"The Place" for everything Pets in Richmond, VA
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Tomorrow night, Stonehenge Country Club will be full of animal advocates rocking to the live music of Full Plate, supporting the rescue of abandoned and neglected animals in our area, and rolling in the good times – all for a great cause. The Richmond Animal League is the city’s oldest non-profit no-kill animal shelter, and [...]
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We are excited to introduce you to Janet Velenovsky, an area pet lover and animal behavior specialist. Janet is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer-Knowledge Assessed (CPDT-KA) and a Professional Member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT). She is a graduate of Purdue University’s 2004 DOGS course, and holds a Counseling Certificate from the San [...]
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Join FETCH a Cure this Sunday for their first annual Mutt Strutt to raise awareness about canine cancers and funds to find a cure. Teams of pet lovers from across the city have banded together to solicit donations from friends, family, and neighbors, and will participate in the 1 mile long, dog-friendly Mutt Strutt on [...]
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The leaves are turning, hot chocolate is simmering on the stove, temperatures are dropping and pumpkins are adorning porches all over the neighborhood – fall is officially here. We want to see how your pet celebrates the season; naps by the fireside? jumping through leaf piles? begging bites of pumpkin bread? Enter our “Hooray for [...]
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I’m not much for jewelry, but I do have some pieces that I really love. When I saw the work of Elizabeth Bradburn, I knew my collection was about to get a little bigger. Elizabeth is the designer and founder of Ella B Jewelry, which offers unique, well-made bracelets, necklaces, and earrings for women of [...]
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October 16th is National Feral Cat Day, an annual event started 10 years ago by cat advocate group Alley Cat Allies in an attempt to draw attention to the plight of feral cats across the nation. Alley Cat Allies was one of the first organizations to advocate for TNR (Trap-Neuter-Release) as a way to humanely [...]
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