Showing posts with label gift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gift. Show all posts

Mooooo, baaaaa we need YOU for Christmas!
















This gift is so special, so heartwarming and so utterly unique that it can’t be found in any store. Farm Sanctuary’s Adopt-A-Farm Animal holiday sponsorships enable you to give the gift of life this holiday season by sponsoring a Farm Sanctuary animal in your name, or warming the hearts of your loved ones with gift adoptions. With each adoption, you and/or your gift recipients will receive a unique and memorable sponsorship package that includes a personalized adoption certificate and a beautiful color photo. You will experience the joy of knowing that you have made a difference for a farm animal.

As a sponsor, you become an essential part of your adopted animal’s life by helping provide the food, bedding, medicine, and individualized care animals need to live peacefully at our shelters. The rescued animals at Farm Sanctuary are finally safe from harm, but they rely on sponsorship support for their care each day. Your holiday sponsorship is a chance to create happy endings for animals in need and bring them comfort and joy. And when you look at the faces of the animals available for adoption, does anyone really need another sweater?



















































Order gift adoptions for loved ones or sign up now to become an adoptive parent yourself!

Monday Rufferences and Mews

Welcome to Monday Rufferences and Mews!

It may not be practical--or desirable--to get your kids a puppy or kitten for Christmas. But never fear, the hot new trend this year might appease your kids' desire for a pet, while saving a fortune on dog food. Enter this year's must-have holiday toy, Zhu-zhu pets, little robotic hamsters that have their own tracks, balls and play systems. What do you say, Yay or Nay?

A great idea from the Humane society of the United States is to put together a pet's first aid kit. Why not put one together for a great holiday gift for any animal lover?

Has your cat grown finicky, refusing to eat it's food? Or developed an allergy? Here are some tips for switching your cat's food.

Need some help around the house, or just a good laugh? Check out these videos of cats doing windows, dishes, even vacuuming!

There are so many working dogs for people with disabilities, our seniors, and assisting our police forces. Here's another type of working dog. Meet Bailey, a reading therapy dog.

If the dog or cat hair is becoming a problem, help is on the way. Check out this helpful article on the Furminator and other pet grooming tools.

What do you think? Will you be purchasing a zhu-zhu pet this Christmas? What do you keep in your pet's first aid kit? And, if you use the Furnimator or other similar tool, how do you rate it? I look forward to your comments.

Check back next week for more Monday Rufferences and Mews!