As your four footed buddy gets a workout, the communal water bowl at these locations look awfully tempting to a thirsty pup. But, if proper sanitization processes are not followed, these public drinking holes can hold dangers for unsuspecting dogs and owners.

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With April being the National Volunteer Month, we’d like to share a little about some of our volunteers.

Volunteers continue to be the quiet force driving meaningful change at the Son Care Foundation. In the past year, our volunteers made a critical impact in a year facing challenges. Volunteers have never been more vital, or more deserving of recognition. April 2026: The Time is Now 2026 is the (IVY) International Volunteer Year, celebrating the 25th anniversary of International Volunteer Day (December 5). According to UNV.org , “The United Nations General Assembly has designat

Some dogs love cinnamon. It is even in some dog treats. But it should be treated with caution where pets are concerned. The good news is the spice cinnamon in small quantities is not toxic to your dog. Although cinnamon essential oil is toxic, in general, your pooch will not suffer fatal toxic effects from eating small amounts of cinnamon. That doesn’t mean dogs should chow down on the raw spice though. Pets can have uncomfortable reactions to too much cinnamon. According to

Dogs provide emotional support, help reduce stress, build trust, and teach responsibility, creating a safe and an engaging environment that strengthens the mentoring process. Dogs can play a powerful supportive role in the mentoring process. Their presence helps create a calm, welcoming atmosphere where participants feel safe, accepted, and less guarded. For many individuals, especially those who have experienced stress, trauma, or instability, connecting with a dog can be ea