Patricia is Director of Outreach and Development for The Potter League for Animals, a full service animal shelter located at 87 Oliphant Lane in Middletown, Rhode Island. They have a large selection of dogs, cats and small animals for adoption. The Potter League also offers volunteer programs, obedience classes, pet loss support meetings, humane education and much more. Feel free to contact Pat at 401 846-8276. You may also visit www.potterleague.org. |
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Animals & Pets
By Patricia Heller
This time of year, shelters all around the area are filled with adoptable cats. Cats make wonderful companions – they’re smart, affectionate, curious and amusing.
Animals & Pets
By Patricia Heller
Many animal lovers know that the majority of puppies available for sale at pet stores are acquired from puppy mills and steer clear.
Animals & Pets
By Patricia Heller
Providing for pets in a struggling economy does require some creativity. Here are some simple things to help lower the expenses.
Animals & Pets
By Patricia Heller
Summertime weather can be too hot to handle for many animals. A dog’s body follows a complex process to cool down.
Animals & Pets
By Patricia Heller
Looking for a new best friend - someone to listen, someone who is happy to see you and someone willing to lend a shoulder to cry on? Or are you looking for a jogging partner or someone who enjoys a good game of catch?
Animals & Pets
By Patricia Heller
There is nothing more that makes dog people beam with pride than their well-trained dog. That dog is a marvel to behold and a pleasure to live with. But as many companions of dogs know, it’s a lot easier said than done.
Animals & Pets
By Patricia Heller
Variety is the spice of life. This is also true when it comes to having a multi-species home. In many cases, dogs and cats can live together happily ever after and add an interesting dimension to family life.
Making A Difference
By Patricia Heller
People are often surprised at their reactions to the loss of their companion animals. What many fail to take into account is that relationships with our dogs, cats or other companion animals are such a part of our daily routine that the loss can be intense. Your cat may sit on your lap as you watch television, your dog may be your daily exercise partner or your bird converses with you each morning.
Health & Wellness
By Patricia Heller
Children and dogs seem like a perfect match. Unfortunately, this match isn’t always made in heaven. Children are at least three times as likely as adult to sustain a serious injury from a dog bite. Dogs bite an estimated 4.7 million people in the United States each year, and more then half are children under 13 years of age. Eighty percent of these bites are by dogs well acquainted with the victims.
Home & Garden
By Patricia Heller
The Holiday Season creates all kinds of wonderful opportunities for a curious cat or canine. As you bring out the decorations, put up the tree or celebrate with friends and relatives, you may be creating a hazard to your pets’ health. Here are holiday hazards to keep your pets away from this season.
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