The Fourth of July can be a stressful time for pets due to the loud and unexpected noise of fireworks, and it's not uncommon to spend a lot of time trying to soothe a panicked dog or coax a fearful cat out of hiding. Fortunately, there are some steps you

In our story about Barbara and her colony of community cats, we mentioned making community cat shelters out of plastic storage bins. This is a simple way you can make a difference for feral cats in your area—it helps to keep them safe from predators and exposure.

Cats are curious and adventurous by nature, but the modern world presents many dangers that make it unsafe for them to roam freely outdoors. Catios can help them experience the enrichment of being outside the home with none of the stress for them—or you!

The Fourth of July can be a stressful time for pets due to the loud and unexpected noise of fireworks. Here are some tips to help keep your animals safe and happy during this period!

As the temperatures drop, it’s important to adapt your pet care to the winter season! Pets’ needs change with the seasons and as responsible and loving pet parents and owners, it’s important we meet those needs.

Puppies can start socialization as early as 7 weeks, and the more exposure they have, the higher the chances are of contributing to a behaviorally healthy community of pets in Buncombe County. As a resource center for pets and their people, Asheville Humane Society supports the American Veterinary Society in