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That’s the question I started asking last week after revisiting Giacomo Beltrami’s narrative, "A Pilgrimage in Europe and America V2: Leading to the Discovery of the Sources of the Mississippi and Bloody River", where he mentions “white bears” in Northern Minnesota. Surely he’s not referencing polar bears. Perhaps albino black bears?

Here’s what Beltrami had to say about these mysterious “white bears”:
“The white bear is the only wild beast of these regions that is dangerous."
"I have in my possession a magnificent skin of a yellow bear…”
"I then carefully put my gun in order, to be able to defend myself against the attack of white bears, which abound near the Red River."

I contacted two bear experts. David Mather, National Register Archaeologist at the Minnesota Historical Society, thinks Beltrami is referring to grizzly bears, since historically grizzlies were called “white or yellow bears” because of the light colored tips of the fur, and, “the fear factor makes me think that he’s referring to grizzlies.”

Light colored grizzly bear

Courtesy http://grizzlybearblog.wordpress.com/category/cheetah/

The shades and colors of grizzly bear (Ursus arctos horribilis ) fur are as varied as human hair, ranging from dark brown to white. In fact, white grizzlies (not albinos) are not uncommon in portions of Alberta and Montana, and in south-central British Columbia.

A simultaneous literature review led me to this interesting tidbit from the Lewis and Clark Journals:
http://lewisandclarkjournals.unl.edu/read/?_xmlsrc=1806-05-31&_xslsrc=LC...

http://www.sciencebuzz.org/features

The Secret Lives of Cats

Dreamstime

Most dog owners come into the veterinary office with their canine companions devotedly following them. Tails wagging, the dogs look up at their people with adoring eyes. Most cat owners, on the other hand, wrestle a cardboard box into the exam room, reach in like a magician and pull out not a rabbit, but an angry feline. For their efforts they get covered with furry shrapnel and sometimes raked with claws until their face and arms look like so many tic-tac-toe games. (It doesn't have to be like that, by the way.)

As a lifetime pet lover and practicing veterinarian of more than 30 years, I've noticed a few things about cats. And so for all you cat owners, here's the Secret Code of Cat Behavior (or What Cats Know but Won't Tell You).

• Strategically place your hairball. If you have to hack up a hairball, toss it like a trophy onto something visible and valuable, like the new leather couch. If you can't reach that in time, an Oriental rug is an appropriate substitute.
• Know the enemy and embrace him. If mom is entertaining, determine quickly who hates or is allergic to cats, race immediately to that person and leap into his or her lap. Mom's watching, so he won't dare push you off and will even fake affection by stroking you and repeating, "Nice kitty. Niiiice kitty."
• Wear fur proudly. You must always select clothing in sharp contrast to your own fur color on which to rub, leap or audition for the president of the Hair Club for Cats. Again, dare to share.
• Be Johnnie on the Spot. As a courtesy, always accompany guests to the toilet. Your job is to sit and stare like you're a peeping-tom cat. If you get some really good shots, post them on the Internet and make a lot of bucks.
• Let out your cat scratch fever. If someone claims to love cats and that all cats love him or her in return, lull that person into thinking you're a Stepford Cat. When his or her guard is dropped and the perfect cat lover begins to bask in a snapshot moment, show utter disdain, lay claw tracks across the expensive hosiery or silk tie, or turn unexpectedly and give a quick nip deep enough to test someone's blood type.
• Find out what's behind door No. 3. Never allow closed doors in any room except when you need to trap the dog. To crack open a closed one, stand on your hind legs and jackhammer it with your forepaws, scratch it like you're headed for China or put your paws underneath it and keep pulling. Or just throw yourself against it repeatedly. Once the genie appears and opens the door for you, change your mind and walk away.
• Play paper weight. If you come across somebody doing homework, paying bills or reading a magazine, settle down on the paper.
• To read more: http://www.vetstreet.com/dr-marty-becker/the-secret-lives-of-cats?WT.mc_id=Email;NewsLetter;Petwire;Jan-4;Article1
  

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To follow and help these dogs on death row: http://www.facebook.com/petpardons

Come see what this community is up to: http://www.citydogmagazine.com/blog/

It's situations like the earthquake and tsunami in Japan that remind us how precious - and volatile - life is.  One minute you could be happily petting your cat or dog on your couch, and the next, homeless, injured, unable to locate loved ones, or worse.

