Being An ‘Older’ Pet Parent May Come With Health Benefits
We know that being a pet parent offers many physical and mental health benefits. New research suggests that if you’re an ‘older’ pet parent, that benefit may b…
We know that being a pet parent offers many physical and mental health benefits. New research suggests that if you’re an ‘older’ pet parent, that benefit may b…
There are lots of things that are comforting about cats, which is why they offer so many therapeutic benefits for seniors.
A non-profit that helps palliative patients who have pets, Pet Peace of Mind fills a much-needed gap that's been created by an aging generation.
Some dogs are better at fetch than others. Take Gus, for example. This heroic dog knew exactly what to do to save his beloved owner.
A recent study determined that seniors who own dogs are more likely to spend more time walking them outside and in turn, increase their physical health!
HABRI's awards a $43,000 grant to the University of Missouri to study the positive effects that pets have on our growing population of senior citizens.
Pets offer a host of benefits that enrich our lives. The same goes for seniors - that's why retirement homes are opening their doors to our beloved pets.
Seniors rock! From Yappy Hour to adoption events, retirement residences are attracting pet lovers with dog-centric activities and services.
Thanks to AniMeals, those most in need won’t have to make the heart-breaking decision of giving up their beloved pet because of cost. Now Meals on Whee…
He may be small, but don't be fooled - the alert Tibetan Spaniel will stand on guard and let you know if a stranger is getting too close to your home.