a pet’s life magazine was happy to join in all the fun at The San Diego Pet Expo in Del Mar. Four-legged friends received "spa treatments" from local groomers, sampled delicious treats, and learned pet-care tips from animal welfare organizations. Various rescue groups such as Second Chance Dog Rescue, FACE Foundation and more brought awareness to adopting your new best friend.
Some of our favorite pics from the Gaslamp Holiday Pet Parade.
The Animal Pad hosted a fundraiser at a private home in Mission Hills to help fund a shelter where they can house the animals that truly need help. Guests enjoyed a Smooch Pooch theme with tacos and cerveza, silent auction and a kissing booth.
April
National Heartworm Awareness Month.
Wildlife, region of residence, and more can affect your pet’s likelihood of getting heartworms. Whether you have a cat or dog, know the signs of heartworms and talk to your vet about a screening plan. A proactive approach is the best way to keep your pet happy and healthy!
Guests and their pets enjoyed the 1st Annual Lakeside Pet Expo to benefit Dogs on Deployment and San Diego Chief Petty Officer Spouse Association. A wide variety of exhibitors from San Diego participated and various rescue groups brought many adorable pets who were ready to find their forever homes, and many went home with new families!
January
National Train Your Dog Month
Grab your pup and head to your local animal training expert including the San Diego Humane Society because January is National Train Your Dog Month! Implementing healthy behavior habits can be fun and has many benefits for both you and your four-legged friend.
Jingle Paws Walk for Pets helped pets in the East County find forever homes! Attendees joined in the fun and furry fundraiser helping rasie funds for Animal Center for Education and Services (ACES), which supports the El Cajon Animal Shelter in getting animals adopted and properly cared for.
Southern California’s largest pet adoption festival was held at Liberty Station and a pet’s life magazine was proud to be a media partner. The festival helps get animals adopted as well as educating attendees about animal welfare.
Bunny lovers united at the always popular annual San Diego House Rabbit Society’s Bunnyfest in Balboa Park. This festival was a fun day where people brought their own bunnies and enjoyed watching agility course, shopping, arts & crafts vendors and activities for the kids. Proceeds benefit rescue, education, spay/neuter and adoption of domestic rabbits in San Diego and Riverside Counties.
Landini’s Pizzeria in Little Italy hosted a fun evening to benefit Rancho Coastal Humane Society. Sir Ruffles Von Vicious hosted with a Baseball World Series theme. Guests enjoyed pizza, raffles, happy hour drinks and watching their four-legged friends enjoying doggie treats and sniffing everything!
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