Millions die while sepsis research stalls – Here’s how we can fix it
September is Sepsis Awareness Month, and in case you aren't familiar with this terrible condition, sepsis is an…
20 Years after Katrina, are our animal companions any safer in a disaster?
On Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina made landfall along the Gulf Coast, overwhelming levees and swallowing neighborhoods. The…
Opening Eyes, Hearts, and Minds
I grew up in rural West Virginia. Our dog, a Dalmatian who lived a long and joyful life,…
PETA at 45 — We’re Just Getting Started
PETA is celebrating a milestone this month: 45 years of pushing, persuading and provoking for animal liberation. I’ve…
What We Can Learn From the Lone Star Tick
A few years ago, I went hiking through a scenic forested area of Virginia, hoping for a few…
Don’t Miss This Eye-Opening Exhibit!
More than just art, the “Humanimal” sculptures advocate for abused animals— and you can bring one home!
It’s not just hot out — It’s dangerous
I love sitting outside in the sun. There’s something grounding and peaceful about soaking up the warmth. But…
Urge Pet Stop to Send Frankie the Capuchin to an Accredited Sanctuary
An accredited sanctuary has the capacity to accept him. Pet Stop can give him the best opportunity he has to experience things that are important and meaningful to him by sending him to a true sanctuary so he can join a large social group and enjoy a much more naturalistic setting than the center of a retail store.
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