BlogPaws Be The Change for Pets is committed to taking action to help relief efforts for animals in Japan. One of our community members, Cathy King, is the founder and executive director of World Vets, an organization dedicated to providing veterinary aid worldwide.  The first World Vets responder deployment is en route with supplies to Japan to meet up with a coalition of Japanese animal welfare groups.

To assist World Vets in their extremely important work, Be the Change for Pets is asking the online pet community to help raise funds and awareness for the World Vets efforts.

 To join in : http://blogpaws.typepad.com/community/

Animal Attraction. A Place For Pet Lovers.                                                        

Just one of their blog stories: Local animal rescue team in typhoon-ravaged Philippines

Dog in rubble in Philippines (IFAW photo)

Animal rescuers from the Cape Cod-based International Fund for Animal Welfare are saving animals in the storm-ravaged Philippines. 

Ever since Dick Green of Yarmouth and Michael Booth of Sandwich arrived on the Sept. 29th at the request of the local government and animal welfare groups, they have been busy saving animals – mostly dogs – from flood waters and rubble. Booth is blogging about the situation at  http://animalrescue.typepad.com/animal_rescue_blog/

National Wildlife Federation Blog

Recent Posts

• What does it take to become a certified Community Wildlife Habitat, like Takoma Park, Maryland?
• Greenforce: Leaders Emphasize Community Colleges as Green Jobs Laboratories
• An Afternoon at the White House: Junior Ranger Rick Reporter Chats with Michelle Obama
• From the Central NC Greenforce Summit: Super CIP Reshaping Sustainable Programs Statewide

Special Needs Bunny Receives Prosthetic Device

Special needs bunny Pipkin was taken in by Haviva Lush,  founder of the Canadian charity Rabbit Rescue, five years ago.  Pipkin was born with several issues: his front legs were splayed, he was missing a hip joint, and one hind leg was shorter than the other (and was later amputated). Yet despite all this, Pipkin’s temperament remained surprisingly happy.  So when the opportunity arose to be fitted with a prosthetic bucket to help stabilize him and keep him upright, Pipkin was a great candidate. The device was created by Dr. Joyce Olynich, a Toronto-based vet who specializes in prostheses. It was the first prosthetic bucket made for a rabbit in Canada.

To read more of this blog: http://www.myhouserabbit.com/blog/

ASPCA Special Needs Animals Community...

1.Tell us all about your pets, start a blog, add widgets—have fun customizing your page!

2. Show off your pet’s silly mug!

3. Share your funny and sweet pet videos with the community.

4. Cats, dogs, bunnies—there’s a group for every pet!

Zeus Communications

It is no feat to travel the smooth road.
-Source Unknown

About Us

We are a group of animal lovers, banded together by passion and our belief that we are the voices for the animals. Our aim is to elevate the status and significance of companion animals in our society, which is long overdue for the good of the animals and humanity. Our lack of respect for animals and nature reflects a deep spiritual disorder in our species.

Its Time for Changes for Our Street Dogs

Dear Friends,

The following article was sent to the Straits Times, Forum.

We would like to share with you that a group of passionate people who are involved in animal welfare are voicing their views from their hearts on behalf of the dogs who have shared this universe with us. 

We are hoping that the authorities will hear their views and it's time to make changes to our system.

We want more compassion for the animals; do not cull the dogs and cats that have been sterilized. Caregivers have spent thousands of dollars to have them sterilized, so why should our hard earned money go down the drain?  Sterilization is the only key to reduce unwanted dogs and cats on the streets.  In no time - these sterilized animals will eventually pass away one day from old age and the number of dogs will eventually be reduced.

If you would like to be a part of our team of volunteers, please do send us an email dogstalk@starhub.net.sg
Together, we can help more animals, create greater awareness against pet abandonment and encourage adoption instead of buying.

   911 Animal Abuse    Exploitation of Tigers and Big Cats blog

Bark's Forums

What are you and your dog doing right now ?

Bark! What Is Your Dog Doing Now? Is a fun way for dog lovers to interact and share their dog's activities through the exchange of Barks! A Bark! is short blurb about what their dogs are doing now! 

