adoption
Our guide to animal adoption; learn why, where, and how to prepare to adopt a cat, kitten, dog or puppy from an animal shelter or rescue group.
Cat Daddy. Top Story - August 2025.
So it’s early 2025 and my mental health is in a bad place because of a year’s worth of life baggage coupled with a history of trauma. While beginning a quest to heal myself internally I was made aware of the common notion that cats make for good companions that aid in the improvement of mental health. Eventually I started discussing this with my closest friend who actually has multiple cats, one of which was pregnant at the time and we had an idea that it might be good for me to adopt one of her soon to be newborn kittens to help with my spiraling mental health. The outcome? I have now become a cat dad to a kitten named Bagheera S’mores.
By Joe Patterson5 months ago in Petlife
The Cage I Keep Selling:
They don’t live long. That’s the part you’re warned about if you let people know you love pet rats. They’ll tell you not to get attached. They’ll remind you they’re “just feeders.” They’ll talk about their short lifespans like it should somehow make the loss easier.
By Dr. Mozelle Martin | Ink Profiler6 months ago in Petlife
The Great Mango Heist
In the small Indian village of Bhagalpur, known mostly for its stubborn cows and excellent mangoes, nothing ever really happened. And when something did happen, it usually involved someone falling into a well or stealing slippers from the temple porch.
By AFTAB KHAN6 months ago in Petlife
The Joyful Journey of Pet Life: A Bond Beyond Words
The Early Days: Welcoming a Pet Bringing a pet home for the first time is an unforgettable moment. Whether you adopt from a shelter or buy from a breeder, the initial connection between a human and an animal often feels magical. Puppies wag their tails in excitement, kittens purr in comfort, and birds chirp to express their happiness. This beginning stage is all about learning and adjusting. Owners must create a safe environment, provide nutritious food, and schedule regular vet checkups.
By Tariq jamil6 months ago in Petlife
Dog Returns After 8 Years: Found in Public Bathroom, Reunited After Hurricane Harvey.
In a moment that would give hope to any pet owner, Blue, a dog who vanished during the chaos of Hurricane Harvey in August 2017, was recently found—eight years later—wandering alone in a public restroom at Cameron Park in Waco, Texas (some 300 miles from home), and is now joyously reunited with her original family.
By Muhammad Saeed6 months ago in Petlife
Paws and Price Tags: The 10 Most Expensive Dogs and Why They’re Worth Every Penny
Paws and Price Tags: The 10 Most Expensive Dogs and Why They’re Worth Every Penny Dogs are bundles of joy wrapped in fur. But for some, this bundle comes with a price tag that rivals a luxury vacation or even a small car. Whether it’s because of their rarity, lineage, grooming needs, or simply the prestige that comes with owning one, some dog breeds can cost thousands — just for the pup. Let’s dive into the world of elite canine companions and discover what makes these ten breeds some of the most expensive dogs on the market.
By Echoes of Life6 months ago in Petlife
My Parrot Won’t Stop Telling on Me!
When I brought home a parrot named Tango from a rescue shelter, I thought I was just adopting a colorful companion. What I didn’t realize was that I was welcoming the most talkative, nosy, and traitorous bird ever born into my life.
By Muhammad Saeed6 months ago in Petlife
Maine Coon Cats For Sale Wisconsin
Maine Coon Cats For Sale Wisconsin are in high demand and it's easy to see why! Their bushy tails, expressive eyes, and friendly & loyal nature capture the hearts of cat lovers across the world. They are also popularly known as "Gentle Giants" because of their size and adorable nature. Maine coon cats can be a great choice as domestic pets, cause they can get along with your family well.
By Mega Coons6 months ago in Petlife
When I had no one to talk to, I talked to my dog.
There was a time a while ago when I stopped answering the phone — not because I didn’t want to talk, but because I didn’t know what to say. Messages from friends started going unread. Family group chats became overwhelming. Social invitations overwhelmed me, and even simple texts felt like responsibilities I couldn’t fulfill.
By Echoes of Life6 months ago in Petlife












