We need bees for more than just their delicious honey. Every year, bees pollinate more than $15 billion worth of U.S. crops. Unfortunately, over the past eight years, the bee colonies in the U.S. have been dying drastically. In 2005, the bee colonies in the U.S. were hit with an…
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Urban beekeeping is one of our future keys for not only the survival of bees but for the survival of humankind. Some of Atlanta’s largest companies are participating in saving our planet by investing in bees. AT&T, Delta, Chick-Fil-A, and Cox Enterprises, to name a few, are partnering with an…
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Are you looking for ways to make your home and lifestyle more eco-friendly for you and your pets? Eco-friendly products for pets are on the rise and pet owners can now find a wide variety. It is estimated that $55.5 billion will be spent on pets in the U.S. this…
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Good Acres Sanctuaries aims to be a sanctuary for animals as well as people. It is located in Kentucky specifically at 2015 Graefenburg Road, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342 and is open by appointment, in case you wanted to visit. Good Acres offers holistic health centered services in an environment without judgment. They focus…
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“They’re not dangerous if you raise them right, and neither are the dogs.” It’s a phrase that has created some very cute pictures, a small collection of which are displayed in the image gallery on this page that we invite you to share. If you’re wondering what exactly it means,…
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Breed-specific legislation (also known as BSL) is enacted by cities across the country. The purpose of these laws is to restrict “dangerous” dog breeds. But what makes a dog “dangerous” varies from community to community. Some cities target only one breed (usually pit bulls), while others have long lists of unwelcomed dogs.…
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People all over the U.S. are sending disaster relief aid to help the Texans impacted by Hurricane Harvey. Among the victims, there are countless animals that have been stranded or are in need of help. Reportedly 600,000 animals were “killed or stranded during Hurricane Katrina”—animal welfare organizations and animal lovers…
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For Independence Day, many Americans will be celebrating with fireworks—from small ground fireworks in their backyards to major displays at their local park. While fireworks are entertaining for humans, they’re not so much fun for our four-legged friends. If your pet freaks out at the sound of fireworks, try a…
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