I Love Dogs is launching a fun new service called, 'Bark!'. It is a place where dog lovers can give updates on what their dogs are doing - similar to Twitter - but for our canine friends!
Please join and post - we need to test everything and want our Dog Forums  members to be involved from the start!

They do have Breeders links but I choose to interact with just the Dog Lovers... http://bark.i-love-dogs.com/

This website has lots of great story's, information and other great stuff. You can fine all kinds of other websites to connect to...

Adopting a Pet

Rescue a life, make a friend.

To see everything: http://adoptioniwau.org/
Just one of the stories on the website. See below:

        http://woofreport.com/index.html 

Woof Report is Nominated for Two Pettie Awards!

Woof Report is thrilled to share the news that we’re nominated for two 2011 Pettie Awards – “Best Dog Blog” and “Best Designed Blog”!  The Petties are DogTime’s Pet Blog...

Updates

Animals Abused & Abandoned (Animals3) provides funding for emergency medical and surgical care for domesticated animals, regardless of age, who are ill or victims of traumatic injuries and who have been abused, starved and/or abandoned by their owners.

Learn more! »

Get Involved!

You can help these tragic, innocent animals by getting involved. Interact with our community, read their stories, view their pictures and videos, and share your own experiences with the Animals Abused & Abandoned (Animals3) family. Most importantly, make a donation directly to a specific fund.
Find out more! »

Spotlight Story

Angie, a dedicated rescuer feeds and cares for neglected animals 365 days a year.
Here is a glimpse into A Day With Angie.» Follow along her route and make a donation to help her continue this important work.

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If you'd like to read more: http://www.animals-abused.org/default.asp?contentID=62

Defenders of Wildlife leads the pack when it comes to protecting wild animals and plants in their natural communities.

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These are friends of mine that sure would love to just help you out by watching your " 4 legged children" when your out of town or maybe just going somewhere for the weekend here in Oregon.

 Go shopping, take a short trip or a nice vacation, we'll keep your pal safe and happy. Saundra and Rich Deiley @ the Shih-Tzu Inn.

• We have an open play area, which allows your dog(s) to run about freely, exercise, play all day with each other and be boarded individually overnight
• Open 24/7, well supervised
• Boarding $18.00 per night per dog
• Daily rate $2.00 per hour per dog
• Pick up & delivery rates upon request
• Country setting
• Must bring proof of immunizations

• We like to have our new dogs come for a pre-visit evaluation

• Shih-Tzu Inn, 6803 Rippling Brook Dr. SE, Salem, OR 97317 Phone: 503-851-4353 Fax: 503-763-6010

•  Come take a look and if you want to know more....
• Here are their babies:
  
• http://shih-tzuinndoggiedaycare-boarding.com/

Be The Voice Of Angels

Put up a fight for those who can't stand up for themselves!

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About WildlifeDirect

WildlifeDirect is a Kenya and US registered charitable organization founded and chaired by African conservationist Dr Richard Leakey, who is credited with putting an end to the elephant slaughter in Kenya in the 1980s. Its main office is located in Nairobi, Kenya.

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• Welcome to My WLD. My WLD is a community of people passionate about animal conservation.

• Just to name a few:

  Quick Links

  Udzungwa Elephan...	A Rocha Kenya
  ASSETS	African People a...
  Albertine Rift B...	Albertine Rift P...
  Amazon Parrots	Amboseli Elephants
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  	To look and see if you'd like to join:  http://wildlifedirect.org/blogList/

We provide an on-line spiritual meeting place for animal lovers.  Please stay and look around awhile!  We're glad you're here!

About Me

Animal Chaplain

A humble servant of humanity. Have a great husband and kids. Have a wonderful dog and "two cats in the yard". Loving parents, many brothers and sisters. A roof over my head, food in the frig, and enough troubles to keep me motivated. I have been blessed.

No Kill Nation Foundation

Recent Posts

Bideawee. For The Love Of Pets.

