.
At Houston Humane Society, we're wishing everyone a happy, healthy, and humane Valentine's Day! We have a few tips to help you keep your furry valentines safe today.
It's getting cold out there, Houston! Make sure your pets are warm, safe, and dry during this cold snap.
The Houston Humane Society is offering the following tips to help pet owners have a happy, healthy, and humane Halloween this year.
The Houston Humane Society teamed up with Fox 26 Houston to bring you information you need to know about canine influenza during this week’s Pet of the Week segment.
Many people misunderstand crate training. To us, putting a dog or puppy in a crate can seem tantamount to jail. But dogs don’t think about it the same way we do – in fact, most of them WANT a “den” to call their own.
Thanks in part to help from Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists, Houston Humane Society was able to care for hundreds of animals seized from the Santa Fe Feed Store at the end of March.
Houston Humane Society wants everyone to take the following steps to be sure pets have a happy, healthy, and humane Labor Day Weekend.
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The Fourth of July is a day of celebration. And as flags proudly wave and fireworks boom, remember to keep dogs and cats safe.
Do your Homework! If you plan to evacuate with your pet, research early to locate pet-friendly places. Local and state health and safety regulations do not permit the Red Cross to allow pets in disaster shelters.
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ADOPTIONS
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