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01/18/2026

Hooray! Soo many pets will live longer lives with this. I can see all my lymphoma patients faces as I read this........ This is such great news 🙂

FDA recently granted a full approval of the first oral treatment for canine lymphoma. To learn more, see: https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/cvm-updates/fda-grants-full-approval-first-oral-treatment-lymphoma-dogs

01/09/2026

Can't humans just learn this PLEASE!

Animals do not ask for abundance or power.
They ask only for what the Creator gave them —
safety, silence, and land where they can live without fear.
When their footsteps cross ours,
it is often because their sacred ground has already been taken.
In Native wisdom, peace is not ownership.
Peace is respect, balance, and knowing when to leave space for all life. 🦌❄️

12/27/2025

Please secure, Double secure dogs (and cats) that are reactive to fireworks. Yes, it scares them but worse yet , fireworks are to blame for MANY lost and killed pets that run away during these scary times. Please take care of your "friends"-keep them safe! and dont participate!

The Hawaiian Humane Society is reminding pet owners to take easy steps to keep pets safe and calm during New Year’s fireworks.

12/24/2025

Excellent news. This has been such a frustrating and sad "disorder" to treat and follow. I hope new treatments are on their way!!

12/04/2025

brought soo many tears to my eyes. Cant wait to see you Curly, Kenya, Cuervo, Finny, Duke and Tiger. Man. I miss you guys so very much 💖

They’re never really gone… just curled up somewhere peaceful and warm. 🌈🐾
At the Rainbow Bridge, time is endless — every purr, every head bump, every gentle moment still exists.
And when your journey brings you there, your cat will be the first to greet you — tail high, eyes soft, love glowing.
When you miss them, speak softly. They’re listening from just beyond the clouds. ❤️

11/13/2025

Sweet thought......

09/03/2025

This is such GREAT news!

Scientists at UC Davis and UCSF have completed the first clinical trial of a new cancer drug in pet cats, offering hope for a disease that has long been nearly impossible to treat.

The study found 35 percent of the cats with squamous cell carcinoma who received treatment had their disease controlled with minimal side effects. The drug will likely be effective for humans with head and neck squamous cell carcinoma. The study was published today in Cancer Cell. https://ucdav.is/46dxcfM

08/29/2025

08/09/2025

Happy International Cat Day! 🐾
Today’s the purr-fect excuse to spoil your whiskered royalty — extra hugs, bonus treats, and all the kisses they can handle! 😻💖