Pet Harbor Rescue & Referral, Inc
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Friday, December 9, 2011
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Woodland SAnta Figurine [20601] - $44.99 : Stony Plain Tack, Online Store
Woodland SAnta Figurine
$44.99
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Say Hello to Saint !!!! & add a little Ginger to your house for the Holidays.
'Saint'
Breed: | Siberian Husky | Sex: | Male/Neutered | ||
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Current Guardian: | Pet Harbor Rescue & Referral, Inc. | Phone: | 703-583-HSKY | State: | VA |
Email: | adopt@petharbor.org | Location: | Virginia |
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
The Siberian Husky
Cheers,
Chris &
Сина (Thing 1) & J.P. Vuk (Thing 2)
Monday, October 10, 2011
10/3/11 Deora & Kasper
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Every Kid gets a song.
"Fix You" Coldplay by Garglouik"
Barking Brook Sled Dog Adventures of NH: Dog Sled Ride and Tour Options in the White Mountains of New Hampshire
'via Blog this'
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Daddy's Home
- Posted by Sirhc22 & approved by Thing 1 & Thing 2 (сина & J.P.Vuk)
Location:Texas Ave,Richmond,United States
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Help Pet Harbor Rescue and Referral every time you shop: http://www.igive.com/PHRR/?p=19992
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Kasper Update
Monday, September 12, 2011
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Hurricane Irene
Ok below is a blog I started on Aug 27th the day that Irene decided to throw a tantrum all up the east coast states. I had planned on blogging through the whole storm. However she decided that Us humans were too damn bright. That she turned off our power. I am happy to say that everyone I know & love made it through the storm. Some of us had an impromptu camping trip. Some a lot longer than others, but all still had our lives & the roof over our heads. Well enjoy the read.
8/27/2011
Well it is 6pm not here in Olde VA. The wind is howling around the house. Around 1pm the power flickered off & on, then at 5 it just went out. Of course the pups want to go out side and play in this mess. I normally would let them run around a little in the fenced in back yard. However i am worried that this tree in my next-door neighbor is going to come crashing down. It's an old tree that looks pretty weak. The way the wind is blowing my backyard and house or in it's path. Around 1 there was a tree two houses over that went down. It landed in the backyard of my next-door neighbors yard. It took down a bunch of cables & landed on their house. It also happens to be the yard with the tree that I'm worried about. I don't want the tree to cone down on the pups or break the fence and let the kids in the yard with the down cables. So we are just sitting (all 3 of us) watching the storm out the front window.
- Posted by Sirhc22 & approved by Thing 1 & Thing 2 (сина & J.P.Vuk)
Location:Texas Ave,Richmond,United States
Adoption Event Weekend
National PetSmart Adoptathon
September 10th & 11th from 10:00am - 03:00 pm
Location:
Fredericksburg South PetSmart
9751 Jefferson Davis Hwy
Fredericksburg, VA
I-95 exit 126
So it's that time of the month again. No, I am talking about the Pet Harbor Monthly Adoption Event we have at PetSmart. So this weekend though if you are in the NoVA area and near Fredericksburg, VA. We will be @ the Fredericksburg South PetSmart. Stop on by the pups will love to see you. I will be at the event on Saturday. However Cnha & Jax will not be there. This event is just for their friends.
(Shh I told them I had to work.)
Come on and stop by even if you just want to say Hi.
- Posted by Sirhc22 & approved by Thing 1 & Thing 2 (сина & J.P.Vuk)
Pet Harbor Monthly Adoption Event
September 10th & 11th from 10:00am - 03:00 pm
Location:
Fredericksburg South PetSmart
9751 Jefferson Davis Hwy
Fredericksburg, VA
I-95 exit 126
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
PetSafe Plastic Pet Door Size Large - Furry Pet Supplies
Friday, August 26, 2011
Urgent: This animal could be euthanized if not adopted within the next day or two.
