The loss of a beloved pet is a profoundly emotional experience, leaving an indelible void in the lives of those who cherished their four-legged companions. The bonds
The APLB is happy to announce the launch of our new project collecting heartwarming stories about people’s pets for publication on our website, in our
By Tara Yarlagadda | MOURNING THE LOSS of a pet is difficult, but social stigma can make the process even harder and leave individuals to grieve in silence.
By Dr. Michelle Crossley and Colleen Rolland | Abstract During the COVID-19 pandemic, individuals found themselves spending more time with their pets and relied on
An informal handbook that answers all questions about the sterilization of stray dogs (Animal Birth Control programme) and emphasizes its benefits towards creating a rabies-free
THE FRENSHE EDITORS This Is the Healthy Way to Cope With Pet Loss On a purely rational level, most of us understand that the cute
COVID19 Update Dear Valued Clients, As this world seems to continue to endure turmoil and tragedy, the fact that the pandemic seems to finally
We have started a new Facebook group for when you need to tell your story and connect and share with others and our chatroom isn’t
By Lyndsay Duncombe · CBC News · Posted: Apr 03, 2022 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 4 Dr. Karissa Mitchell knew something was
Pets are part of the family, changing our lives with their unconditional love. It’s for this reason and more that losing them can feel unbearable.
Dr. Kuhu Roy and Hansa Roy in India are Making Waves with Two Initiatives, and Changing the Landscape of Life for Street Dogs Globally Meet
By Shelly Volsche of TheConversation.com | Have you noticed more cats riding in strollers lately? Or bumper stickers that read, “I love my granddogs”? You’re
By Jess L. of dognerdz.com | If you’ve ever thought about adopting an adult dog some of the tips here will come in handy.
By Elemy Pediatric ASD Behavioral Health | For children on the autism spectrum, pets can be immensely helpful. The lessons learned by caring for a
By Bo Evans | It’s not easy watching loved ones get old. “We don’t know if she’ll be here another day, another year,” said Mary
By Harry Baker | The decision comes after a new study reviewed hundreds of scientific papers on pain reception among the invertebrate groups. A number
By Camille Labchuk | CALGARY—The Alberta Court of Appeal today confirmed the need for Canadian courts to protect animals from violent crimes when sentencing those
By E.J. Iannelli | The “pet effect” has intrigued researchers for its therapeutic value. But what does it mean for family pets and kids? Among
By Wendi Weiner | On October 19, 2021, just five days after I wrote my article, Career Lessons I’ve Learned From My Senior Rescue Dog,
By Jackie Sharkey | In a trend that is being seen in many countries, the pandemic-inspired surge in pet ownership is leading to difficulties accessing
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We understand that the holidays can be a difficult time for pet parents missing their fur babies. APLB will be extending our hours this year to help you – we’ll get through this together.
Sun Dec 24: 2 – 4 pm EST
Sun Dec 24: 8 – 10 pm EST
Mon Dec 25: 8 – 10 pm EST
Tues Dec 26: 8 – 10 pm EST
Wed Dec 27: 8 – 10 pm EST
Fri Dec 29: 8 – 10 pm EST
Sun Dec. 31: 2 – 4 pm EST
Sun. Dec 31: 8 – 10 pm EST
Mon Jan 1: 8 – 10 pm EST
Sat Dec 9: 7- 9 pm EST
Sun Dec 10: 7- 8:30 EST
Sat Dec. 23: 7 – 9 pm EST
