Farm Girl Pet Care

05/28/2026

A cat’s life may feel too short, but the love they give stays in our hearts forever 🐾🤍

05/25/2026

Memorial Day 🇺🇸
Honoring the brave who gave everything for our freedom.

05/18/2026

05/03/2026

Meow ya know! 😸👍

04/12/2026

Spring has been busy! In the best way! A lot of sweet new friends were made, and I was reunited with loving old friends too! Going away for summer vacation? Let me know! I would be happy to care for your furry family members 😄 💐🌻 🐾

03/14/2026

Dogs have very different energy levels depending on their breed. Some seem ready to play all day long, while others prefer shorter bursts of activity followed by long naps. This playful ranking shows how some popular breeds tend to compare when it comes to enthusiasm for games, toys, and constant interaction.

Breeds like Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retrievers often sit at the top because they were originally bred for active work with people. They typically love fetch, outdoor games, and staying engaged with their owners. Close behind are breeds such as Border Collies and Jack Russell Terriers, which are known for their intelligence and high energy.

In the middle are dogs like Corgis, Poodles, and Schnauzers, who enjoy playtime but are usually happy to relax once they’ve had their fun. Lower on the scale are breeds that tend to be calmer or more relaxed, such as Basset Hounds, Great Danes, and Chow Chows, which may prefer lounging over constant activity.

And at the bottom are breeds that often enjoy a slower pace of life, like Shar Peis, Whippets, and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, who may be more content with gentle play and lots of cozy rest.

Of course, every dog is an individual. Personality, training, age, and environment all play a big role in how playful a dog really is. But one thing is universal: no matter the breed, every dog still loves attention, affection, and a little fun with their favorite human. 🐾

02/18/2026

Officer Davis was recovering in the ICU, where pets were not allowed.

Down in the parking lot, his K9 partner, Ranger, would not stop howling. The bond between them was clear, even from a distance.

Wanting to bring a small moment of comfort, fellow officers carefully lifted the 90-pound German Shepherd onto their shoulders so he could look through the hospital window. From that vantage point, Ranger spotted Davis resting in his bed and gave a single bark.

Davis responded with a gentle wave. In that brief exchange, no words were needed. It was a quiet reminder of the deep connection between a handler and a K9 partner, and how even the smallest moments can bring strength during recovery.

02/09/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18BKnzYs6E/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Astronaut Leland Melvin bent the rules — and made history in the process.

During his official portrait for NASA, Melvin chose to do something deeply personal: he brought his two rescue dogs into the frame. Astronaut portraits are typically formal and tightly controlled, but Melvin shared the spotlight with the companions who waited for him at home.

No filters. No ego. Just a scientist who remembered where he came from and who stood by him when the suit came off. The result became one of NASA’s most loved images, a quiet reminder that even in space history, compassion matters.