THE BARK BLOG

Catch up on everything happening at My Barking Life! In Bark Bits Issue #11, meet adoptable Lion, learn how to build a dog first aid kit without spending a fortune, celebrate training graduations, see how two Training Assistance Grants are helping families stay together, and discover how one sponsored spay surgery is making a difference for shelter dogs.

This week's Bark Bits is packed with practical advice and a little canine chaos! Join me as I prepare for my first road trip with Pike and Gus, learn about Aspergillosis in dogs, meet our Shelter Spotlight, Lucy, and pick up three simple travel tips to help keep your dog safe on the road.

Gemini's waiting in Marion. Also: is "dog mom" a real title or just a Hallmark card? We investigate, sort of.

Pauly's adoption fee is covered. Now he just needs a couch. Also: what to grab before the sirens go off, and the story that started it all.

There's a scene in almost every horror movie where the protagonist walks into a familiar place and something feels off. Everything looks the same on the surface, but something essential has been hollowed out. That's increasingly what's happening at your local vet clinic. Same sign on the door. Maybe even the same doctor behind the exam table. But somewhere upstairs, the decisions are being made by people who have never once looked a dog in the eye.