About Bideawee

Welcome to Bideawee. We're animal lovers, just like you. Perhaps you already recognize us as one of the nation's leading animal welfare organizations; but there's so much more to what we do. Bideawee is a community of compassionate caregivers, volunteers, and friends dedicated to helping people and animals build safe, loving, long-term relationships. That's ambitious, we know. But we believe it's crucial for breaking the cycle of unwanted or abandoned pets in our world. Won't you join our community? Explore our site - learn about the innovative adoption, veterinary care, education, behavioral training and other services we offer - and see how you can be a part of our growing list of programs and activities. We can't wait to meet you.

http://www.bideawee.org/about_bideawee/index.php

Innovative Placement In Portland Oregon

How do the Pet Matching services work?

"I got my dog Boing from a shelter and he has been a real handful for me. Yes, I love him, but he is always doing something wrong and when I went to The Hannah Society, I discovered that he is the wrong breed for me and my lifestyle. He needs to run frequently and get a lot more exercise than I could possibly give him! Well, thanks to Hannah’s, I realized that Boing was not the best match for me and his behavior was natural for him. The Hannah Society helped me figure out how to get him what he needs and there have been great benefits for both of us. When I am ready for another Pet, I will definitely go through The Hannah Society. They have a great network of shelter Pets and I know that they are watching out for ALL the issues that could create incompatibility with my next Pet.”

When matching you with your next Pet, we take into consideration:

• Your personality and the Pet personality best matched to you
• Your lifestyle, including family size/type, home size and layout, yard size
• The amount of time and other resources that you are able to put towards a Pet
• Your Pet experience level
• Any allergies or health issues in the home
•        Your current Pets
• Blog and more: http://www.hannahsociety.com/members/blogs.asp
  

Learn from Others in Online Networks, Communities and Humane Organizations

Participate in forums and online communities with staff members from animal shelters and learn what types of rescue and fundraising activities work for them. Ask for advice. Share your successes so animals elsewhere will benefit. Here are a few examples:

In addition to posting photos of adoptable pets, success stories at your shelter, etc. check for ways to network with other animal people in your area. Our local paper has a "place for everything about animals and their friends" called the Santa Fe Scoop.

Resources from Humane Organizations

Shelter Professionals from the American Humane Society is a list of resources specifically for animal welfare professionals. So much information here! For example, see Foreclosure Pets Resources on ways you can advise foreclosed homeowners on finding shelter for their pets.

Welcome to Engaging Volunteers, the VolunteerMatch blog for organizations that recruit and partner with volunteers to reach their missions.

GREG BALDWIN
Our President, Greg was part of the team that launched the original VolunteerMatch.org Web service in 1998. He is a life-long volunteer and regularly speaks at nonprofit events and conferences on the subjects of volunteering, communication, and the Internet.
Read all of Greg’s posts

JENNIFER BENNETT
As our Volunteer Program Manager, Jennifer is responsible for VolunteerMatch’s in-house volunteering program. She welcomes more than 100 people from the community to help us in our work.
Read all of Jennifer’s posts

To see what else they have to offer: http://blogs.volunteermatch.org/engagingvolunteers/contributors/

MuttNation

Rachel Cohen is the Founder and Executive Director of Hand2Paw, a unique organization that brings homeless youth and shelter animals for mutual benefit. After launching in 2009, Hand2Paw now has two chapters in the city of Philadelphia alone and big plans for the future. Rachel, 20, has been a devout animal lover from day one. She is also a Penn student, a research assistant at Penn Vet School, and has been nationally recognized for her work around Hand2Paw. She is a current nominee for the Washington Campus Compact’s Students in Service Awards and the winner of a DoSomething Grant. She lives in the freshman quad at Penn, where she works as an RA. Contact Rachel at hand2paw.program@gmail.com.

Hand2Paw: The magic behind the scenes

Cool Cat Sites

Welcome To My Rescue Blog!

My name is Ashley, & I am an animal rescuer.
I was born an animal rescuer. It is truly the reason I was put on this Earth.
As a little girl, I would bring home every stray dog & cat in sight. Nurture them. Find them homes.  I remember how heartbroken I was the first time I realized that not everyone was like me.  As I get older, I realize just how few people actually are like me.

It’s difficult to explain the way I feel to someone who doesn’t share my passion. Most people will admit that it is painful for them to witness a case of animal cruelty. However, most people are able to see a dog in need, resolve to themselves that they cannot help the dog, and go about their lives as if they never saw the dog in the first place. I am incapable of doing this. 

