Sit, Walk, Stay Petcare

07/23/2025

Penny ran into her dad on our walk today and was so excited! ❤️

07/16/2025

Support the Free MARKet with Just a Few ClicksOur Amazon Wishlist makes it easy for you to support the Free MARKet by donating the items we need most. The

07/16/2025

No kid should go hungry — but recent SNAP cuts are making that harder for many local families.

We’re seeing the impact right here in our community, where more parents are turning to us to help fill the gap. That’s why programs like FLY (Feeding Local Youth) are so important — we’re making sure kids have access to healthy, reliable lunches all summer long.

If you’ve ever donated, packed a lunch, or helped spread the word — thank you. You’re part of the reason we can keep showing up.

Community support matters more than ever.

For more information about our food support programs, visit https://fishermansmark.org/food-support/

06/23/2025

Careful out there folks 🥵

04/18/2025

This Saturday, from 10-1, the City will offer electronics recycling drop off at the elementary school. Rain or shine!

04/03/2025

04/03/2025

03/29/2025

Twixie and Sadie twinning it up at our house. Can you tell them apart? 🤣

03/23/2025

03/21/2025

All the good dogs. 💜

02/11/2025

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Dog Poisoned by the Diffuser.
On Saturday night, the owner arrived home late, and the dog didn’t recognize him. Given her background as a nanny, she assumed the pup might have been startled awake or even experiencing a night terror. However, on Sunday, the dog was still acting off. That’s when she remembered her new diffuser had been running and decided to turn it off. By Sunday afternoon, things seemed a bit better.

The next day, the dog sitter mentioned that the dog wouldn’t come out from under the bed—a real surprise for a usually cheerful pet. The owner hurried home early and found her dog looking confused and scared once again. Alarmed, she took him to the emergency vet.

It turned out that the tea tree oil used in the diffuser is toxic to dogs. Fortunately, tests showed that his liver was okay, but the situation was still serious. The vet administered fluids under his skin to help eliminate the toxins.

According to both the vet and poison control, these cases are becoming more common as essential oils grow in popularity. They urge everyone to double-check that the oils they’re using aren’t hazardous to their pets. ThePaws.net - All Things Dog

01/31/2025

Sam and Nelli ❤️