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Pet Store Review: BONeJOUR

August 26, 2015 Tori 1

Located in Old City, BONeJOUR Pet Supply fits in perfectly with its neighbors. Customers can expect boutique-style service and quality products from this small but amply stocked pet store.

Celebrating National Dog Day

August 25, 2015 Tori 0

August 26 is National Dog Day. Though that’s really every day in most dog owning households, here are some ways to make it special.

Drexel University therapy dog bridges gap between physical and mental health

August 18, 2015 Tori 0

Drexel University is one of the first universities in the nation to employ an on-site therapy dog. Meet Jersey!

On Dogs, Injuries, and Nursing Homes

August 17, 2015 Tori 3

My mom has never liked any of my dogs. That, or she always played hard to get. But her feelings for Dipper changed after she broke her hip.

“Should I bring the dog?” On the effect of dogs in public places

August 8, 2015 Tori 1

Before adopting Dipper, you couldn’t pay me to talk to a stranger. While my dog hasn’t cured my social anxiety, he’s definitely given me something to talk about.

PSPCA? ACCT? Philly Animal Acronyms to Know

August 5, 2015 Tori 0

Philadelphia is a hotspot for dog and cat shelters and rescue organizations. With so many, it’s hard to keep them straight.

ACCT Philly reunites family with missing dog of three years

July 30, 2015 Tori 1

Three years after a family’s dog went missing without a trace, they’re reunited thanks to an online initiative by ACCT Philly.

Summer dog-walking safety tips

July 24, 2015 Tori 0

Philadelphia is a dangerous place for your dog. Summer introduces a whole new set of hazards to look out for, from broken glass and hot pavement to…children?

Funding Fido: Pet Essentials on a Budget

July 16, 2015 Tori 2

Owning a dog is expensive, especially in the city. We’ve got some quick tips for spending less and still getting by.

After dreaming about adopting a dog for so long, the only disappointment I’d anticipated was the possibly of not finding a dog at all. I had in fact found one, but adopting a victim of animal abuse wasn’t nearly as romantic or immediately fulfilling as I’d been led to believe.