His Eye Is on the Sparrow

06/12/2025

His Eye Is on the Sparrow is collecting shoes as a fund raiser. Gently used or new! Adult or child. Flip flops ok. No holes in tennies. You can drop shoes off on our front porch until the end of June. Time to clean your closets! 9109 Willow Creek Dr, Loveland, OH 45140. Thank you!

06/07/2025

05/22/2025

Today we celebrate dogs that are waiting in shelters for their forever homes!

05/21/2025

05/21/2025

05/21/2025

UPDATE: REUNITED!! Kelsey is home safe & sound after 14 days, 1 hours :)

"Thank you to Middletown community for Micheal and Collette for helping me find my cockatiel Kelsey "
-Kelsey's Owner
Please spread the word for this lost bird. Kelsey was LOST on May 18, 2025 in Middletown, OH 45044 near Seldon ave

Message from Owner: Kelsey is a male cockatiel who went missing in the Mayfield area around Selden Avenue. Sunday, May 18. He is a cage mate. My other one is very upset that Kelsey is not with him. He is angry, hissing, and biting ! my family is heartbroken. He will whistle to you. He will even give kisses. He has a band on his leg that’s black. He was born in 2023 and a couple letters I believe on the band please help me find my baby

Description: He will whistle to you

For more info or to contact Kelsey's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/71581561

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

05/17/2025

05/16/2025

COMMON SUFFOCATION RISKS FOR OUR PETS:

🚨All Food Bags: Chip bags and Snack Bags are the biggest culprit for pet suffocation. When a pet puts their head inside of a food bag, especially one with mylar, it creates a vacuum-like seal around their neck, cutting off the oxygen. It only takes minutes!

🚨Plastic Toys: Small parts or loose pieces from the toy can can get stuck in their throats or intestines.

🚨Rubber Bands and Hair Ties: These can cause a choking hazard if a pet swallows them.

🚨Plastic Candy/Treat Wrappers: Pets may chew on or swallow these wrappers which can cause choking or airway blockage. If the wrapper is like a bag, it can cause a suffocation risk.

🚨Tennis/Rubber Balls: If a dog tears the ball apart and eats the rubber, the pieces could become lodged in its throat, blocking airflow. Depending on the size of the ball and dog, the whole ball can become lodged in the throat, leading to suffocation.

STEPS TO PREVENT PET SUFFOCATION:

🚨Keep all food bags, containers, and wrappers safely out of reach.

🚨Supervise your pet with toys and objects that could be chewed or swallowed.

🚨Regularly check play areas for small items that might pose a risk.

🚨Keep trash cans lids tightly closed or behind a counter to keep pets out.

🚨Invest in pet-safe toys designed to minimize choking hazards.

Pet suffocation happens daily and within minutes. Let's stay vigilant in protecting pets from suffocation risks! 🐶🐱

www.preventpetsuffocation.com

05/13/2025

This feels like a scene from The Office.

Little old Lillith doesn't just look rough around the edges - she had her edges *roughed*.

Lillith was an outdoor kitty, living the barn life, when a *horse* *stepped* *on* *her*.

GIIIRRRRLLL, you ever been stepped on by a HORSE?!? Lillith didn't think so.

She recuperated astonishingly well (she was initially paralyzed but walks now!), but given that trauma, and her aging bones, she looks a little ... well, stepped on.

It does not diminish her sweetness one bit, though