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Affordable clinics to be held through end of April

Nine-year-old cat battled lymphoma for nearly 3 years

Once again, the Cape Cod Veterinary Medical Association and Cape Cod Rabies Task Force will hold rabies vaccination clinics from Sandwich to Provincetown. These inexpensive clinics began on March 24 and continue through April 21, 2012.

One-year rabies vaccinations are available for $10. Three-year boosters are available with official proof of current vaccination for $10.

Dogs, cats and ferrets may be brought to the clinics.  Dogs must be leashed and cats and ferrets must be in carriers.

Canine community readies for a Mid Cape dog park
Suzie stops to reflect
Soft and cuddly, is a bunny the perfect pet for you?

A pause to take it all in during the evening walk

"Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole." - Roger Caras

A new home for two 5-month-old Maine Coons

Ty was an accomplished, albeit corpulent, mouser, dies at age thirteen


   Tiberius (right) and his lifelong friend Misty (left) guard their infamous “catnip banana”

A giant tabby named Tiberius died at the Brewster Animal Rescue League on Christmas Eve after a period of declining health.  The thirteen year old was a resident of North Eastham.

Could it be the spirit of a departed pet?

By Judy Keenan

Deb Ahearn's business, A-Team Paranormal, provides investigation, education and support for people seeking answers to unexplained phenomena related to the spirit world. That includes the possibility of a pet spirit world as well. Her logic is that if we have souls then why shouldn't pets have souls? And, if we and they have souls then we and they may be a part of the spirit world.

"Squash"Crosses the Rainbow Bridge

Belovedmascot at Animal Rescue League shelter in Brewster


As Brewster Animal Rescue League shelter mascot for the past seven years, Squash was well known around the Cape for her holiday “costumes”.

Trevi, the oldest of the Masonic Angel Foundation’s office cats died today


Trevi, a majestic twenty-something friend


Nora, all nice and cozy. Photo by Samantha Pearsall.

By Samantha Pearsall

Morning and evening sessions planned

Beacon Hospice has announced the formation of two new pet bereavement support groups in Brewster this July.  Both groups will last four weeks and will be held at For Love of the Breed at 4019 Main Street (Route 6A) in Brewster.

The sessions are open to anyone who has lost a beloved pet.  Meetings are free and open to all.  Registration is required to attend either group.

Feeding a family of a dozen cats on Cape Cod
And our local merchants often match or beat the box stores

By CapeCatMan

With a family of 12 hungry felines plus a foster cat, the CapeCatMan is a thrifty shopper. On this first warm Sunday in many months, I set out to see what my dollars would buy on the Lower Cape and also at the big box store in Hyannis.

NESAA rescue Annie makes fast friends at the Royal Megansett Nursing & Retirement Home


Annie on a visit with residents of Royal Megansett. NESAA photo.

Homes need for excellent mousers

Dennis Animal Control will host the 1st Annual Pet Santa Photo Day on Saturday, December 11, 2010, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Dennis Police Station.

Photos will be taken in the Thomas F. Martin Training Room at the station at 90 Bob Crowell Road in South Dennis.

The New England Society for Abandoned Animals (NESAA) is looking for foster parents and foster homes to help cats or kittens (occasional dogs) transition from abandonment or abuse to wonderful pets and help prepare them for adoption. 

Three animal welfare articles included in Monday night meeting

On Monday evening, November 8, 2010, residents of Provincetown will consider 19 articles during a special Town Meeting. Of those articles, three concern animal welfare.

Article 9 is a general bylaw amendment for 13-2-7-8 Unlawful Restraint of Dogs. It addresses the tethering of dogs outdoors for more than 3 hours and associated fines for exceeding the limit.

Make sure you check ahead before traveling with Fido or Fluffy

CapeCodPets.com inquiry leads to clarification of CCRTA pet policy

Story and illustration by Judy Keenan

Pets come along with the family or get their own summer camps


Many folks are packing an extra bag and taking the dog along on their Cape Cod family vacation these days.

By Teresa Martin

Time was, the dog was a dog. Ate in the yard. Hung out in a doghouse. Dug holes and chased rodents.

Stop by and pick up some tail waggin' schwag

If you haven't already, mark your calendars for this year's Hounds at Highfield event to be held in Falmouth this Sunday, June 27 from 11:30am to 3pm, rain or shine.