Berkeley Humane’s blog is filled with helpful tips and resources for our animal-loving community, as well as exciting news about our shelter’s animals, programs and events!
In February we welcomed a bouncing litter of four 8-weeks-old Husky mix puppies. Each puppy was vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and observed. All acted like normal puppies, except for one.
Jagger had lived a life of pain, but just days after coming to Berkeley Humane he was in recovery. Thanks to Hope Medical Fund donors like you, we had the emergency funds to help him ASAP.
Meadow could barely walk. The tangled mats of fur, feces, and debris on her legs were so huge that they restricted her movement and hid other medical problems. We were lucky to find Meadow in time to save her life.
Are you and your pet prepared? 1. Never leave your pet behind. The safest place for your pet is with
She’s such a smart and loving kitty and we couldn’t have imagined a better addition to our family and household.
Pet owners/guardians have an affordable and local option to ensure that their pets are up-to-date on their vaccines.
Socializing your puppy before they are 4 months old is very important to their health and development.
I crouched down to meet him and he jumped up and hugged me. When I stood up, he turned around and sat on my feet.
Many pet parents dread nail trims as much as their dogs! But it’s important to a dog’s health and it can be easy!
Teach your dog to turn their attention to you and away from anything exciting so that you can maintain social distancing.
Have you been talking to your pet/s more during the stay at home order? It’s time to share your favorite story about them!
Keep your pets healthy and safe this summer.
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