Pet Services

The Brittany Foundation, a non-profit humane organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of homeless dogs, has several dogs for adoption.  One of our focuses is on senior dogs, whom we find to be incredible companions.  Please consider these special seniors when looking for a pet.
Timka was rescued from the shelter.  Why anyone would abandon this beautiful girl, we’ll never know. 

A trusted ally, a loyal companion, and a best friend, your pet is more than just a scrappy, old animal that sluggishly meanders about the area of your home.  All pets have an irreplaceable, sentimental value, evoking nostalgic memories of joy and happiness experienced together with their owners.  At All Creatures Emergency Center in Newhall, California, the empathetic staff understands this and sympathetically treats their patients with hopes of sharing one of those happy memories with his or her owner at their veterinary facility. Their mission is “to provide the best quality of animal health care and service for the patient, the client, and the referring veterinarian at a reasonable cost and provide quality emergency care 365 days a year.”

The image of your child and dog as inseparable best friends is a great one that we’d all love to be reality.  With the right awareness, our children and pets can have the wonderful relationships we hope for.  Here are some tips that all families with children and dogs will want to know.

The Brittany Foundation, a non-profit humane organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of homeless dogs, has several dogs for adoption.
Why Katie hasn’t been adopted yet, we’ll never know.  Small, cuddly, playful, adorable and young, at just under two years old, Katie is a spunky terrier through and through.  She likes to sit on your lap, giving kisses and getting belly rubs.  Katie enjoys playing with other dogs and her toys.  A smart girl with a winning smile, Katie would love to be your devoted companion – she’s been waiting for months for her forever person.

Easter is just around the corner, but the goodies that it brings may linger throughout the house long after and cause potential dangers to your furry family members.
Here are some helpful tips to avoid any unpleasant Easter emergencies:

Most pets dislike having their feet touched.  Most pet owners take their pet to their veterinarian or groomer to have their nails trimmed in fear that they may hurt the pet if they do it.  If you are thinking of trimming your pet’s nails at home, there are a few steps that might help you.

Dog and cat owners will have the opportunity to have their pets micro-chipped for free through AngelDogs Foundation on Saturday, March 17, at Kriser’s For Your Pets in Valencia.  Starting at 10 a.m., the six-hour mobile clinic will also offer low-cost vaccinations, including DHPP, FVRCP or rabies for $10 and rattlesnake for $15, on a first-come, first-served cash basis.

At The Brittany Foundation, a no-kill rescue in Agua Dulce, we have many wonderful senior dogs looking for their human match. If you’re ready for canine companionship and unconditional love, please consider the following dogs available for adoption.

Pet care insurance is about becoming a accountable pet owner. These days owning and properly taking care of a animal is a big duty. Not only do you need to offer adequate food and shelter for the pet, but additionally require suitable medical treatment.
Unfortunately for ninety-seven percent of the family pet owners, the concept of “appropriate medical care” just isn’t taken very seriously with respect to buying pet care insurance to ensure that a plan is in place to supply medical care if and when it is needed.
When speaking about this responsibility for giving good health care for a pet, this comes with a price tag.

The Brittany Foundation, a non-profit humane organization dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of homeless dogs, has several dogs for adoption.

The number of pet thefts increased 49 percent in the past year according to officials at the American Kennel Club. They have been paying particular attention to stolen dog reports made by owners about dogs stolen from cars, yards and homes.  There are several precautions you can take in preventing your pet from being stolen.  Here are some tips for pet owners:

Advances in the domestic breeding and rearing of birds has led to an improved availability of healthy, tame, young birds. This increased availability has dramatically increased the popularity of birds as pets. For many people, the company of beautiful, unique, and possible talking pets can make keeping birds an attractive alternative to other pets.

Maybe the best way to eliminate vermin and other household pests is to have a domestic cat (Felis catus). This small furry mammal that looks almost like other felines and felids has been domesticated or associated with humans for about 9,500 years already—when a kitten was seen buried next to a human in Cyprus.
In general these creatures are called ‘cat’ but a male cat is called ‘tom’ (becomes ‘gib’ if neutered), ‘molly’ or ‘queen’ for female. Immature cat is called ‘kitten’ and when cats come in group; they are called as a ‘clowder’.

If adopting a canine companion is one of your New Year’s resolutions, look no further.  At The Brittany Foundation, a no-kill rescue in Agua Dulce, we have more than 70 dogs waiting for their human match.  Meet some of our favorites…

Spaying and neutering your pet is a common practice in the United States.  With so many animals in the United States needing homes, spaying or neutering your pet is the responsible way to help end pet homelessness.
Spaying and neutering (also referred to as “sterilizing” or “fixing”) is done under anesthesia.  Spaying involves removing the female’s reproductive organs.  Neutering is the removal of a male’s testicles.  This way, animals are unable to procreate and have unwanted litters.

As we go through our lives we use and consume many things.  Some things like food we need to buy almost every day while other things we buy them less frequently such as clothes.  There are still other items, which we buy very infrequently.  Some of these, such as a car, we choose with care while others, such as new tires for the car, we don’t spend much time choosing and simply buy the brand we trust for the model of our car.

(NAPS)—You may be happy to see guests arrive at your front door, but the disruption in a pet’s schedule may cause him or her to become anxious and misbehave. Fortunately, there are ways you can help pets adjust to the change with minimal stress.

Studies have repeatedly shown that a large majority of pet owners consider their pets as a family member.  We spoil them with birthday parties, presents, and all manner of toys and treats to keep them happy.  But, when money is tight, extra expenses need to go.  Sadly, some pet owners choose to avoid veterinary visits as one means to save money.  And believe it or not, others might give up their pets completely.