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Oct. 4 is World Animal Day, and there is no better time to learn about some of the animals you may not know much about — particularly in other parts of the world. To raise awareness of all the beautiful creatures that bring happiness to our lives on animal & pet day and beyond, here is some information about pets from all around the globe.

April 11-17 is National Animal Care and Control Appreciation Week. It is the ideal time to recognize and show gratitude for the efforts of exceptional animal control officers around the globe.

June is National Zoo & Aquarium Month, and there is no better time to visit these habitats to learn about the fantastic animals and the vast team of caretakers and scientists who support them. Zoos & aquariums are vital to the lives of many animals.

Pets are beloved companions for so many people. From dogs and cats to guinea pigs and ferrets and so many more species, humans have brought animals into their homes for hundreds and even thousands of years.

Your pet relies on you to protect him or her from harm, discomfort, and preventable diseases. Since April is National Heartworm Awareness Month, it is the ideal time to talk about how you can help keep your pet free from this dangerous disease that can be found in many countries worldwide and in every state within the United States.

Hug Your Cat Day is June 4, so you may want to prepare your feline family member for the extra attention it will receive.

February 20th is officially Love Your Pet Day! Though you love your pets every day, Love Your Pet Day is an opportunity to give those pets even more of the affection and attention they crave and deserve.

If you have ever had a pet get lost or stolen, you know that it is a devastating experience. While having your pet microchipped is not a guarantee that he will be returned to you, it can help significantly with the identification and return of lost pets.

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.