The image of the dog in need will slowly eat away at my soul. I have nightmares about the dogs I cannot reach. I am not the kind of person who can just look away. When others turn their heads, I look harder & take action. I see the world for what it is, & I fight against it. I don’t live in a bubble where I think everything is okay. I know that things are not okay, and I do everything in my power to change that.  I am a voice for those who cannot speak. And I am a voice to be reckoned with. The animals need me. In most cases, I am their only hope.

To join in: http://luckydogrescueblog.blogspot.com/2011/01/test.html

Dog Day Afternoon

Animal Hubbub Folks Helping You With Pet Loss

Dog And Catster

                                                                                

Dogster, Inc., makers of Dogster & Catster

We are dog freaks and computer geeks who wanted a canine sharing application that's truly gone to the dogs. Such a site didn't exist, so we built it ourselves. The fluffy love is backed with serious technology and years of coding experience under our collars. Dogster has since become more contagious than kennel cough.

Our goal is to allow for the purest online reflection of people's love and enjoyment of their dogs and cats. As long as our members keep thinking we're the cat's meow, we'll keep adding features customized to just how they want them. For us this is the dream opportunity and we've never had such serious professional fun in our lives. Since launching, we've already added forums, classifieds, diaries, treats, private messaging, Gimme Some Paw, DogsterPlus, photo tagging, themed strolls, pet-friendly travel and pet-personality matrix. Despite all these awesome features, we feel like we're just getting started.

Post your adoptable dog on Dogster and we can help you find homes for them fast!

http://www.dogster.com/

http://www.catster.com/about/

         United Avian Registry For Bird Lovers

   YouPet.Com 

Your Social Network For Animal Lovers.                                  

About Us

Hey, we love our pets and we like meeting new people that own pets. We thought, "Let's share our love and interest that our adorable animals bring to us."  That's why we decided to develop YouPet.com, so pet owners could have a safe and informative place to meet other pet lovers and have fun exchanging pictures, videos, blogs, and having discussions on our forums, or chat live in our chat rooms. YouPet.com is an online social network devoted to Pets and their Owners who regard their pets as family. Pets are an important part of our lives, and we want you to share the joy and love your pet brings to you with all of us.

http://www.youpet.com/?

Greyhound Pets Of America

                                         Petropolitan 

K9 Mania Dog Lovers Community

                   Peoples Pets

Love Me, Love My Pet

Valentino's Picks: The Most Fashionable Pugs

Mickey Rourke & His Family of Little Dogs

https://www.peoplepets.com/

Come blog with the Big Cats

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Woodchips

          Ruling Cats And Dogs

United Dogs Community

KittySites.Com   Great Source For Cat Clubs & Other Information.

Animal Planet.  Just for Pets.

MORE PET PLANET Dog Parks USA Cuddle Corner Mutt Maker Adopt a Pet Pimp Your Pooch Pet Detective Pet TV Training Your Pet For more on pets, visit ... THE PET LIBRARY

FEATURED VIDEO Dogs 101 Breed Video Learn about some of the most popular and unique dog breeds and get fun, entertaining facts!

HOW STUFF WORKS How Dogs Work The relationship between people and dogs goes back at least 15,000 years, making dogs potentially the first animal to be domesticated. Learn More! How Pet Microchipping Works Imagine the glee of a grieving pet owner when the shelter calls to say it's found a lost pet. Microchip technology makes more of these reunions possible. Find Out More! General Pet Care Library An informed owner is a good owner. Learn how to handle/Get information about the various mishaps, illnesses and behavior issues that can arise with any pet. Read More

http://animal.discovery.com/pet-planet/

     The Daily Puppy News                          

Your Daily Fix for Puppy Pictures

Welcome to The Daily Puppy; your source for cute puppy pictures, videos, articles and supplies. Browse pictures of the puppy of the day, create a profile for you and your puppy or dog and connect with other doggie parents. Don't forget to check out different dog breeds, our puppy related articles and videos too! Here at The Daily Puppy, we love puppies of all shapes, sizes, breeds, and colors. We encourage visitors to browse our puppy picture archives to look at all the adorable photos of past daily puppies, and to bookmark this page and visit often to see what cutie-pie graces the front page. Want us to run a feature of your special little puppy? We are always looking for submissions of the cutest puppies on the planet. They have Puppy Videos and videos Here you'll find videos on building a good relationship with your puppy and understanding behavior and positive reinforcement.                                   

http://www.dailypuppy.com/

The Promise Circle.Offers More Than Just Good Pet Food...