Rescue Me ID: 11-08-25-00127
Kiska (female)
Siberian Husky Age: Young Adult
Compatibility: | Not Good with Other Dogs, Good with Kids and Adults |
Personality: | High Energy, Very Dominant |
Health: | Spayed, Vaccinations Current, Aggressive |
James City County Toano, VA MAP IT!
Contact: | Jill Van Dyke 757-870-6168 |
Friday, August 19, 2011
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Siberian Husky (long coat) :: Female :: Adult
Available for Adoption | |
Pet ID #: | A355435 |
Coat: | Long hair |
Size: | Large |
A typical morning W/ squirrel
As you can see I finally got Jax howling. 8-)
- Posted by Sirhc22 & approved by Thing 1 & Thing 2 (сина & J.P.Vuk)
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Jax Pauly Vakasin's 1st BDay Weekend Videos
& then after that we all did....
Well that was Saturday. This was Tuesday. When i woke that morning i sang Happy Birthday to JP & the talker he is sang with me. Of course he is a little camera shy & every time he sees me with the phone/camera he stops. One of these days i will get him.Buck has really grown to like Jax a lot. I think he is a little jealous of him being my boy and he(Buck) is not.
See even buck was giving Jax some love. I know it is a little dark. Sorry about that but if i had turned on some lights. they would have stopped and just wanted me to play with them.
- Posted by Sirhc22 & approved by Thing 1 & Thing 2 (сина & J.P.Vuk)
Friday, August 5, 2011
The Post-Workout Cool Down for your Dog | petMD
Did you realize that just like you, your dog also needs to cool down after a run, hike, power walk, or game of fetch? Dogs that work or play hard need their owners to look out for them. Here are a few basic tips for a proper post-workout cooling down.
Hydration, Hydration, Hydration
Always be sure to take along plenty of water for the both of you when you go out for a long hike, walk or run with your dog. Stop for water breaks, maybe around every mile or when you see that your dog is panting, allowing your dog to drink just enough to quench her thirst each time. Don’t allow her to gulp large amounts of water at one time, as this can lead stomach upset or bloating.
One of the more practical products available for dogs is a water bottle cap that releases small amounts of water when the dog licks the roller ball in the spout; they conveniently attach to standard disposable water bottles. You can also use a bottle with a pop-up spout, so that you can control the amount of water your dog is drinking.
Cool Down
Just as a cool-down period after exercise is important for humans, dogs should be allowed the same luxury. Toward the end of the run, power walk or hike, gradually slow down and walk casually for several minutes to allow your dog’s body temperature and heart rate to slow down. You might even consider giving your dog a muscle rub-down or help her to stretch her limbs once you get home.
If it’s a particularly warm day, douse a towel in cool water and drape it over the dog’s shoulders. If your dog’s starts panting heavily and the panting doesn’t slow down even after you have slowed down for a water break, or he becomes disoriented or weak, call a veterinarian right away.
Forgo the Food till Later
You should not exercise your dog right after a meal, as this can lead to digestive upset or bloat. Keep in mind that your dog will no doubt be very hungry after a long workout. After a period of cooling down and rehydrating with water -- small amounts at a time so he doesn’t gulp too much down -- feed your dog her normal meal.
Body Check
If you have the fortune of having a place to exercise in the great outdoors, away from the urban sprawl, you will need to be especially vigilant about checking your dog for ticks and other small hazards after every outing. Check inside the ears, under the belly, and between folds of skin (e.g., armpits, neck) where insects might hide. Run your fingers through her haircoat and remove any foreign objects like burrs. Even in urban areas, your dog can pick up little bits in her paws and nostrils. In fact, part of your post-workout routine can be a thorough and relaxing brushing.
Foot Care
Don’t forget that feet are an important part of your dog’s body and should be given special care. Inspecting the toe pads and nails after a day out running or playing is of vital importance. Check carefully for any cuts, cracks, blisters, or dirt stuck between the toes. If necessary, wash the feet and dry them carefully before checking them over. If you see any serious wounds or damage to the foot pads or nails, check with your veterinarian for care instructions.
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