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Let us Give Thanks to Horses on National Horse Day

Animals enrich our lives in so many ways that deserve recognition, and National Horse Day, December 13th, is the day to celebrate everything we cherish about horses.


It is up to dog owners to take steps to prevent their beloved canines from biting. Hawaii's laws hold animal owners responsible for personal and property damage caused by their pets.


We are celebrating Happy Cat Month in September! This annual event focuses on helping you give your cats a happy, fulfilling, and joyful life.


If you have never had a pet but are thinking it is time to add a furry friend to your household, a cat may be the ideal choice. In honor of National Cat Day, here are some of the outstanding qualities of these versatile creatures that make them so appealing as pets.


Spring is here, and the frogs are croaking their celebration of this season of growth and renewal. There are 4,700 frog species in the world.


National Animal Safety and Protection Month was developed to bring awareness to the health and well-being of wild and domesticated animals. As the boundaries between human settlements and animal habitats become less distinct, protecting the health and longevity of animals is more important than ever.


From the spooky to the sweet, Halloween is a lot of fun! If you plan to celebrate the haunting holiday with your pet, remember to keep your pet’s safety a priority.


Bringing your pets to the veterinarian’s office for regular wellness exams is essential for their well-being. Even when life gets busy, your pet is depending on you to make time for his or her medical care.


August 8th is International Cat Day! It’s the purr-fect opportunity for you to show your feline friends some extra love.


April 14th is National Dolphin Day. In Hawaii, we are fortunate enough to have eight species of Nai’a that call our ocean waters home. Standing on the shore, you are most likely to spot the spinner, but the bottlenose, spotted and rough-toothed are also common.