Here, you can tell us about your own pet, and find stories from fellow Pet Promise consumers. You can also join our Promise Circle, learn more about why Dr. Andrew Weil endorses Pet Promise and check out our Pets for the Planet page. When the three of us came together, we had lots of different ideas, diverse concerns, and a love for community. What began as a concern to help the family farmer and the health of our pets, has evolved into an ongoing, dynamic belief in the power of like-minded individuals committed to a cause. We invite you to join us. When you join the Promise Circle, you'll join other devoted pet lovers who promise to get involved in changing the way farm animals are raised and companion animals are fed.  With your free membership, you'll ... get informed through our quarterly e-newsletter,

We've sourced over 5.6 million pounds of natural, pure meat and poultry in our foods, for the health and well-being of our companion animals. And, we've helped support over 1,500 U.S. family farmers who are committed to the humane treatment of animals and who use natural and sustainable methods to protect our environment. Plus, you'll be able to share your pet stories, pictures, and promises with us!

http://www.petpromiseinc.com/nomeals2care2.htm

Blog too..

SeniorDogs.com is your one-stop-shop to find all the best information for senior dogs. There is an extensive library of senior dog articles and information on senior dog food, senior dog arthritis, senior dog supplements, senior dog allergies, senior dog medications, senior dog care, senior dog rescue groups, pet & dog insurance, older dogs, and older dog food just to name a few. If you are looking to adopt an older dog check out the following page that offers senior dog rescue groups and shelters in your area. Adopt A Senior Dog

http://www.seniordogs.com/index.html

PetConnection.com is the online home of "Good Morning America" resident veterinarian Dr. Marty Becker, award-winning pet-care writer Gina Spadafori and a team of pet-care experts. Welcome!

Subscribe for FREE!

http://www.petconnection.com/events.php

Irish Cat Lover Songs...

December is Doggy Month

National Mutt Day is about embracing and celebrating mixed breed dogs. They are the number one kind of dog in the shelter system because pure bred dogs, on a national level, are generally taken much better care of as they come with a price tag and are used for show or breeding purposes. The biggest percentage of dogs euthanized each year are medium to large mixed breed dogs used to protect property and for nothing more. Many die from neglect such as starvation, illness, dehydration and inclement weather due to poor shelter. If they're lucky enough to be rescued from such an environment, many have been under-socialized and are not deemed "safe" for main stream society. Still, there are millions of young, friendly and healthy mixed breed dogs who are desperately searching for a new home. One of the county's most famous dogs is Benji, the Terrier mix star of the Benji series of movies. Mixed breed dogs are no less great than pure bred dogs. They are friendly, faithful companions that can do all of the jobs purebred dogs can do, including being therapy, police, guide, assistance, herding, agility, and flyball dogs. Many people believe that mixed breeds live longer and have better temperaments than pure breeds. Whatever the case, there is a mixed breed dog out there for everyone. On National Dog Day in 2006, our goal was to save 10,000 homeless dogs across the nation - we exceeded that by over 12,000. In 2007, National Dog Day saw that goal raised by over 14,000 dogs saved through hundreds of Dog Day events nationwide. Our goal for this 1st annual National Mutt Day 2007 is to save another 10,000 dogs - so please visit your local shelter and find a new friend today! If you do...please send us a photo to place on our site and share with other dog lovers! If you can't adopt a mixed breed friend on December 2nd, please donate at least $5 to your local animal shelter, as they all need financial assistance and every dollar counts! You can also volunteer to walk a dog, donate food and other supplies needed at your local animal shelter or make a donation in the memory of a loved dog on this site or with the Animal Miracle Foundation, the platform behind this and other animal lifesaving holidays such as National Dog Day and National Cat Day.

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Nation Cat Day
October 29th

Home Link......

http://www.nationalcatday.com/